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All-on-4 Dental Implants

All-on-4 dental implants offer a permanent fix for missing teeth.

One procedure. Four implants. A full smile restored.

If most of your teeth are missing—or too damaged to keep—replacing each one individually isn’t always realistic. All-on-4 dental implants let you restore a full upper or lower arch using just four to six implants. For many patients, it’s the closest thing to having their own teeth again.

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A different kind of dental implant.

Instead of placing one implant for every missing tooth, the All-on-4 approach uses four titanium implants to support an entire row of teeth. It’s more efficient, often skips the need for bone grafting, and in many cases, you’ll leave with a new set of teeth the same day.

The technique was first developed in Europe and has since helped thousands of Canadians smile, eat, and speak with confidence—no adhesives, no slipping, no daily removals.

How it works.

Here’s what typically happens:

• Your dentist does a full exam and imaging to confirm you’re a candidate
• Four to six implants are surgically placed in your jaw
• A custom full-arch bridge is secured to those implants, often within 24–48 hours
• Over the following months, the implants bond with your bone—creating long-term stability

Once healed, the implants work like natural roots. Your new teeth feel secure, look natural, and don’t come out at night.

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A dental implant model displaying a set of upper teeth with connected metallic fixtures, illustrating the placement of dental implants in a pink gum base. The image highlights the structure of a dental restoration system.

A different kind of dental implant.

Instead of placing one implant for every missing tooth, the All-on-4 approach uses four titanium implants to support an entire row of teeth. It’s more efficient, often skips the need for bone grafting, and in many cases, you’ll leave with a new set of teeth the same day.

The technique was first developed in Europe and has since helped thousands of Canadians smile, eat, and speak with confidence—no adhesives, no slipping, no daily removals.

Who it’s for.

You might be a good match for All-on-4 if you:

• Are missing most or all of your teeth
• Have severe decay or dental trauma
• Struggle with loose or uncomfortable dentures
• Want a long-term solution with fewer surgeries than traditional implants

Your dentist will walk you through other options too—like partial dentures or bridges—and help you decide what makes sense based on your health, bone structure, and budget.

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Is All-on-4 right for you?

All-on-4 has helped thousands of people feel like themselves again—smiling without worry, eating without limits, and finally retiring their denture cream. If you’re thinking about full-arch replacement, it’s worth asking about this option.

Book your comprehensive oral exam today!

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