Implant specialty + general dentistry

All On X

All On X Treatment

Personalized planning · Comfortable care

Full-arch solution · Fixed restoration · Stable support

Benefits

Full-arch solution Fixed restoration Stable support Restores function Natural appearance Personalized planning

All On X

All On X describes a full-arch implant treatment in which a fixed restoration is supported by multiple dental implants. The exact number and position of implants are selected for the individual patient.

This approach may be considered when most or all teeth in an arch are missing or cannot be predictably restored.

What to expect

  • Complete evaluation: We review your teeth, gums, bone, bite, health history, and goals with detailed imaging.
  • Digital planning: Implant positions and the shape of the restoration are planned together for support, function, and appearance.
  • Surgical phase: Teeth that cannot be kept may be removed and implants are placed according to the treatment plan.
  • Restore and maintain: A provisional or final arch is attached when appropriate, followed by refinement and long-term maintenance.

Why the number varies

The X reflects that implant number and positioning are not identical for every patient. Bone, anatomy, forces, and restorative design guide the plan.

Maintenance is essential

A fixed full-arch restoration still requires daily cleaning beneath it and regular professional maintenance tailored to your risk factors.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is the restoration removable?

The patient does not remove a fixed full-arch restoration. A dental professional can remove certain designs when maintenance or repair is needed.

2. Can treatment be completed in one day?

Some patients may receive a provisional restoration on or near the day of surgery. Eligibility and timing depend on stability, bone, health, and the treatment plan.

3. Will I need bone grafting?

Some patients do and some do not. Imaging and implant planning help determine whether grafting is recommended.

4. How do I clean beneath the teeth?

Special floss, interdental brushes, water flossers, or other tools may be recommended based on the design and your needs.