Why Implant Count Varies
Full-arch treatment is personalized. Bone quality and volume, the shape of the arch, opposing teeth, and the intended prosthesis can influence whether four, five, six, or another number of implants is appropriate.
Treatment planning based on individual 3D anatomy
A fixed restoration designed for a complete upper or lower arch
Support distributed according to the clinical and restorative plan
Comparing Full-Arch Options
During a consultation, the team can explain how All-on-5 compares with All-on-4, All-on-6, removable implant-supported dentures, and conventional dentures. Each option has different maintenance, cost, and clinical considerations.
A Digitally Planned Process
CBCT imaging and digital planning help the team evaluate available bone and plan implant positions. Treatment steps and timing are reviewed before care begins and may include surgical and restorative phases.
Maintenance Matters
Fixed full-arch restorations require consistent home care and professional maintenance. Follow-up visits allow the team to monitor the implants, tissues, bite, and restoration.

