Which is Stronger: All-on-4 vs 3 on 6™
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- čas přidán 12. 12. 2022
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Teeth need to be able to withstand the pressures and movements involved with eating, talking, and normal use of the mouth. So what is better, multiple bridges like the 3 on 6™ or a single unit spanning the entire mouth like with the All-on-4? Studies have shown that segmented bridges can react better to forces in the mouth, making it far less likely to break. In addition, if there ever is a problem, it is easier to replace or fix a smaller bridge than replace all the teeth in the mouth.
I understand the 3 on 6 for the upper what about the lower bridges are they a solid bridge restoration or a 3 on 6 lower bridge? The reason why I'm asking my Dentist Dr Alex Fedorenko from Lexington ma, metro Dental and implant studio wanted me to have a solid bridge. From what he told me that you taught him the 3 on 6.
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That anology about the bridge crashing guess I'm good as long as a cargo ship doesn't hit my teeth
Hi if you segment the bridge on an arch won’t that mean air gets through and you get the whistle effect
No, it is the same as natural teeth which have gaps between them which can be flossed. The bridges are placed snugly together so you can floss between them but there is no air movement or whistle effect.
That looks much better, but isn't better that those 4 inplants are not so close to eachother?. Better would be that implant is on 2nd tooth and 5th,,not 2nd and 3rd
can you fix a underbite with the 3 on 6
Yes we can correct most malocclusion problems with the 3 on 6™. Give us a call at 888-877-5790 for more information!
3 on 6 implant seems promising but what if there will be no accident or what and there is a proper care for the implant? How long All-on-4 and 3 on 6 will last?
The longevity of dental implants and prosthetics for both the All-on-4 and 3 on 6 largely depends on how well patients maintain them. With the 3 on 6, maintenance is relatively simple - daily brushing and flossing, and bi-annual cleanings, just like natural teeth. Since patients invest a lot in getting the procedure, most do a good job of taking care of their new teeth.
On the other hand, the All-on-4 requires more extensive maintenance Due to the bulky artificial gums, dirt and debris get trapped more easily. Therefore, the All-on-4 should be removed for professional cleaning every year, and the prosthetics may need to be replaced too.
Most of our 3-on-6 providers offer limited lifetime guarantees, covering potential issues that may arise as long as patients follow the aftercare protocol.
In the rare event that a patient's 3 on 6 fails, they can opt for the All-on-4. However, if a patient's All-on-4 fails, dentures are often their only option due to the significant amount of bone removal.
For more information about the 3 on 6, visit our website - www.3on6.com/.
I check it on Kriss and Both All-on-4 and 3 on 6 dental implant systems are designed to be long-lasting solutions for tooth replacement, provided they are properly cared for and there are no unforeseen complications.
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@@TitusMonger I think he's referring to that dental AI chatbot Kriss ai
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Is there a place in St. Louis that does 3 on 6. Thank you.
Not currently but if you know any dentists in the area you can refer them for training here: www.3on6.com/refer-a-doctor
Where’s the actual data and peer reviewed papers to back this claim up? Because why would I trust a statement from a corporation that favors their product over another without data? I’m happy to concede on this skepticism here but the science and facts have to be present.
Our offices offer both treatment options, we do both All-on-4 and 3 on 6™ in our offices. We will offer the patient whatever we believe is best. For 90% of patients we see, 3 on 6™ is the better treatment option. Here is a study that could be of interest:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5347302/
This is kind of random, but if you wanted to fight, like boxing or MMA, could these things be taken out prior to a fight and put back after? It would add another second to the team right next to the ring doctor. Just wondering if it is still possible to do the punchy punchy with the teeth out.
While the bridges could be removed at a dentist office, the implants and abutments could not be removed and would be protruding from the gums. The 3 on 6™ is a solution for permanent teeth. If you want something removable you can get a removable denture.
@@SmileSystems3on6 Let's say you had the money to have the teeth unscrewed before a fight and then screwed back on after. Would a mouthguard be sufficient protection on par with the protection it offered standard teeth? Could you take a jab or a right to the face and be ok or would they jar loose? I don't have them yet. Dentures are rough when it comes to eating. The 3 on 6 seems to be the way to go vs the fixed denture that gets gunk trapped under it until the dentist cleans it every 6 months. Just trying to find a way to continue eating apples and beef jerky with no issues and maybe be able to fight.
Hi all on six implant clean ? Water pick ?
They recommend a sonic toothbrush, water pik, and superfloss. The waterpik helps clear any debris that can get stuck. Superfloss has a thin nylon tip to help thread it under the bridge to clean the underside and implant abutments.
The gum recedes under the bridge?! Opposite the All on 4. As it is the normal tooth bridge. Am i right?
With the 3 on 6, the bone and tissue is better protected because of the increased stimulation on the implants (like exercise for the bone). With an All-on-4, the bone is effectively in a cast, decreasing the bone stimulation and adding to bone and tissue recession.
I believe 3 on 6 is the best for strength and cleaning .if I had money I would get them !
We agree, we understand it may not be feasible for everyone, but we do believe it is the best treatment option if the patient qualifies.
You know there are many dental places that do payment plans. Usually around $200 per month. With a down payment. It's what I'm doing. I had my first appointment already, consultation. I'm 33, have zero upper teeth. All my lower teeth. The amount of times I had the dentists that Medicaid/Medicare forces upon us trying to push me into getting dentures is so infuriating. They wouldn't shut up until I said flat out "I will jump off a cliff before I get dentures at 27, 28, 29, 31 years old" I told them I was going to get implants or bridges, no joke they smiled at each other like me affording this was absurd. So instead of them helping me like my insurance was paying them to do, I started researching, making calls until I got answers myself. And the 1 thing I allowed them to do was a filling which they did so shitty it fell out in less than 18 months ffs. Had they been helpful though right away I'd have had teeth & my health at 28. But no. I lost 5 years because they refused to help me.
My point is there's always a way & don't let anyone push you into doing something you're not okay with. especially to your own body.
@@SmileSystems3on6 im curious if you can get this down one by one? For example get the front teeth done beginning of year, then get it left side 6 months later, then right side 6 months later.
No response?@@valleytruthers3827
If I have all on 4 can I still get 3 on 6?
The answer is that "it depends". One of the key benefits to the 3 on 6™ is that it preserves your bone while the All-on-4 usually removes bone to make space for it. So it really depends on how much bone you have left. We've been able to help some people convert from an All-on-4 to 3 on 6™, and others have simply had too much bone removed to be able to do it.
If you'd like to schedule a consultation you can call 888-877-5790
What is the warranty for 3 on 6?
The limited lifetime guarantee includes free implant replacement in the first year due to failure, lifetime full implant replacement if no osseointegration occurs, lifetime bite adjustments by your provider, discounted replacement bridges, and more.
Please train some dentists ín Australia to do this method as I do not want All on 4 with it's fake gumline and the fact that you can't clean it properly.
I was in the same boat as you. I just got my 6 implants a couple weeks ago. I am on the one piece temporary arch for now. But very pleased. So much more natural looking with my real gums.
@@LOLewie are you in Australia too hun ? Where did U get the one arch done ? I just don't want ugly dentures nor all on 4 as I don't want stinky breath from the bacteria that builds up under them. I know they do 3 on 6 inTurkey and India but gees it's a long way to go to get ones teeth done. ♥️
@@ozgal6929 No no I am in the USA. It's quite an expensive procedure here. I thought about going to Mexico for it. But heard too many horror stories. So I just went for it. I only had 8 teeth remaining in the top, plus a broken root canal in the front. So it was getting embarassing and hard to chew. And the remaining teeth weren't worth saving.
It's true what they say, it will NEVER feel like your actual teeth. Its a numb feeling. You don't realize how much feeling you have in your teeth until its gone.
Like that weird feeling of trying to chew while still numb from Novocain.
But I regret nothing so far. Totally worth it. Its just different feeling so be prepared.
@@LOLewie I have had 8 root canals and most of those teeth have now sadly disintegrated ..I have a few auto ímmune related health issues so it's a never ending battle. I'm also a non secretor ( do some research on it ). It means my DNA cannot be picked up in my secretions but this makes us more prone to dental disease as we do not have the anti microbial aspect in our saliva. It sucks. I will go to a holistic dentist first to have all my root canals safely removed as they should be made illegal. I have a few implants (at 5 K each) but the rest of my teeth have all had caps or work done at least 3 times each and they are just horrible. Thank you for your feedback ♥️🇦🇺
I like to have the 3on 6.
We would be happy to help you! Give us a call at 888-877-5790 to get started.
Myself I would go for all on 6.Less span between implants ,more implants less force on each implant.3on 6 long span at posterior not Ideal.3 on 6 the bridges look too artificial.
I have a bunch I of bridges Amanda I know bone and gum will shrink f there is no tooth.
That is my concern with 3 on 6. Over the years bone will shrink and create a gap against the teeth arch. Then what will you do?
On the other hand, all on 4 has build in gum like and all you have to do is to fill material when bone shrink. No remake.
If you do a bit of research you'll find that All-on-4 and All-on-X are notorious for having bone recession and gaps that trap food. This is because the single unit restoration is like a cast on the mouth which doesn't allow the bone to "exercise" and increases the rate of bone deterioration. With the 3 on 6, the separated bridges allow for increased implant stimulation (like taking the cast off) which keeps the bone healthy and strong. Our 5 and 10 year post op studies are showing great bone retention and health.
how does 3 on 6 work with receeding gums?
The 3 on 6 is pretty much the best option to preserve gums. Receding gums really occurs because the bone is receding beneath it. The 3 on 6 preserves the bone with implants that stimulate the bone (like a muscle) to prevent it from receding. Current studies show that the 3 on 6 preserves bone (and gums) better than dentures, overdentures, and the All-on-4.