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All-on-6 implantation in Jūrmala

A reliable solution for completely missing teeth

From €8,000 for implantation and temporary denture per jaw

  • We have been restoring completely missing teeth for over 15 years
  • We help not only smile, but also chew properly
  • Maximum stability of denture fixation
  • We offer an extended warranty of up to 5 years

What is the "All-on-6" protocol?

When a patient presents with complete tooth loss or a situation where they can no longer be saved, the primary goal is simple: to enable them to chew normally again, smile, talk, and simply enjoy life.

For total implant prosthetics, the most common technique is "All-on-4" / All-on-4This is a working solution, but it is not always suitable. A prosthesis on four implants usually restores the smile zone and some of the chewing teeth.

The All-on-6 protocol allows for a wider dental arch and better load distribution. A fixed prosthesis is secured to six implants, which support the entire structure. Additional support points allow for better use of the lateral teeth, which bear the brunt of the load.

We consider this option in cases where it is possible to make the prosthesis more stable and comfortable for everyday use.

Who is All-on-6 Suitable for?

All-on-6 is suitable for those who want to regain normal chewing and smiling without compromise.

We consider this method when four implants may not be sufficient to support the load, and the bone tissue allows for the placement of more supports.

Teeth That Can No Longer Be Saved

Patients often come to us with some remaining teeth, but they are loose and decayed—usually due to extensive periodontitis. Chewing becomes difficult, an unpleasant odor develops, and the gum inflammation causes constant discomfort.

If the disease has been ongoing for several years, such teeth often cannot be saved. The decision to remove the last remaining teeth is difficult, but in some cases, it is the only rational way to resolve the problem for many years to come.

Dental Implants and Prosthetics allow you to return to a normal life and your favorite foods.

Inconvenience of a removable denture

Many patients have already tried Removable structures, but couldn't get used to them. The denture may shift, rub, or interfere with speaking. In such a situation, switching to a fixed version fundamentally changes the experience of everyday life.

Increased Chewing Load

The strength of the chewing muscles varies among patients, depending on their anatomy, habits, and diet. If we understand that four implants may not be sufficient for reliable denture service in your case, we consider the "All-on-6" protocol.

Surgeon placing implants during surgery

Advantages of All-on-6 Implantation

Everyday Comfort

Due to the increased number of supports, the load is distributed more evenly, making chewing easier and more natural.

There is no need to "adapt" to the denture or avoid certain foods—you can safely eat what you are used to.

Durability and Safety

A denture supported by six implants better withstands chewing forces compared to one supported by four abutments, as it has a greater margin of safety. This reduces the risk of overload and makes the denture more comfortable to use in everyday life.

With proper installation and care, such a prosthesis can last for decades.

Bone Preservation

The chewing load is distributed over a larger number of supports, which allows more bone tissue to be used.

This slows further bone atrophy and helps maintain the stability of the restoration over time.

More options for scheduling

Additional implants allow for greater flexibility in their placement. In some cases, this allows us to bypass areas of bone loss and avoid additional bone grafting surgeries.

Stages of manufacturing a prosthesis on six implants: digital model, milled structure, and the finished work in the mouth

All-on-6 implantation and prosthetics stages

  1. CT scan of the jaws on the monitor in the diagnostic room

    It all starts with a consultation and diagnosis.

    We evaluate your bone condition, bite, load, and overall oral health. At this stage, we determine whether the All-on-6 protocol is right for you or whether there is another rational solution.

  2. 3D model of the jaw with six implants and the future prosthesis

    Next, we plan your treatment.

    A 3D model of the jaws is created, and the position of the implants and the future design are considered. We consider in advance how the prosthesis will function under chewing load to avoid overloading the implants after placement.

  3. Installation of jaw implants using a surgical template

    The surgical stage is performed under anesthesia.

    Implants are placed, and, in most cases, a temporary denture is secured on the same day. You leave with your teeth intact—you can eat, speak, and continue your normal daily routine.

  4. A technician holds a finished permanent prosthesis on six implants.

    This is followed by a period of adaptation and implant healing.

    It usually takes 4-6 months. During this time, it is important to follow the recommendations regarding weight bearing and hygiene. We monitor the progress and adjust the temporary structure if necessary.

    Once the implants are fully integrated, a permanent prosthesis is fabricated.

    It is more precisely positioned, stronger, and designed to withstand full chewing loads for years.

Care and hygiene

After upper or lower jaw prosthetics on 6 implants, no special care is required. The key is to follow a few rules:

  • Brush Twice a Day. Particular attention should be paid to the denture-gum connection line, as plaque can accumulate there.
  • Use an irrigator. Pressurized water washes away food debris from hard-to-reach areas where a toothbrush cannot reach. An irrigator ensures healthy gums around implants.
  • Visit a hygienist every six months. Professional cleaning helps remove deposits that cannot be removed independently.
  • Avoid extreme stress. No need to open packages or chew particularly hard foods. The design is durable, but careful handling prolongs its lifespan.
  • Undergo regular preventive examinations. We recommend making appointments every six months so the dentist can notice any changes and adjust your care promptly.
A patient examines an implant-supported denture in the mirror after an examination

Cost of All-on-6 implantation and temporary prosthetics

  • Implantation on 6 Root implantson request

    More uniform loading, restoration of both the anterior and most chewing teeth.

  • Implantation on 6 Megagen implantson request

    The AnyRidge system provides the most predictable results when installing a temporary prosthesis immediately after surgery.

  • Implantation on 6 Straumann implantson request

    The Swiss Straumann system guarantees premium quality and durability. Extended 8-year warranty.

Cost of permanent All-on-6 prosthetics

  • Metal-Ceramic Denture on 6 Implantson request

    More even distribution of the load. Increased chewing comfort and durability

  • Zirconium dioxide denture on 6 implantson request

    Maximum comfort, aesthetics, and reliability. A full set of teeth with premium aesthetics and a long service life.

FAQ

Answers to frequently asked questions

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The denture is supported by six implants instead of four. These additional support points allow for a wider dental arch, better use of the posterior teeth, and more even distribution of chewing forces—this design offers a greater margin of safety.