Restore your entire smile with stable, beautiful, and functional teeth using the All-On-X system. This advanced implant solution is designed to provide lasting comfort and confidence for patients missing most or all of their teeth.
What is the lifespan of All-On-X prosthetics?
With proper maintenance, All-On-X prosthetics can last 15–20 years or longer. The implants themselves often last a lifetime, while the prosthetic bridge may eventually need replacement due to wear.
Can I travel after receiving All-On-X treatment?
Yes, but it's recommended to stay local for at least a few days post-surgery to allow for follow-up care and ensure there are no early complications.
Are there any dietary restrictions after surgery?
Yes. Initially, patients should follow a soft-food diet for a few weeks while the implants stabilize. Over time, most patients return to a normal, unrestricted diet.
What are the risks associated with All-On-X procedures?
As with any surgical procedure, there are risks including infection, implant failure, nerve damage, or prolonged swelling. Dr. Rink takes every precaution to minimize these and monitors healing closely.
Will my speech be affected by the new prosthetic?
There may be a short adjustment period, but most patients report improved speech clarity after adapting to the fixed prosthetic.
Is sedation required during the procedure?
Sedation is optional but highly recommended for comfort. Dr. Rink offers multiple forms of sedation to suit your needs, including oral conscious sedation and nitrous oxide.
Can I choose the appearance of my prosthetic teeth?
Yes. Dr. Rink works with you to customize the color, shape, and alignment of your new teeth to ensure a natural, flattering appearance.
Does smoking affect the success of All-On-X?
Yes. Smoking significantly increases the risk of implant failure and can delay healing. Patients are strongly encouraged to quit before undergoing surgery.
Is there a warranty on All-On-X prosthetics?
Warranties vary by material and manufacturer, and Dr. Rink will review these details with you during your consultation so you know what to expect.