A modern restoration of one dental arch on 4, 6 or 8 implants, using digital treatment planning, individual surgical guides and CAD/CAM technology. Patients eligible for immediate loading receive fixed temporary teeth on the day of surgery.

Comprehensive restoration of a full dental arch on 4 implants. The price includes: placement of 4 implants, individual digital planning of the procedure, design and fabrication of a 3D surgical guide, extraction of teeth covered by the treatment plan, necessary augmentations as part of the standard procedure, and fabrication of a fixed temporary bridge screwed onto the implants on the day of surgery, provided adequate implant stability is achieved. An FP1 restoration (without artificial gum tissue) is provided if anatomical and prosthetic conditions allow.

Comprehensive restoration of a full dental arch on 6 implants. The price includes: placement of 6 implants, individual digital planning of the procedure, design and fabrication of a 3D surgical guide, extraction of teeth covered by the treatment plan, necessary augmentations as part of the standard procedure, and fabrication of a fixed temporary bridge screwed onto the implants on the day of surgery, provided adequate implant stability is achieved. An FP1 restoration (without artificial gum tissue) is provided if anatomical and prosthetic conditions allow.

Comprehensive restoration of a full dental arch on 8 implants. The price includes: placement of 8 implants, individual digital planning of the procedure, design and fabrication of a 3D surgical guide, extraction of teeth covered by the treatment plan, necessary augmentations as part of the standard procedure, and fabrication of a fixed temporary bridge screwed onto the implants on the day of surgery, provided adequate implant stability is achieved. An FP1 restoration (without artificial gum tissue) is provided if anatomical and prosthetic conditions allow.

The prosthetic phase is usually performed 3–6 months after implant surgery.

Final FP1 zirconia bridges are digitally designed and screwed onto the implants. They provide an aesthetic full-arch restoration without the need to recreate artificial gum tissue, provided individual clinical conditions allow. Where an FP1 restoration is not possible, the type and cost of the final prosthetic restoration are determined individually based on clinical conditions.

Individual ceramic layering is an optional extra. One unit corresponds to one tooth.

The price covers the entire treatment: the surgical phase, the temporary restoration and the final acrylic bridge on a bar.

The packages include: digital planning and a surgical guide, placement of 4 or 6 implants, extraction of teeth covered by the treatment plan, necessary augmentations as part of the standard procedure, a fixed temporary restoration on the day of surgery if the conditions for immediate loading are met, and a final bar-reinforced acrylic bridge screwed onto the implants.

• All-on-X treatment consists of surgical and prosthetic phases. For packages with a zirconia restoration, the two phases are paid for separately.
• The temporary bridge is provided on the day of surgery when immediate loading of the implants is possible.
• The final prosthetic restoration is usually provided after 3–6 months, following assessment of healing and implant integration.
• Whether an FP1 restoration without artificial gum tissue can be provided depends on individual anatomical and prosthetic conditions.
• Prices cover the standard scope of treatment. Any non-standard surgical or prosthetic procedures involving additional costs are presented to the patient in an individual treatment plan.
• Final eligibility for All-on-4, All-on-6 or All-on-8 is determined after CBCT analysis and a clinical examination.