Digital assessment
Scans, bite records, health review, and restorative planning.
Full-arch dental care in Thailand
All-on-4 & Full-Arch Implants
A fixed full-arch restoration supported by dental implants for people with extensive tooth loss or teeth that cannot predictably be restored.
Treatment overview
A Stable New Arch of Teeth
All-on-4 is one approach within full-arch implant treatment. A carefully planned number of implants supports a complete provisional or final bridge, restoring appearance and helping improve speech and chewing.
The implant number, position, restorative material, and suitability for an immediate provisional bridge are clinical decisions. Some patients need extra implants, bone procedures, or a staged approach.
Recommended stay7–14 days, first stage
Typical visits3–5 appointments
Number of tripsOften 2 after healing
Recovery7–14 days initially
Potential candidates
- People missing most or all teeth in one arch
- Patients with severely damaged or failing teeth
- Denture wearers seeking a fixed alternative
- People with suitable health and bone anatomy
- Patients committed to hygiene and maintenance
Important considerations
A Major, Individualised Treatment
Full-arch implant care may involve extractions, sedation, temporary teeth, dietary changes, and several months of healing. The design must consider your bite, smile, facial support, speech, hygiene access, and long-term maintenance.
Before travelling: A panoramic X-ray or CBCT, dental photos, medical history, medication list, and details of any existing implants help clinicians evaluate complexity and possible options.
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Two Stages, Carefully Coordinated
Surgery & provisional
Extractions and implant placement, with temporary teeth when appropriate.
Healing & reviews
A soft diet and hygiene plan support implant integration over several months.
Final bridge
New records, try-ins, fitting, bite checks, and maintenance guidance.
Travel, Recovery, and Follow-Up
The first trip usually includes diagnostics, surgery, provisional restoration, and review. After implant healing, a second trip may be needed for the final bridge and adjustment visits.
Treatment duration, recommended stay, appointment count, recovery, and number of trips are estimates only. Your actual timeline depends on your oral and general health, bone condition, treatment design, healing, laboratory stages, and clinical assessment.
Confidential case coordination
Explore Your Full-Arch Options
Send your records for an initial review and let us help coordinate the clinical proposal, travel schedule, appointments, and follow-up.