All-on-four dental implants are permanent fake teeth that are implanted into your mouth. They look and feel like natural teeth. If your dentist has recommended all-on-four dental implants, it is essential to understand how this process works.
1. Use Less Implants Than Traditional Implants
All-on-four dental implants are different than regular dental implants. With the
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