Patient guide
All-on-6 replaces a full arch of teeth with a fixed bridge supported by six implants, giving the bridge more points of support than a four-implant plan. When the implants are stable enough, a temporary fixed bridge is fitted; the final bridge follows once they have fused with the bone, over about three months. This guide explains each step and how to look after your new teeth at home.
Reviewed by Dr. Mehmet Dağhan · October 30, 2026
Before
Send us your photos and any X-rays on WhatsApp. A doctor reviews them and tells you whether All-on-6 suits you — or whether a bone graft is needed first.
You receive your treatment plan and its price in writing within 6 hours, with the number of visits and how long each stay is.
Your coordinator arranges the airport transfer and stays in touch with you on WhatsApp from arrival to departure.
At the clinic we examine you and take a 3D scan to plan the whole arch and your bite.
During
What happens
Any remaining teeth that cannot be saved are removed, if needed.
Why it matters
The implants and the bridge need a healthy base.
What happens
Six implants are placed in the jaw.
Why it matters
Six support points can spread the chewing load more widely.
What happens
If the implants are stable enough for immediate loading, a temporary fixed bridge is fitted.
Why it matters
You have fixed teeth while the implants heal.
What happens
The implants fuse with the bone — about three months.
Why it matters
Fused implants can carry the final bridge for the long term.
What happens
The final fixed bridge is made and fitted.
Why it matters
It restores chewing and the look of a full set of teeth.
After
A coordinator can go through your case with you.
