All-on-6 is a full-arch dental treatment in which six dental implants are placed in the jawbone to support a fixed dental restoration. It may be considered for patients who have lost most or all of their teeth in one jaw and are looking for an implant-supported alternative to removable dentures.
The six implants are positioned according to the patient’s bone structure, oral health and planned restoration. Once the implants have been placed, they provide support for a fixed set of replacement teeth designed to restore appearance, speaking and chewing function.
All-on-6 treatment is not planned in exactly the same way for every patient. A clinical examination and imaging assessment are required to determine whether this approach is suitable.
All-on-6 treatment may be considered for patients with extensive tooth loss who are looking for a fixed, implant-supported dental restoration. Suitability must be determined through clinical examination and dental imaging.
The number six refers to the dental implants used to support the restoration. It does not mean that the patient receives only six replacement teeth.
Six implants support a fixed restoration designed for a complete dental arch. The number, shape and arrangement of the visible teeth are determined during restorative planning.
Treatment may be planned for one jaw or, when clinically appropriate, for both the upper and lower jaws.
All-on-6 is designed to support a fixed full-arch restoration. The potential benefits and final result depend on the patient’s oral condition, clinical plan and long-term maintenance.
Six implants are used to distribute support across the planned full-arch restoration. Their positions are determined according to the patient’s bone structure and clinical needs.
All-on-6 supports a fixed restoration rather than a removable denture. The aim is to provide greater stability during speaking, smiling and everyday function.
The shape, colour and arrangement of the replacement teeth can be planned according to the patient’s facial features, smile, bite and restorative requirements.
Dental implants transfer functional forces to the jawbone and may help support the surrounding bone structure. The effect varies according to the patient’s initial condition.
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Share your dental concerns and any available X-rays with the Klinik7 team for an initial review of your treatment options.
All-on-6 treatment is planned in several clinical, surgical and restorative stages. Implant positions, temporary restoration options and the final prosthetic design are determined according to your oral condition, bone structure, bite and treatment requirements.
Your dental concerns, medical information, existing teeth and available X-rays or dental records are reviewed before treatment planning begins.
Your teeth, gums, bite and overall oral condition are examined in person to confirm whether All-on-6 is clinically appropriate.
Dental imaging is used when required to assess available bone, important anatomical structures and suitable implant positions for the planned restoration.
Six implants are positioned according to the individual surgical plan. Their location and distribution depend on the available bone and the restorative requirements of the full arch.
Temporary teeth may be considered according to implant stability and clinical conditions. The final fixed restoration is planned around healing, bite, function and aesthetic requirements.
All-on-6 treatment is completed in stages rather than in a single appointment. Your exact schedule is confirmed after clinical examination and imaging, because healing time and restorative requirements vary from one patient to another.
Your clinical examination and required imaging are completed before the final treatment plan is confirmed. The implants are then placed according to the planned positions and your individual bone anatomy.
After implant placement, a healing period allows the implants and surrounding bone to stabilise. During this stage, you follow the post-treatment instructions provided by the clinical team.
Once the implants have reached the required clinical stability, the restorative stage can continue. Bite, function, fit and aesthetic details are assessed before the final fixed restoration is completed.
There is no single timeline that applies to every All-on-6 case. The number of appointments, healing period and timing of the final restoration depend on implant stability, bone condition, additional procedures and your individual treatment plan.
Both treatments are designed to support a fixed full-arch dental restoration. The main difference is the number and distribution of implants used. However, using more implants does not automatically make All-on-6 the better option for every patient.
| Treatment Consideration | All-on-4 | All-on-6 |
|---|---|---|
| Number of implants | Four implants per treated jaw | Six implants per treated jaw |
| Restoration type | Fixed full-arch restoration | Fixed full-arch restoration |
| Implant distribution | Support is planned across four implant positions | Support is planned across six implant positions |
| Bone assessment | Available bone and anatomical structures are evaluated before implant positions are selected | Available bone must support the planned distribution of six implants |
| Bite and restoration planning | Planned according to bite, function and restorative needs | Planned according to bite, function and restorative needs |
| Clinical suitability | Determined after clinical examination and imaging | Determined after clinical examination and imaging |
Temporary teeth may be part of the All-on-6 treatment process, but the type and timing of a temporary restoration depend on implant stability, healing conditions and the individual treatment plan.
After implant placement, the clinical team evaluates the stability of the implants and the condition of the treated area before deciding how the temporary restoration should be managed.
When clinically appropriate, a temporary restoration may be provided during the healing stage. The approach is selected according to the requirements of your individual case.
Temporary teeth are managed carefully during the healing period so that appearance and everyday function are balanced with the biological requirements of implant healing.
Bone loss does not automatically mean that All-on-6 treatment is unsuitable. The amount, location and quality of the available jawbone must first be assessed before implant positions can be planned safely.
Clinical examination and dental imaging help the treatment team understand how much bone is available and whether additional procedures may need to be considered before or during implant treatment.
In some cases, implant positions can be planned around the available bone. In others, procedures such as bone grafting or sinus-related augmentation may be considered. The appropriate approach depends on the individual anatomy and cannot be determined from photographs alone.
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There is no single All-on-6 price that applies to every patient. The treatment scope is determined after the dentist evaluates your existing teeth, bone condition, implant requirements and the planned fixed restoration.
Two patients asking for All-on-6 may require very different treatment. Reviewing your dental records and X-rays first allows the treatment team to prepare an estimate based on your actual clinical needs rather than a generic package.
Have an X-ray or previous treatment plan? Share it with our team for an initial clinical assessment.
REQUEST AN ASSESSMENTExplore All-on-6 cases treated at Klinik7. Each result reflects the patient’s individual dental condition, clinical findings and personalised treatment plan.
A similar appearance does not necessarily mean that you need the same treatment. Share your dental condition and available X-rays so the clinical team can review what may be appropriate for your case.
At Klinik7, All-on-6 treatment is approached as an individual full-arch rehabilitation rather than a standard package. Clinical findings, implant planning, bite and the final restoration are considered together before the treatment pathway is confirmed.
Existing teeth, gum health, bone condition and available dental records are reviewed before deciding whether All-on-6 is an appropriate option for the individual patient.
Implant positions are planned with the intended fixed restoration in mind. Bite, function, available bone and restorative space all contribute to the final clinical plan.
The number of appointments, healing stages and restorative sequence are organised according to the patient’s clinical requirements rather than applying the same timeline to every case.
Patient experiences can provide useful insight into communication, treatment planning, clinical care and the overall treatment journey at Klinik7. Every patient's dental condition, treatment plan and recovery remain individual.
Monica S
Sep 20, 2025
I had a full dental treatment at Klinik7 with Dr. Barbaros in just two visits, and I can’t thank the whole team enough for their kindness and professionalism. ( many thanks to dr Nasuh Kolsuz and Dr Esra Ozturk).
From the start, Dr. Barbaros created a personalized dental plan for me after a full X-ray, making sure everything was done carefully and to the highest standard. He really took the time to ensure I was happy with the results.
The entire staff were wonderful
– professional, kind, and excellent at communication. Special thanks to Esra, who took care of us from the beginning, organizing transport and accommodation to a very high standard.
I was completely impressed with their customer service, attention to detail, and the quality of care. Highly recommend Klinik7 to anyone considering dental treatment abroad
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Jul 22, 2025Bin kein großer Freund von überschwenglichen Rezensionen....und habe mir Zeit gelassen um zu testen ob alles wirklich passt....daher jetzt der Faktencheck: Ich hatte mehrere Jahre Zeit meine sicher kommende Vollimplantat-Versorgung zu organisieren. Durch meine Reisetätigkeit holte ich mir in verschiedenen Ländern Meinungen, Vorschläge und Kostenpläne - alles sehr irritierend und verwirrend (vor allem im Heimatland Aut) und keiner konnte mich überzeugen. Tja einige meinte sogar "das geht ja nicht" Durch Zufall und Dr. Internet kam ich zu Dr. Barbaros......innerhalb weniger Minuten hatte ich eine klare Aussage, Plan....und Vertrauen.... vor allem ein Preis/Leistungsverhältnis das seinesgleichen sucht. 3 Monate später lag ich unter dem "Messer" und weitere 4 Monate (nicht bei jedem) wurde fixiert.....seit August 2023 knabbere ich Rippchen, lächle wie ein Prinz und die Frau freut sich über den jungen Mann. Das man in der Klinik das Gefühl hat, das es sich hier um modernste Technik und TOP-Personal handelt wurde schon erwähnt....absolute Empfehlung für zahnlose Tiger...:))
Reviews reflect individual patient experiences and should not be interpreted as a guarantee of treatment outcome.
Digital planning supports the clinical evaluation of the jaw, implant positions, bite and planned fixed restoration. The exact imaging and planning process depends on the requirements of each individual case.
Dental imaging may be used to assess available bone and nearby anatomical structures before implant positions are selected. Implant placement is considered together with the intended restorative design rather than as a separate stage.
Restorative planning also considers bite, available space, tooth proportions and the relationship between the final teeth and the patient’s facial features.
Available bone and relevant anatomical structures are reviewed before the surgical plan is confirmed.
Implant positions are considered in relation to the planned full-arch restoration and functional requirements.
The final restoration is planned around function, available restorative space and aesthetic requirements.
Recovery after All-on-6 implant surgery varies according to the extent of treatment, implant stability and the patient’s individual healing response. The clinical team provides instructions based on the treatment performed and the type of temporary or final restoration being used.
Temporary swelling, sensitivity, bruising or mild discomfort may occur during the first stage of healing. Medication, oral hygiene and post-operative instructions are provided according to the individual treatment.
Food consistency may need to be adjusted during the healing period. Softer foods are generally recommended while the implants and surrounding tissues heal, with progression guided by the clinical team.
The implant-supported restoration and the areas around the implants require regular cleaning. The recommended hygiene routine depends on the restoration design and the patient’s individual oral condition.
Regular dental reviews help monitor the implants, surrounding tissues, bite and condition of the restoration over time. Maintenance requirements may change as the treatment ages.
Your treatment journey does not necessarily end when you return home. If follow-up is required, the Klinik7 team can review information such as photographs, symptoms or available dental records and advise on the appropriate next step.
These answers provide general information about All-on-6 treatment. Individual suitability, treatment stages and timing can only be confirmed after clinical examination and appropriate imaging.
All-on-6 is a full-arch treatment in which six dental implants support a fixed dental restoration. It may be considered when most or all teeth in one jaw are missing, failing or cannot be predictably retained.
No. The number six refers to the implants supporting the restoration. These implants support a complete fixed dental arch rather than six individual replacement teeth.
The number, proportions and arrangement of the visible replacement teeth are determined during restorative planning. They depend on the patient's jaw, bite, available space and clinical requirements.
All-on-4 uses four implants per treated jaw while All-on-6 uses six. Both approaches can support a fixed full-arch restoration. More implants do not automatically mean a treatment is better. Suitability depends on the individual clinical situation.
When clinical conditions allow, the six implants may be placed during one surgical session. This does not mean that the entire treatment is completed in one day. Healing and restorative stages take place separately when required.
A temporary restoration may be provided when clinically appropriate. The decision depends on implant stability, healing conditions and the individual restorative plan. The same temporary protocol cannot be guaranteed for every patient.
Bone loss does not automatically exclude All-on-6 treatment. Available bone must first be assessed through clinical examination and imaging. Depending on the anatomy, implant positions may be planned around available bone or additional procedures may need to be considered.
No. Suitability depends on oral health, bone structure, existing teeth, bite, medical history and the planned restoration. A full clinical assessment is required before treatment can be recommended.
Treatment is completed in stages. The overall timeline depends on implant stability, healing, bone condition, restorative requirements and whether additional procedures are needed. Your expected schedule is confirmed after assessment.
Food consistency may need to be modified during healing. Softer foods are commonly recommended during the early recovery period so unnecessary pressure is not placed on the treated area. Individual dietary instructions are provided by the clinical team.
Daily cleaning around the implants and beneath the fixed restoration is important for long-term maintenance. The hygiene method and recommended cleaning tools depend on the restoration design and individual oral condition.
There is no single lifespan that applies to every patient. Long-term performance depends on implant health, oral hygiene, bite, restoration design, smoking, general health and regular maintenance. The implants and the prosthetic restoration should also be considered separately when discussing longevity.
If follow-up is required after you return home, the Klinik7 team can review information such as symptoms, photographs or available dental records and advise on the appropriate next step. Further clinical review can be coordinated when necessary.
Treatment scope may vary according to whether one or both jaws are treated, the condition of existing teeth, bone availability, implant requirements, temporary restoration needs, the final restoration and any additional procedures.
You can share your dental concerns, available X-rays and previous treatment information with Klinik7 for an initial assessment. The final treatment plan is confirmed after the necessary clinical examination and diagnostic evaluation.
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