What we do

All-on-4

All-on-4 replaces a whole jaw of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge carried by four titanium implants. The two implants at the back are placed at an angle, which lets them use the denser bone at the front of the jaw — that is usually what makes the plan possible without a bone graft.

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Illustrations of the technique, not patient results. Your own plan follows Dr. Hatice's review of your X-ray.

Who it suits

You are missing most or all of the teeth in one jaw
Your remaining teeth are failing and are due to come out anyway
You wear a removable denture and want something fixed in place
There is enough bone at the front of the jaw to anchor angled implants

When we say no

If bone volume is too low even at the front, four implants will not hold. All-on-6 or zygomatic implants may be the honest answer instead — or the answer may be that this is not the right time.
Uncontrolled diabetes, active gum infection and heavy smoking all lower the odds of an implant integrating. Dr. Hatice will tell you that before you book a flight, not after.

How the treatment runs

01
X-ray review
A recent panoramic X-ray or CT scan, read by Dr. Hatice herself before you travel.
02
Plan and written quote
Itemised in writing and fixed before you book anything.
03
Surgery
Any remaining teeth are removed, four implants are placed, and in most cases a temporary fixed bridge goes on the same day.
04
Healing
The implants integrate with the bone over the following months while you wear the temporary bridge.
05
Final bridge
The permanent bridge is made and fitted on a second visit.

Time in Istanbul

All-on-4 normally runs across two visits — a longer first visit for surgery and the temporary bridge, then a shorter second visit for the final one after healing. The exact number of days is set out in your written plan. We will not give you a day count before Dr. Hatice has seen your X-ray.

Free assessment

Send your X-ray. Get an honest answer.

Fill this in and it opens WhatsApp with your details ready to send. Dr. Hatice reviews the X-ray herself and tells you what is actually possible — including when the answer is no.