Bone support
Three-dimensional imaging is used to assess available anatomy and surgical limits.
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Full-arch rehabilitation
02All-on-X full-arch implants
A specialist-led full-arch option designed around bone support, prosthetic stability and maintainability.
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DR. PAEK DENTAL · SONGDOTHE PLANNING PRINCIPLE
The plan begins with the final teeth—not simply the number of implants.
Treatment is usually staged. Bone condition, healing and the type of provisional restoration determine timing.
WHAT WE CONSIDER
Decisions before procedures.
Prosthetic design
Tooth position, speech, bite and facial support are planned as one system.
Maintenance
Cleaning access and long-term professional reviews are built into the treatment plan.
CLINICAL MATERIAL
See the case.
Understand the plan.
Clinical photographs, scans and radiographs are used to explain findings and compare realistic options. Images shown here are educational examples; results vary by individual condition.
A CONSIDERED SEQUENCE
From diagnosis to follow-up.
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Diagnostic records
Clinical examination and imaging define whether full-arch treatment is appropriate.
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Joint planning
Implant position and the final restoration are planned together before surgery.
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Surgical phase
The surgical and provisional sequence is selected for your anatomy and stability.
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Definitive restoration
After healing, the final prosthesis is refined for fit, function and maintenance.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
An honest plan includes limits and alternatives.
Suitability, risks, expected maintenance and alternatives depend on your clinical condition. Remote review can support travel planning but does not replace examination, imaging or informed consent at the clinic.
Send your records for an initial review