Introducing Positive Bites by Leanne - All at Once® Implant Bridge

As a recipient of an All at Once® Implant Bridge, I want to share my experience with patients and prospective patients as they seek to learn more about the protocol itself, the surgical procedure, and the world of dental implants in general.

By Leanne.

As a recipient of an All at Once^® Implant Bridge, I want to share my experience with patients and prospective patients as they seek to learn more about the protocol itself, the surgical procedure, and the world of dental implants in general.

Throughout my blog post series, I’ll cover all aspects of All at Once^®. I will answer all of your common questions, including:

What is All at Once^®, and how is it different to All Teeth on 4?
Who needs the procedure, and who is it suitable for?
What if I don’t have enough bone?
I take medication for diabetes /osteoporosis / autoimmune disease. Can I still get dental implants?
What are the planning stages?
Who performs the procedure?
What should I expect during the procedure?
What is the post-procedure care?
Is it painful?
Do I take them out at night?
How much downtime will I need?
How do I clean my implant bridges, and what equipment will I need?
What do they feel like?’
Will I have a lisp or talk funny?
What can I eat?
Will my teeth stain? Can I drink coffee and red wine?
Can I still participate in snorkelling, swimming and action sports?
Intimacy. Will they know?
How much does it cost?
Do implant bridges look natural or fake? Will they be TOO white? Can I choose the shade and style of teeth?
What are implant teeth made of?

Get ready for a boost in confidence.

Get that selfie stick ready and practice that smile.

Let me know if there are any topics you would like covered in future posts by submitting a question via the “Ask Leanne” form below.

Disclaimer: The information provided on this platform, including text, graphics, and images, is intended for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional dental advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For specific dental concerns, it is crucial to consult with a qualified dental practitioner. They will be able to assess your individual circumstances, provide accurate diagnoses, and offer appropriate treatment options tailored to your specific needs

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