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Hi there, we have a number of clinics located around Australia, which you can view here: www.allon4plus.com.au/locations. If you are interested in booking an initial consultation, you can do so by filling out the online form here: www.allon4plus.com.au/contact or you can call us at 1300 255 400.

Hi there, you can view our prices on our website here: www.allon4plus.com.au/dental-implants-costs. We offer a number of payment plans and finance options to give people the best chance of receiving the treatment, which you can view here: www.allon4plus.com.au/payment-options. If you have any questions or would like to know more information, you can contact us at 1300 255 400.

Hi there, like any sort of gum disease, there is no cure but it can be managed. You can have implants even if you have periodontal disease. It is just important that you keep up a strict cleaning and hygiene routine. If you have poor gum and jawbone stability then you may need to have a more advanced implant, such as zygoma implants which are anchored through the cheekbones.

Hi there, thanks for your questions. We ask patients that are on any blood thinning medication to stop taking it a few days before surgery however the time frame can differ from person to person, it's important to always speak with your anaesthetist and team who will be performing your surgery to confirm exact details of this. If patients already have implants we will likely take them out if they are going to impact where we need to put our dental implants. All of these will be done during your surgery ( removal of existing teeth and implants) while we will place the new implants at this time aswell. Patients will likely experience swelling from a few days up to a week after surgery which is completely normal and will go away as your recover. The final teeth are then placed onto the implants 24 hours later ( even if the patient is swollen we still put the teeth in). Hope this answers your questions, for more information you can view our website: www.allon4plus.com.au/

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In Colombia the cost for each jawbone ranges from $8,000 to $11,200 dollars depending on the technique used, either conventional implantology or corticobasal implantology, Dr. Johanna is visited by patients coming from USA, Canada and others. Additionally they give the option of credit through United Credit, if you need information I will be happy to share with you.

Hi there, the question and conversation surrounding price is common especially when affordability may be an issue. We offer a number of payment plans and finance options to give people the best chance of receiving the treatment, which you can view here: www.allon4plus.com.au/payment-options. We have written an article which explains why dental implants are expensive in Australia, which you can view here: www.allon4plus.com.au/articles/cost-of-all-on-4-plus-what-am-i-paying-for

In Colombia the cost for each jawbone ranges from $8,000 to $11,200 dollars depending on the technique used, either conventional implantology or corticobasal implantology, Dr. Johanna is visited by patients coming from USA, Canada and others. Additionally they give the option of credit through United Credit, if you need information I will be happy to share with you.

Hi there, the question and conversation surrounding price is common, especially when affordability may be an issue. We offer a number of payment plans and finance options to give people the best chance of receiving the treatment, which you can view here: www.allon4plus.com.au/payment-options. We are always here to help patients talk through which option may be best for them!

In Colombia the cost for each jawbone ranges from $8,000 to $11,200 dollars depending on the technique used, either conventional implantology or corticobasal implantology, Dr. Johanna Calderon is visited by patients coming from USA, Canada and others. Additionally they give the option of credit through United Credit, if you need information I will be happy to share with you.

Hi there, we understand that the question and conversation surrounding price is common, especially when affordability may be an issue. We offer a number of payment plans and finance options to give people the best chance of receiving the treatment, which you can view here: www.allon4plus.com.au/payment-options. We have written an article which explains why dental implants are expensive in Australia and everything that is involved with the cost of the treatment, Which you can view here: www.allon4plus.com.au/articles/cost-of-all-on-4-plus-what-am-i-paying-for

Accessing your super is one form of payment that we offer and it is one of our most used payment options. There are a few factors that have to be considered before you are considered eligible. You can view more about this here: www.allon4plus.com.au/payment-options/access-my-super

Hi there. The question and conversation surrounding price is common, especially when affordability may be an issue. We have written an article which explains why dental implants are expensive in Australia, which you can view here: www.allon4plus.com.au/articles/cost-of-all-on-4-plus-what-am-i-paying-for.

Glad this video was helpful for you! Make sure to check out lots of our other videos :)

thankyou for you your comment! We know that it can be very difficult to discuss your dental history, especially if it has been difficult. We hope our videos can help you on your All On 4 Journey! We have lots of videos which help to explain common questions about the treatment and cleaning and care videos, if you need some extra guidance. Good luck!

Hi there, it is normal for patients to take a bit of time to get use to the new cleaning methods, especially flossing. X-floss is recommended as it is much thicker and has the harder tip therefore is easier to thread through. This is floss that is designed to be used specifically for implants and bridges. The floss threader can definitely help as it helps to place the floss easier than it would with your hands. We would recommend just sticking with it, and it will eventually become like second nature to you! We hope this video can help you :)

Hi there, All On 4 Plus is a permanent solution and is usually a one time surgery ( considering you look after your implants) therefore, given your situation which means you wouldn't have to deal with the constant upkeep of new treatments, which sounds like it could be an option for you. It's important to get a consultation so that we can assess if this would be the right solution for your current dental situation. If you are interested in booking a consultation with us, you can fill out the form here: www.allon4plus.com.au/contact

We have found that if patients use water flossers around the zygoma implants, it can cause an ingress of bacteria to travel up the zygoma, which can cause infection. This shouldn't be an issue as all the implants align in the bridge, even if they are zygoma implants. As we mentioned, You can use a water flosser on the bottom and just use x-floss and interdental brushes on the top if you have had zygoma. We explain this more in our 'how to clean' video here: ruclips.net/video/Drs0d6UO-T8/видео.html

Hi there, toothpaste is not needed for the actual cleaning of the teeth; using the x-floss, interdental brushes and waterpik ( note: don't use a waterpik on your top if you have had zygoma implants) is enough to keep your teeth and gums clean. However if you want to have the taste of toothpaste in your mouth ( some patients like to use toothpaste to have that clean, fresh feeling in their mouth) you can brush your teeth with toothpaste. HOWEVER you must make sure that it is a non-abrasive, non whitening/charcoal toothpaste. It must be a regular most basic toothpaste so that it does not ruin the prosthesis.