All-on-4 Dental Implants vs 3-on-6: Which Is Better?

If you're researching *All-on-4 dental implants**, you may not realize there’s another option that some dentists are starting to use more often: **3-on-6 dental implants (also known as FP1 full-arch implants).* For years, *All-on-4* has been the most common solution for replacing a full arch of missing or failing teeth. But a newer approach — *3-on-6 / FP1 implant restorations* — can offer a more conservative and natural-looking outcome for the right patients. In this video, Dr. Greg Broyde explains: • The difference between *All-on-4 and 3-on-6 dental implants* • Why some dentists are moving toward *FP1 full-arch restorations* • Which patients are better candidates for *3-on-6 implants* • When *All-on-4 may still be the better option* • The pros, risks, and limitations of each treatment One of the biggest advantages of *FP1 / 3-on-6 implants* is that they often preserve more of the patient’s natural bone and gum architecture. This can mean *less bone reduction, less surgery, and a more natural aesthetic result* for patients who qualify. However, *3-on-6 implants aren’t right for everyone.* Patients with severe bone loss or long-term denture use may still benefit more from a traditional **All-on-X full-arch implant solution**. If you’re considering **full-arch dental implants**, it’s important to understand all your options before making a decision. At Smile Now Dental, we evaluate every patient individually to determine whether *All-on-4, All-on-X, or FP1 / 3-on-6 implants* will provide the best long-term result. 🦷 *Book a Free Consultation + 3D X-Ray Scan:* https://start.smilenowdental.ca 📍 Learn more about dental implants and full-arch treatment options on our channel. #DentalImplants #AllOn4 #FullArchDentalImplants #ThreeOnSix #SmileNowDental