All-on-4® Surgical, Prosthetic & Laboratory Protocols – Hands-on Course

The All-on-4® treatment concept: a surgical and prosthetic concept for the rehabilitation of edentulous patients with a fixed prosthetic restoration supported by four implants.

Everything you need to know about the All-on-4® surgical and prosthetic protocol will be explained by Dr. Damir Jelušić through an educational and scientifically based lecture, accompanied by numerous clinical examples and cases, as well as a LIVE surgery video recording.

The All-on-4® rehabilitation concept is based on solutions without bone augmentation and on immediate loading, significantly improving patients’ quality of life. Due to these advantages, it shows a strongly growing trend in clinical application and patient demand.

Oral rehabilitation of patients treated with the All-on-4® concept consists of two equally important components: the surgical and the prosthetic phases.
The surgical phase includes the All-on-4® surgical protocol, which provides immediate function, resolves complete edentulism, and ensures implant-supported prosthetic solutions.
The final prosthetic phase of the All-on-4® concept is the fabrication of a bridge. The concept was developed to provide patients with aesthetic, precise, and long-lasting prosthetic solutions.

 

INTRODUCTION

2. All-on-4® SYSTEM CONCEPT

• Advantages, disadvantages, indications

• Documentation, success rates, and flexibility of the concept

• Key parameters in the clinical examination relevant for selecting the All-on-4® concept

• 3D CBCT analysis, planning, and virtual positioning

3. CLINICAL PROTOCOL

4. SURGICAL PHASE

• Incision, ridge preparation, and implant placement

• Placement of prosthetic abutments and suturing

5. PROSTHETIC PHASE 1

• Impression taking

• Intermaxillary relations

6. PROSTHETIC PHASE 2

• Delivery of the temporary fixed bridge (All-on-4®)

7. FINAL PROSTHETIC PHASE

• Definitive impressions

• Ridge contouring

• Material and framework selection

• Laboratory options

8. PRACTICAL PART

• Hands-on work on a phantom model

• Each participant places 4 implants in the maxilla and mandible

• Ridge leveling

• Placement of prosthetic abutments

• Placement of impression transfers