The All-on-4 approach requires just four implants per jaw, in contrast to the usual method of placing eight to ten implants per jaw required for a complete mouth of implants. Because of the reduced bone density, often five or six implants are required for the upper jaw. Implants in the back that are angled for maximum strength The back implants are not placed in a vertical orientation but rather at an inclination of about 30-45 degrees. Even patients with bone loss may benefit from All-on-4 thanks to this approach, which eliminates the need for an expensive and time consuming bone
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