This video demonstrates recommended hygiene practices for dental implants and 3 on 6™ dental implant bridges. Please consult your dentist regarding any hygiene practices. To find out more visit us at 3on6.com
Was going to go with the All on 4 on my bottom teeth, but I'm just finding out about this and I'm 110% sold. Literally this is what I'm going to be planning for and I don't want anything else and I'm so excited. The all on fours are so clunky, this is my dream come true! If only I had known sooner! 🥰
3 weeks until I fly to Utah. I am so excited and nervous. Dr. Roberts is doing my surgery and I have an abundance of confidence in the 3 on 6 method! ❤
Thank you for the clear explanation. I’m here because I had my implants done 2 weeks ago, and my dentist didn’t give me clear advice on how to maintain them properly. I’ve been using fluoride toothpaste and sometimes baking soda. Can you explain why these might not be ideal for implants and what could happen if I continue using them? I’d really appreciate more details on how to properly care for my implants.
As per kriss ai , While fluoride toothpaste is generally safe for implants, baking soda can be too abrasive and may damage the implant surface; it's best to use a non-abrasive toothpaste and follow your dentist's specific care instructions to ensure the longevity of your implants.
