Dentist Discuss All on 4 VS. Implant Bridges (3 on 6) |2024 

I went to see Randi Roberts in Utah for 3 on 6 and the total cost $17,999 for one arch. A lot less than all on 4. No bone reduction . It’s the best. All on 4 is old tech. I suggest you master 3 on 6

We enjoyed your video and insights. There are a few aspects we think you’d have a better understanding of if you met with our doctors who developed the 3 on 6 procedure. Would you be willing to come visit us at our office in Salt Lake City, UT?

This fascinating. I have a question. What if the all on four fail? What option will a patient have and will they be able to wear a traditional denture after the jaw bone has been removed?

If you don't know how to cope with the stress, stay out of the game...All on 4 reduces bone and gum to make the operation simpler for the dentist, but leaving the patient with no options but dentures if the All on 4 fails.

3 on 6 is a FAR superior option to all on X. Like light-years above and beyond all on 4. Ask any doctor who does both procedures at the same cost. 3 on 6 is more technical for sure but provides the better outcomes.

Thanks for this informative convo!

Thank you so much for your unbiased & informative videos. I feel more confident now that I know what to look out for, pay attention to and which questions to ask when getting a diagnosis. I'm going to a clinic that has all options & specialists under one roof. So, I guess that's a good start. Fingers crossed my bone is relatively in good shape. Thanks again & keep up the good work. Very much appreciated.

The honesty is truly unbelievable. I live in NYC and I am coming to Texas so I can visit North Texas Dentist Surgery. The honesty is unbelievable. Thank you.

Great conversation, so informative. Thanks😊

what about 4 on 8 an extension of the 3 on 6? is this better again than 3 on 6?

You guys ROCK!!!! If everyone was like you I think people, overall, might be more inclined to go to the dentist, lol.

Thank you. Very informative. I always watch your videos regarding all on 4. I’ll be consulting a dentist this coming weekend for implant options. What should i need to know and ask the dentist before I say yes to the procedure. Your opinion would mean a lot for me to make a final decision. Regards from Canada.

Thank you for this video!I had a question about those with gum disease. Is there a certain vitamin that will help with bone growth?

Which procedure costs more? I mean which is more profitable for the dentist?

It would be nice if you had everyone in the room introduced themselves and identify what there particular specialty or function is.

Very informative. Do you accept VA insurance for these procedures?

PLEASE don't underestimate patients...!

Very interesting. Can you recommend a good Oral surgeon in the Phoenix, AZ area? I don’t know who to go too.

3 on 6 seems better. I don’t even know why I’m watching this I don’t even have missing teeth 😂

I have been in research mode on this topic for several weeks now and have consulted with 5 practitioners of these various procedures. Dr. Choi is someone I find high on the credibility scale. I will admit though that 7 minutes into this discussion, I had to pause because I made a judgment call and concluded that this group was clearly advocating for the all on 4, over the 3 on 6 and my critique here is that Dr. Choi's subordinates aligned themselves with his POV, and that's to be expected but it doesn't really give us patients/consumers a clear, unbiased container of facts to make informed decisions. I would love to see a small panel discussion between Dr. Choi, a practitioner of the 3 on 6 system and Dr. David McFadden (Dental Implant Center, also in Dallas. Dr. McFadden makes a compelling case for the preservation of both bone and soft tissue which is contradictory to the All on 4 procedure. As someone who is looking for a full restoration on my upper arch, if I had to make a decision today, I would choose implant bridges per Dr. McFaddens' approach. An All on 4 would be the procedure of last resort. To be fair though, I would like to hear Dr. Choi's rebuttal to this position. Dr. Choi, you have the floor. Despite the critique, I greatly appreciate your content.

I thought the three on six was the preferred way to go however, you believe all on four is much less risky. I’m better in the long run.

Around 21 minutes you ask the other dentists in the room several questions but the clip was cut after every question so that you just continued with questions and never allowed them to answer those questions and I would have been very interested in their answers. And maybe that's why you cut it.

Patients DO care!

Why would some offices do mostly 3 on 6 if its such a pain in the ass from a doctor’s POV.

Went to get implants thought I was receiving all on 4. Received 9. What do I do?

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Excuse ME, patients DO care!