Doctors React to 3-on-6® Implant Claims | FP1 vs FP3 vs All-On-4 vs 3-On-6 Explained by Specialists скачать в хорошем качестве

Doctors React to 3-on-6® Implant Claims | FP1 vs FP3 vs All-On-4 vs 3-On-6 Explained by Specialists

Download Your FREE Guide to Full-Arch Dental Implants: https://northtexasdentalsurgery.com/3... Learn More About All-On-4, 3-On-6, FP1 and FP3: https://northtexasdentalsurgery.com/b... If you’re considering full-arch dental implants, you’ve probably heard about FP1, FP3, All-on-4, and now 3-on-6. But what do these terms really mean, and how do you know which option is right for you? In this video, Dr. Choi, Board Certified Periodontist since 2011, and his team of Doctors at North Texas Dental Surgery break down the controversy, dissect marketing claims, and share real-world insights from years of clinical experience. We review: FP1 vs FP3 vs 3-on-6 – The differences, pros, cons, and how prosthetic design affects long-term success. All-on-4 reliability – Why this approach is still a great solution for most patients, especially those with bone loss. Bone and tissue management – How grafting techniques can preserve interproximal bone, support gum aesthetics, and prevent food traps. Cross-arch stabilization – Why segmented vs. single-unit designs matter for long-term bone health and implant longevity. Prosthetic mechanics – Understanding screw torque, abutments, and failure points that most don’t mention. Evidence vs marketing – How to assess claims critically, check peer-reviewed studies, and avoid being misled by flashy videos or social media hype. Patient staging protocols – How a careful, step-by-step approach ensures tissue health and long-term implant success. We also discuss how some marketing exaggerates outcomes, including claims that 90% of patients are FP1 candidates or that All-on-4 is 13x more likely to break than 3-on-6. We dissect these statements, provide clinical context, and explain why proper design, material choice (like monolithic zirconia), and experience make all the difference. Whether you’re a patient exploring full-arch implants or a dentist looking for professional insights, this video highlights the importance of evidence-based decision-making, thoughtful prosthetic design, and proper surgical planning. Links To The Research Articles “Finite element analysis of welded titanium bar and poly …” (2025) This more recent FEA study compares stress distribution under different splinting materials (titanium vs. PEEK) in full-arch prostheses, and shows how splinting (i.e. cross-arch frameworks) leads to more favorable stress distribution in marginal bone under load. https://www.nature.com/articles/s4159... “Optimization of stress distribution of bone-implant interface” This is a review/analysis paper summarizing multiple stress-distribution optimization strategies in implant dentistry. Among the strategies discussed are splinting (rigid frameworks), implant position, number, and load sharing. Such reviews help place cross-arch stabilization in the broader context of design choices to reduce deleterious stresses. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science... “Evaluation of Stresses on Implant, Bone, and Restorative Components in “All-on-4” Prosthesis” This FEA study assesses stress distribution in the “All-on-4” concept under different loading and material combinations. While not exclusively about cross-arch vs free abutments, it demonstrates how the prosthetic design (rigid bar connecting implants) influences stresses in implants and bone. https://www.mdpi.com/1213280 “Influence of Arch Shape and Implant Position on Stress Distribution Around Implants Supporting Fixed Full-Arch Prosthesis in Edentulous Maxilla” This is a FEA study that, among other variables, looks at implant distribution and framework design. It highlights how splinting in full‐arch prostheses (i.e. cross-arch connection) can reduce stress concentrations vs cantilever or other unsupported designs. https://journals.lww.com/implantdent/... Links to 3 On 6 Article: "Benefits of Segmented Bridges in Reversing Bone Loss" https://www.3on6.com/post/benefits-of... "Veneer fracture in implant-supported metal-ceramic restorations. Part I: Overall success rate and impact of occlusal guidance" https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19223... 🦷 Schedule your consult today: https://northtexasdentalsurgery.com/ More about All-on-4:    • The Ultimate "ALL-ON-4" VS "3-ON-6" Guide ...   📞 (214) 592-0692 📍 Dallas–Fort Worth | Plano | McKinney | Grapevine ❓QUESTION- Have a question on dental implants? Drop it in the comments! 📲 Social Media Pages: Tik Tok: @NtdentalSurgery Instagram: @Northtexasdentalsurgery Facebook: @NTDSurgery #DentalImplants #Allon4 #dentalimplantsnearme #fp1 #fp3 #3on6 #dentaleducation #implantdentistry