Sep 22, 2026 · 30 min · 12 segments
Dr. Anurag Bhargava, an Implant, Full-Arch & Reconstructive Surgeon whose career bridges advanced surgical implant dentistry with complex restorative reconstruction. With dental training spanning…
Anurag BhargavaGuest
Daniel GouwHost
For people who don't know or don't understand, what are implants and how do they help?

So dental implants, what happens for dental implants, say, for example, because of any reason, be it any gum disease or tooth decay or any reasons, you lose a tooth.

When you lose a tooth, you can replace it with something called a dental implant.

Dental implants is basically you put titanium... kind of a post or a titanium screw inside the jawbone, which replicates the root portion of the tooth.

And once it heals and gets integrated with your jawbone, then you place a dental crown on top of the implant.

Now, All on X is if all the teeth are bad or they're losing what we call as a terminal dentition or patients who are having dentures, if they want fixed teeth so that they can eat, chew, bite, talk, and function as close as to the normal teeth, then we do All on X, which is It can be four implants.

So generally when we're doing these kind of procedures for the top jaw or the bottom jaw, then it depends on the bone quality and a few of the parameters, which just helps us decide whether we're placing four implants, five implants, six implants, or eight implants.
Okay.

For people who don't know or don't understand, what are implants and how do they help?

So dental implants, what happens for dental implants, say, for example, because of any reason, be it any gum disease or tooth decay or any reasons, you lose a tooth.

When you lose a tooth, you can replace it with something called a dental implant.

Dental implants is basically you put titanium... kind of a post or a titanium screw inside the jawbone, which replicates the root portion of the tooth.

And once it heals and gets integrated with your jawbone, then you place a dental crown on top of the implant.

Now, All on X is if all the teeth are bad or they're losing what we call as a terminal dentition or patients who are having dentures, if they want fixed teeth so that they can eat, chew, bite, talk, and function as close as to the normal teeth, then we do All on X, which is It can be four implants.

So generally when we're doing these kind of procedures for the top jaw or the bottom jaw, then it depends on the bone quality and a few of the parameters, which just helps us decide whether we're placing four implants, five implants, six implants, or eight implants.
Okay.
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