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Dental Clinique, in conjunction with Next Smile Australia, is home to the pioneers of the All-on-4® treatment concept in Australia and offers patients years of experience in full-arch restoration. Led by Dr Larry Benge, who introduced the procedure to Australia, and Dr Lauren Fowler, who has completed a high volume of full‑arch implant‑supported restorations alongside him, the clinic combines decades of experience with the latest in training and innovation. Both clinicians are internationally recognised, having worked with Nobel Biocare and trained with Professor Paulo Malo, the inventor of All-On-4®. Their experience and ongoing training support an individualised approach to full‑arch restoration, and Next Smile Australia provides specialised care for patients considering this treatment.
Next Smile Australia is designed to provide specialist care for All‑on‑4® treatment, with advanced surgical rooms, an in‑house laboratory and state‑of‑the‑art digital imaging. Patients are supported in a welcoming, judgement‑free environment and may be treated using the Malo Protocol two‑bridge system, which is widely used in full‑arch implant‑supported restorations. The practice offers transparent pricing, clear inclusions and a dedicated team focused on patient comfort and information throughout treatment.
Dr Larry Benge, (DEN0001317881), Registered Dentist, General Registration
Dr Lauren Fowler, (DEN0001854533), Registered Dentist, General Registration
*Outcomes shown are only relevant for these patients and do not necessarily reflect results other patients may experience.
View Our Featured Treatment CasesAll-On-4® is a dental implant treatment that can be used to replace an entire arch of teeth for patients with full dentures or terminal dentition. It is designed to replace all missing teeth in either the upper or lower jaw (or both) using four dental implants to support a fixed prosthesis. This technique offers a way to restore function and form in patients who have lost most or all of their natural teeth and are seeking a long-term fixed solution. All-On-4® Implants Hawthorn may be considered as part of this treatment approach.
Once the implants are placed, a full arch prosthesis, often referred to as a fixed bridge, is attached to the implants. This prosthesis aims to mimic natural teeth where suitable. Unlike traditional removable dentures, the All-On-4® prosthesis is fixed in place and cannot be removed by the patient. It restores the ability to chew, and speak with improved stability and without the need to cover the roof of the mouth or tissues like a traditional denture would, which is a key consideration for patients exploring All-On-4® Implants Hawthorn.
Before undergoing the All-On-4® implant procedure, patients will have a comprehensive assessment to determine their suitability. This includes evaluating the quality and quantity of bone in the jaw, overall oral health, and any underlying medical conditions that could affect healing or implant success. Imaging techniques such as 3D scans and X-rays help guide the placement of implants for optimal support and function when planning All-On-4® Implants Hawthorn.
Patients with All-On-4® dental implants need to follow a maintenance routine similar to natural teeth, including regular brushing, flossing, cleaning under the prostheses and dental check-ups. Good oral hygiene helps prevent gum disease and ensures the longevity of both the implants and the prosthesis.
This treatment is suitable for adults who have experienced significant tooth loss, gum disease or decay in one or both arches and who are looking for a fixed replacement option. It may also be considered when conventional dentures are unsuitable or not preferred.
The All-On-4® system is a well-established method used worldwide, providing a functional and aesthetic solution for full-arch tooth replacement through a minimally invasive implant approach.
Full-mouth restoration is a comprehensive treatment approach designed to restore the health, function, and form of the entire mouth. This type of treatment is ideal for patients with extensive dental issues such as multiple missing teeth, severe tooth wear, bite misalignment, chronic jaw discomfort, or a combination of concerns. It combines both restorative and cosmetic dental procedures to rebuild all the teeth in the upper and lower jaws.
Patients who benefit from full-mouth rehabilitation often present with issues stemming from long-term decay, gum disease, trauma, teeth grinding (bruxism), or congenital conditions. The goal is to address all of these concerns in a structured, step-by-step plan that restores the ability to chew and speak comfortably.
A personalised treatment plan typically includes a combination of treatments tailored to the individual's needs. These may include crowns and bridges to restore damaged or missing teeth, porcelain veneers to improve the appearance of the front teeth, dental implants to permanently replace missing teeth, gum treatments for periodontal health, and in some cases, orthodontic work to correct bite alignment. Each component of treatment is planned to fit together and support both function and appearance, with individual outcomes varying between patients.
The process begins with a comprehensive assessment, including full-mouth imaging, digital scans, X-rays, and bite analysis. Photographs and impressions may also be taken. The dentist will evaluate the condition of the teeth, gums, jaw joints, and bite to create a detailed and personalised treatment plan. Other considerations such as tooth colour and shape are also factored into the planning process.
Depending on the complexity of the case, the rehabilitation may be completed over several stages or appointments. Temporary restorations are often used during this process to ensure the patient remains comfortable and functional throughout the treatment timeline.
Once complete, full‑mouth rehabilitation may improve oral function and form, with individual outcomes varying between patients.
To maintain results, patients are advised to follow a good oral hygiene routine, attend regular dental check-ups, and wear a night guard if grinding or clenching is an issue. With proper care, the outcomes of a full-mouth rehabilitation can last for many years.
Full‑mouth rehabilitation is a comprehensive, individualised treatment for patients with complex dental concerns and may support improved oral function over time, with outcomes varying between patients.
As with any dental implant procedure, All‑on‑4® treatment carries potential risks. These may include temporary pain, swelling, bruising, infection, implant failure, or ongoing discomfort. In some cases, further treatment or adjustments may be needed. Your dentist will discuss these risks with you and answer any questions before treatment begins.
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