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Hold on a sec. You say that the procedures were designed for people that had already lost their teeth. Yet the picture of the angled implant posts were in a mouth with teeth and the angles looked like they were going to 2 different spots to replace individual teeth . Also the angled posts there make sense to me for that . Like they would hold better and have more bone surface to adhere to. Can you clarify?

Thank you, great presentation.

Love the video! Love seeing Dr. Tan as well, knowing the next generation is exceptional as well!

Snap on🎉

Simply the best! P.S. I’m actually just here to let you know I’m having a bit of a upper prosthesis emergency and don’t know what to do and I’m kind of panicking because this is the worst possible timing. And I know yall are closed. But I still stand by what I said, yall are for sure the best!

Do either of these procedures have any impact on the natural fricative or sibilance of the voice. Air passing through the gap between the prosthetic and the gum line might be an issue for a singer, perhaps, dunno, just asking.

Man oh man it brings tears to my eyes. Im so hurt and sad. I wish there was something i could do now. I sold my house to go to Cancun to get 3 on 6 I woke up from anesthesia and they cut almost a inch of bone off. Yes i said 3 on 6 but i knew right when i seen what they did. I would never have what I want. My heart broke, I hate myself now. I can go on and on im day 5 with my all on 4 and they did everything wrong with this to. Im miserable and now I'm broke as i could be. They robbed me of everything.

Can't wait to see you in January! I wish to everybody in your team Happy Holidays and a great New Year!🎈🥂

Welcome gentleman ❤

A super and star studded team - The doctors AND the staff are AWESOME, you will not be able to find a better crew and outcome anywhere in the country. The 3 doctors have their own specialties and you get to work with each of them as needed during the process. All of them keep you informed and comfortable, so you can fully understand the next steps to achieve the perfect restoration. Dr. McFadden is the best oral surgeon/Prosthodontist in the country in my opinion, BUT THE TEAM that he has assembled and works with on a daily basis only enhances the client's experience and ensures everyone gets the personalized service that each mouth truly needs. Utilizing a highly focused and talented team like the crew at McFadden Dental Implant Center of Dallas, you can be confident that you will receive and greatest of care tailored to your needs and condition in order to achieve a better smile/outcome than you could even imagine. Traveled from Florida for a full mouth restoration ~ ZERO pain through the process, a little discomfort on the days of surgery, but honestly no real pain, the combination of sedatives and gentle surgery really works wonders! ~ 100% satisfied with the results, with both how my teeth look and even better yet, the function of using them to eat with. The final results truly do look, feel, function and clean as real teeth!! FULL DISCLOSURE - The day the final sets were installed in my mouth was the ONLY time I can say there was any pain. As they tightened the finished teeth to the implants, my gums did feel like they were being pricked a bit, but just as Dr. Tan had explained beforehand, the minor pain I felt did recede within just about 5 minutes or so and that was it. The most pain for me through the entire process was on the very last day, but the pain subsided before I even left the office. Being a Master of one's craft is hard to come by, and you get 3 for 3 when you work with the doctors in this video. You could not do yourself a better favor than at least taking the time/trip to visit with and get to know this team of doctors, there are not better hands for your mouth anywhere in the country - our 12 hour drives were more than worth it (hoping you may be closer)!! Dr. McFadden, Dr. Tan, Dr. Lim (and the ENTIRE staff), KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK - YOUR TEAM IS LIFECHANGING AND GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!!

Welcome to you both.

jfc, you people are ridiculous. Answer your own damned question ffs. Give the range so people can get an idea. Of course, you know this but... stlll.... even with your stupid click bait title, you set out to not answer the question that you imply will be answered in the video. Your credibility just dropped 2 notches for sounding, yep... just like the all on 4 guys you trash.

I think everyone needs to brush up on proper nomenclature. Anything that is fixed in the mouth and can only be retrieved by a dentist is a bridge. A removable prosthetic is a denture in some variety (technically all of the above are dentures but let's keep it simple for now but ask if you have questions). Dr. McFadden is right on that an AO4 is ideal for someone that has tried everything else and lost significant bone. The type of prosthetic is referred to as an FP-3. If a bridge is "tooth only" it is an FP-1, if the tooth appears long, that's an FP-2, and if it has any pink at all..... ANY AT ALL..... It's called an FP-3 but all are FIBs. FIB is a fixed implant bridge. This nomenclature was established by Carl Misch back in the 80s and widely accepted worldwide as a way to classify a treatment approach. FP-1 or what he is calling an implant bridge, it quite difficult and everyone thinks it's more esthetic but think about where the strength comes from. An FP-1 must have large connectors from tooth to tooth to provide strength where an FP-3 gets strength from the pink portion so the connectors can be smaller and the teeth look more "tooth-like." What Dr. McFadden highlights is how the big chains treat AO4 type of patients (AOX) and it's like a cattle call. Lot's of misinformation in the industry and Dr. McFadden is dead on in that we need to craft a treatment plan to fit that patient sitting in the chair. Sometime their risk profile is conducive to an FP-1 but sometimes it's FP-3. We have to craft the treatment to that person and not like many of the big chains are guilty of which is one size fits all. But let's get the names right..... All are fixed bridges.... If it has pink, it's an FP-3. If it doesn't, it's a FP-1 or 2. Hope this helps! Dr. B

There are treatment for cavities. Why are you extracting them?

Get to your point. Jesus Christ.

Thank you again for this and all of your informative videos Dr. David McFadden

I live in Vancouver, BC, Canada, and like many others seeking a smile makeover, I’ve faced a long, frustrating journey to restore my smile. Dental implants are often prohibitively expensive, so I explored options abroad, such as in Mexico, hoping to find a solution that wouldn’t compromise quality. Through months of research, I educated myself on various smile reconstruction methods, and one procedure stood out: the 3-on-6 dental implant system. Everything I read reinforced that this was a superior option compared to alternatives like the All-on-4, which consistently raised red flags. It became clear to me that the All-on-4 procedure came with risks and limitations I wanted to avoid entirely. My next challenge was finding a reputable practitioner who offered the 3-on-6 procedure. I discovered a few providers in Canada, but I quickly noticed a troubling pattern. Despite advertising 3-on-6 implants, many practitioners seemed determined to steer me toward the All-on-4 option instead-often dismissing or downplaying the benefits of 3-on-6. Even when I expressed my firm decision to avoid All-on-4, they pushed it as the “better solution.” This experience left me disheartened and deeply wary. For those who have had negative experiences with dental implants, my story might sound familiar. The process of finding a skilled, ethical practitioner can feel like an uphill battle, and the consequences of choosing the wrong one can be devastating. That’s why I want to thank you for your incredibly informative and reassuring video. It has reignited my hope and provided me with another option to consider-implant bridges. Your clear and honest insights have been a beacon of light in what has otherwise been a confusing and disheartening journey. I hope others in a similar position can find the guidance they need to make informed decisions and avoid the mistakes that have caused so much pain for others. Thank you for sharing this valuable information. --- This version emphasizes the user's cautionary tale and expresses gratitude for resources that help others avoid similar pitfalls. It’s aimed at engaging and educating an audience with shared experiences.

I love your videos and appreciate how conservative and mindful you are with your patients. If you are looking for a fantastic FP1 doctor in the northeast you should call Metro Dental. Dr. Alex Fedorenko.

MY QUESTION ABOUT THE PF2 IS WHAT IF A PERSON HAVE BIG GUMS(A GUMMY SMILES) AND HAVE TO HAVE PINK ON THE IMPLANT BRIDGE WILL THE TRANSITION LINE SHOW WHILE A PERSON IS SMILING OR TALKING? THAT MEAN THAT THE PERSON TEETH WILL BE SUPER LONG AND PLUS THE PERSON HAVE BIG GUMS(GUMMY SIMLE)? HOW CAN ANY DENTIST AGREE THAT IT IS OK TO BE CUTTING OTHER PEOPLE GUMS OFF THEIR MOUTH? IN THIS VIDEO THAT I SAW ON A ALL ON FOUR THE DOCTOR WAS CUTTING HER ALL OF HER GUMS OFF WITH A SAW Watch "Step by Step All-On-4 Dental Implants Surgery with Endosteal Implants Placement" on UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/RUg4VlaYr7Q/v-deo.html. SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH THESE DENTIST. I CAN NEVER DO ALL ON FOUR. NO DENTIST WILL BE CUTTING MY GUMS OFF. I LOVE MY GUMS BONE. I WAS LOOKING AT ANOTHER VIDEO SOME OF THESE DENTIST DONT MAKE ANY SENSE. THEY ARE WRONG FOR WHAT THEY DO. THE OTHER VIDEO IS All on X Maxillary Dental Implant Surgery | Dr Rick Kapitan. ua-cam.com/video/A5BwfecK-9Y/v-deo.html. AT 18:32 THEY ARE DRAWING A LINE IN THE MAN GUMS WITH A VERY SHARP ITEM. BY 30: 49 THEY DID 3 BONE REDUCTING (GUMS REDUCTING) THEY CUTING ALL THE MAN GUMS OUT OF HIS MOUTH.

MY QUESTION ABOUT THE PF2 IS WHAT IF A PERSON HAVE BIG GUMS(A GUMMY SMILES) AND HAVE TO HAVE PINK ON THE IMPLANT BRIDGE WILL THE TRANSITION LINE SHOW WHILE A PERSON IS SMILING OR TALKING? THAT MEAN THAT THE PERSON TEETH WILL BE SUPER LONG AND PLUS THE PERSON HAVE BIG GUMS(GUMMY SIMLE)? HOW CAN ANY DENTIST AGREE THAT IT IS OK TO BE CUTTING OTHER PEOPLE GUMS OFF THEIR MOUTH? IN THIS VIDEO THAT I SAW ON A ALL ON FOUR THE DOCTOR WAS CUTTING HER ALL OF HER GUMS OFF WITH A SAW Watch "Step by Step All-On-4 Dental Implants Surgery with Endosteal Implants Placement" on UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/RUg4VlaYr7Q/v-deo.html. SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH THESE DENTIST. I CAN NEVER DO ALL ON FOUR. NO DENTIST WILL BE CUTTING MY GUMS OFF. I LOVE MY GUMS BONE. I WAS LOOKING AT ANOTHER VIDEO SOME OF THESE DENTIST DONT MAKE ANY SENSE. THEY ARE WRONG FOR WHAT THEY DO. THE OTHER VIDEO IS All on X Maxillary Dental Implant Surgery | Dr Rick Kapitan. ua-cam.com/video/A5BwfecK-9Y/v-deo.html. AT 18:32 THEY ARE DRAWING A LINE IN THE MAN GUMS WITH A VERY SHARP ITEM. BY 30: 49 THEY DID 3 BONE REDUCTING (GUMS REDUCTING) THEY CUTING ALL THE MAN GUMS OUT OF HIS MOUTH.

THE ALL ON FOUR PERSON CAN ONLY CHEW IN THE FRONT OF THE PERSON MOUTH. THAT WHY THE ALL ON FOUR IMPLANT DENTURE BE BREAKING AND FAIL BECAUSE THE ALL ON FOUR DENTIST GOT ALL OF THE FORCES CONCENTRATION IN THE FRONT OF MOUTH INSTEAD OF THROUGH OUT THE ENTIRE MOUTH. SO THE BITE FORCES ARE NOT SPREAD EVENLY THROUGH OUT THE ENTIRE MOUTH. IN ORDER FOR THE BITE FORCES TO SPREAD EVENLY IT HAVE TO IMPLANTS IN THE BACK OF THE MOUTH TOO AND THE BACK SIDE. ALL ON FOUR IS ONE OF THE DUMBEST PROCEDURE.THE ALL OF FOUR IS NOT BIOMECHANICS OR BIOMIMETIC. ALL ON FOUR DOES NOT FUNCTION LIKE NATURAL TEETH. BECAUSE WHEN A PERSON GOT ALL OF THEIR NATURAL TEETH THE BITE FORCES ALL SPREAD EVENLY FROM THE FRONT PART OF MOUTH TO THE BACK PART OF MOUTH. WITH ALL ON FOUR THE BITES FORCES IS ONLY AT THE FRONT PART OF YOUR MOUTH AND THE BACK OF MOUTH. ALL ON FOUR DOES NOT MIMIC OR COPY NATURE. WITH THE ALL ON FOUR YOUR BITE FORCE IS OFF.THE ALL ON FOUR DOES NOT RESTORE FULL BITE FUNCTION FORCES OF THE WHOLE ENTIRE YOUR MOUTH JUST THE FRONT OF THE MOUTH AND NOT THE BACK. OF THE MOUTH. I THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEOS DR. MCFADDEN I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. I HAVE LEARN ALOT FROM DR.MCFADDEN.

THERE IS A DENTIST ONLINE THAT IS SAYING THAT IMPLANT BRIDGE GUMS WILL NOT HOLD UP NO 10, 20. 30 YEARS FOR NOW. THE GUMS WILL FAIL. IT WILL NOT HAVE THE SAME APPERANCE. THE PERSON GOING TO HAVE BLACK TRIANGLE AND THE PERSON IS GOING TO LOSE THE PAPILLA. HE SAID THE GUM TISSUE WILL NOT LAST MANY YEARS. THAT THE REASON WHY HE IS AGAINST THE IMPLANT BRIDGE MOSTLY. HE SAID OF A PERSON GET A PF2 THE PERSON GOING TO HAVE SUPER LONG TEETH AND WILL BE LOOKING LIKE A HORSE OR OTHER ANIMALS IF THE PERSON IS A FEMALE. HE SAID IF A PERSON HAVE A IMPLANT BRIDGE THAT A PERSON GOING TO HAVE MORE OF A SQUARE TEETH . EVEN KNOW EVERY BODY IN THE WORLD GOT SQUARE TEETH.

MY QUESTION ABOUT THE PF2 IS WHAT IF A PERSON HAVE BIG GUMS(A GUMMY SMILES) AND HAVE TO HAVE PINK ON THE IMPLANT BRIDGE WILL THE TRANSITION LINE SHOW WHILE A PERSON IS SMILEING OR TALKING? THAT MEAN THAT THE PERSON TEETH WILL BE SUPER LONG AND PLUS THE PERSON HAVE BIG GUMS(GUMMY SIMLE)? HOW CAN ANY DENTIST AGREE THAT IT IS OK TO BE CUTTING OTHER PEOPLE GUMS OFF THEIR MOUTH? IN THIS VIDEO THAT I SAW ON A ALL ON FOUR THE DOCTOR WAS CUTTING HER ALL OF HER GUMS OFF WITH A SAW Watch "Step by Step All-On-4 Dental Implants Surgery with Endosteal Implants Placement" on UA-cam ua-cam.com/video/RUg4VlaYr7Q/v-deo.html. SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH THESE DENTIST. I CAN NEVER DO ALL ON FOUR. NO DENTIST WILL BE CUTTING MY GUMS OFF. I LOVE MY GUMS BONE. I WAS LOOKING AT ANOTHER VIDEO SOME OF THESE DENTIST DONT MAKE ANY SENSE. THEY ARE WRONG FOR WHAT THEY DO. THE OTHER VIDEO IS All on X Maxillary Dental Implant Surgery | Dr Rick Kapitan. ua-cam.com/video/A5BwfecK-9Y/v-deo.html. AT 18:32 THEY ARE DRAWING A LINE IN THE MAN GUMS WITH A VERY SHARP ITEM. BY 30: 49 THEY DID 3 BONE REDUCTING (GUMS REDUCTING) THEY CUTING ALL THE MAN GUMS OUT OF HIS MOUTH.

Thank you so much doctor❤❤

Very informative, practical video. This explained everything we needed to know before making such decision. Thank you Dr. David.

Im coming to see you soon U are amazing

Is there any chance that even with the all on four treatment having been done, you are able to do something along the lines of this? It is so unfortunate that dentists are selling the all on four and patients find out after the fact what they have to do!!

I spent 12 grand for 5 implants in my top gum I didnt need any bone graft.my gums were healthy and I had plenty of good bone. My crooked fractured teeth were removed and I got a plastic bridge with 12 fantastic teeth a little longer than my original teeth. This is a tempory bridge and I've recieved 2 more temporary bridges each feeling a little more comfortable than the previous. I've paid 2 thirds off the 12 grand. Once the balance is paid I get a smoother bridge made from titanium and 12 porcelain teeth attached to it. Believe me it's not what they look like it's how they feel especially eating. I've never enjoyed eating I feel I've just got a denture in my mouth very thin yes but a denture held in place by 5 implants. Hope fully the final bridge on 5 will be a game changer.

So with an implant bridge are you saying that every one of your top 12 teeth requires 12 implants instead of an all on 4 which is 12 teeth attached to a bridge by 4 implants. ?

I wish I could afford you😘

I adore your expertise Dr McFadden.❤

Thank You so much

Very informative thank you for providing these slides they are very helpful. I live in 🇨🇦 10 yrs ago my upper teeth were removed I believe most of them were removed for profit! 4 implants were placed 3 months later. I was not provided with a treatment plan and was sent off to a dentist for a denture to be put on my implants.(it's been a nightmare for 10yrs) this was strictly a denture with 4 liner holes for the implant (awful) 2 of the implants failed due to bone loss. I am now starting the process for replacing the lost implants a 3D panoramic x-ray shows that I need a sinus lift at 68yrs old this is my one chance for a better quality of life. I have made a lot of notes from your video and will be asking my surgeon a lot of questions. I definitely like the idea of a one piece implant bridge verses all on 4. Thank you so very much for your video on this issue.

My wife has no teeth on her lower right side all four are gone what do you suggest ?

Dr. McFadden I thank you for your honesty. I have been listening to and watching the videos of another dentist about implants and I thought they were being honest but I have never heard them discuss bone removal. It is really unbelievable the greed and misinformation associated with all on 4.

This is incredible information. I greatly appreciate honesty. Thank you so much.

Can you please answer the dentists who have ask about classes & teaching this technique? Im curious why they don’t know though, is this not taught in dental school?

I first watched this video 2 years ago. I was ready to go with all on 4 because of all the positive videos. You stopped me from making that bad decision. btw, I still haven't made a decision.

What about patients that have some form of facial neuralgia pain such as Atypical trigeminal neuralgia or atypical odontalgia that was caused by a dental prcedure or dental injection. I have been told that inplants would be asking for more nerve pain. Not sure if you are familiar with how many people suffer lifelong pain from nerve issues that started with dental procedure but would like to know if you have any knowledge of this. Most dentists either claim ignorance on the subject or just do not want to admit that dental procedures can go terribly wrong and cause people to suffer from pain and or numbness the rest of there life

I live in upstate ny so obviously it wouldn't be Feasible to travel to Texas for treatment. is there any dentist in the northeast that you could recommend?

I had a dentist recommend all on 4 for me because I have 5 teeth that need implants in my upper jaw. The problem I had with his recommendation was that all my front teeth are in excellent condition, except for a chipped front tooth. They are strong and healthy and perfectly aligned, yet he wants to extract them all and do all on 4 because I need implants in my back teeth. I said absolutely not. He seemed annoyed that I couldn't see the benefit of his suggestion. He even sent his assistant to try and convince me.🤔 Is it common to extract good teeth for this procedure?

How can you pay as you go when your getting finainced?

Will the Interdental gingiva (papilla) eventually fill in the gaps if a zirconium roundhouse 12 tooth with no pink and 7 full size implants that were all bone grafted is screwed into place after wearing an interim denture for about 8 months while bone grafts healed?

Hello Dr / thank you for your upload / I am going through a terrible stage in my life - as I was assaulted last year which resulted in my upper two front teeth removed - and the lower four front are not in great shape as they were also impacted / so I will have to get them removed most likely in the coming years / it has destroyed my smile and ability to vocalise like I used to - which has shattered my life - and sense of well being - I have been diagnosed with severe periodontitis- I am wondering do gums have to be completely pink to receive a form of treatment?? Or can it still be possibly not to get a lasting effective result while still having poor gum health / as I think it may also be hereditary as I cannot really remember ever having pink gums - well maybe only as an infant to adolescent but even then I am not sure if i had great gum health - it has been about 18 months since teeth were removed - and i am also worried about the length of time it has been and damage done by denture - which i have been wearing for about 10 -12 months .. i have a partial denture for my front two upper which attach by hooks on my canines . but i sincerely hope to get optimal treatment to bring back my bite force and ability to vocalise - do you think there will be a possible avenue / that is not on the extreme end of costing / thank you for your time - i hope to hear back from you

43 years old. On permanent disability. I only have around $16,500 saved, with 805 credit score. The problem is my income is only $963 a month. Had to pull all but 4 on bottom front teeth removed between age 25-30 my teeth started massively failing. Root canals with crowns were at least $1700 each. My only option, according to my money hungry dentist wanted to do a lot of root canal/crowns. He could have done fillings I'm sure on several of them. I ended up caving in and had to have them pulled. I don't leave the house hardly ever. I wish someone would run into me while walking down the road so I could be "deleted". I haven't had a life since my early 20s. Is there any hope for me?! By the way I live in Southern Illinois, so I'm 11 and a half hours at least away from you. I have headaches, and jaw pain everyday. All those teeth being pulled I just know is what caused my trigeminal neuralgia, which is so painful it's known as a suicide syndrome from the pain. Also, I have tried two sets of cheap dentures and I could not wear those things. I couldn't talk right, and they hurt so bad, fell out etc. and I also had to have at least 4 Alveoloplasty procedures years ago while trying to wear those basic dentures. Little splinter pieces of jawbone would poke through my gum. I haven't had to have one of those in many years. I was told about 6 months ago that I had a good amount of bone left from a dentist.

Thank you for your wonderfully informative videos. So helpful.

So I went to see a dentist in London, and she airily proposed 'angled abutments' as if they were the most natural, obvious thing...Yet you vehemently oppose them. Are they bad because they aren't seen in nature, or because they have bad outcomes, long and short term?

Couldn't you write a book about this disgraceful state of affairs? An instant best seller! It's like the Wild West out there!