10 Red Flags in All-on-4® and Full-Mouth Implant Treatment

A Red Flag You Should Take Seriously!

A salesperson with titles such as “Implant Consultant,” “Implant Coordinator,” or similar disguised titles presents the treatment plan and negotiates the cost with you instead of the treating clinician.
You are not given options among different types of same-day full-mouth permanent implant teeth. Instead, a “one-size-fits-all” treatment approach is offered to every patient.
No discussion of your medical conditions or treatment-related risks.
Unwillingness to address existing gum disease before implant treatment.
Lack of coordination between the surgeon and the restorative dentist.
Promises of rapid treatment without a proper discussion of healing time.
Unusually low prices compared to qualified providers.
You are not given information about the implant system being used or the authenticity of the implant components.
No clear maintenance plan or long-term care discussion, or you are asked to find another provider for your cleanings and maintenance care.
Constant changes in clinicians, resulting in no continuity of care with a single provider.