Full-Mouth Implant Rehabilitation of a Failing Dentition Using the All-on-6 Concept: A Clinical Case Report

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Full-mouth rehabilitation of patients with a failing dentition presents a complex clinical challenge, particularly when multiple teeth have compromised periodontal and prosthetic prognosis.This case report describes the prosthodontic rehabilitation of a 60-year-old male patient who reported to the department with a severely compromised dentition and a need for comprehensive oral rehabilitation.Following clinical and radiographic evaluation, treatment planning was undertaken to restore function, esthetics, and oral health using an implant-supported full-mouth rehabilitation based on the All-on-6 concept.The treatment involved comprehensive assessment, strategic implant placement, and prosthetic rehabilitation to achieve a stable and functional occlusion.The prosthetic phase was designed to provide improved masticatory efficiency, esthetics, and patient comfort while facilitating long-term maintenance.The case demonstrates the application of the All-on-6 concept as a treatment option for full-mouth rehabilitation in a patient with a failing dentition.Careful diagnosis, prosthetically driven treatment planning, appropriate implant positioning, and coordinated surgical and prosthetic management are essential for achieving predictable functional and esthetic outcomes.