Full-arch fixed implant bridges—often referred to as All-on-4. These bridges are usually supported by 4 to 6 dental implants, which are fabricated from materials such as acrylic fused to Titanium, Monolithic Zirconia, and porcelain stacked to a cobalt-chromium frame. The difference between All On 4 and All On 6 dental implants is the number of implants that are added. All On 4 utilizes 4 implants, while All On 6 uses 6 implants. With All-on-4/6 dental implant, the bones remain healthy and the gums are stable, so the implants are more likely to last 20 years or more.

A precision attachment denture is a kind of removable partial denture that contains precision attachments to lock the denture onto the natural teeth. Precision attachment dentures are made up of two components, the 'male' part and 'female' part. The 'male' part is fixed to the natural teeth and the corresponding 'female' section is incorporated into the denture. The precision attachment is  said to be a connecting link between fixed and removable as it incorporates features common to both types of construction. 

They're special attachments used for the perfect fit of removable partial dentures.

Implant Hybrid Dentures are fixed dental restorations that replace a full row of teeth and missing gum tissue using implants. They are securely attached to the jaw, preventing movement, and can be cleaned like natural teeth. Often reinforced with a metal bar for added support, these dentures offer a combination of traditional dentures and implant-fixed bridges, providing improved aesthetics, function, lip support, and speech. With proper care, they can last indefinitely, unlike removable dentures that need frequent replacement.