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Malo Clinic Protocol – a method for treating edentulism

The Malo Clinic Protocol is a method that allows for the restoration of a full dental arch on four implants – quickly, safely, and with the patient's health as the top priority.

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The Malo Clinic Protocol is a method that allows for the restoration of a full dental arch on four implants – quickly, safely, and with the patient's health primarily in mind.

What is the Malo Clinic Protocol?


It is a modern treatment method for missing teeth, developed over 25 years ago by the Malo Clinic team in Portugal. It involves placing a full dental arch on four implants, which restores chewing function, aesthetics, and comfort in a short period of time – provided the relevant medical conditions are met.

What makes the "new teeth in 1 day" method stand out?

  • It does not require implanting each tooth individually.

  • It allows bone grafts to be avoided.

  • Treatment includes tooth extraction, implant placement, and a provisional restoration during a single procedure day – following thorough prior planning and qualification.
     

What does the qualification for the procedure involve?

Consultation and medical qualification: each case is assessed individually. The following are required:

  • an oral examination,

  • a panoramic X-ray (OPG),

  • computed tomography (CT scan),

  • an assessment of the patient's overall health.

Treatment plan:

Once qualified for the procedure, the Patient Coordinator presents:

  • an individual treatment plan,

  • a cost estimate (taking into account any discounts),

  • an appointment schedule,

  • payment options – including instalment plans.

The Malo Clinic Protocol procedure:

Within a single procedure day, after tooth extraction (if necessary), it is possible to place the implants and fit a temporary bridge, which enables speaking, eating, and smiling after just a few days.

Post-procedure care:

After about 4 months, once the implants have integrated with the bone, the final prosthetic work is created – the Malo Clinic Bridge, individually customised for the patient. At Malo Clinic, every implant patient is required to attend regular implant check-ups every 6 months with our qualified hygienists.

This is not merely a matter of aesthetics – it is about preventing peri-implantitis and maintaining the stability of both the implants and the entire prosthetic structure. Patients who adhere to these guidelines enjoy long-lasting results for many years.


Who can benefit from this method?

Treatment using the Malo Clinic Protocol method may be considered for individuals:

  • with complete edentulism,

  • with teeth in very poor condition that cannot be saved,

  • who cannot wear removable dentures due to discomfort, a gag reflex, or instability,

  • who have been told they have insufficient bone for conventional implants (thanks to the specific positioning of the implants, bone grafting can often be avoided),

the final decision regarding qualification rests solely with the doctor.
 
Aesthetics, comfort, and confidence – but above all, health
For many patients, the most important aspects are the results they see in the mirror – a natural look, an effortless smile, comfortable eating, and confidence in social interactions. However, as dental practitioners, our primary focus is on the medical benefits this method can provide: restoring proper chewing function, stabilising the bite, supporting facial tissues to prevent sagging, protecting against further bone loss, and much more.

👉Not sure if you qualify?

Consultations to assess eligibility for the Malo Clinic Protocol procedure using the All-on-X technique take place:

  • at the Malo Clinic in Warsaw,

  • at Malo Clinic Consultation Points in Rzeszów and Wrocław.

  • https://maloclinics.pl/kontakt

  • T: +48 22 393 63 33

  • T: +48 516 039 713

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Malo Clinic Polska sp. z o.o. registered in the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw, 13th Commercial Division of the National Court Register under KRS number: 0000242331, share capital PLN 300,000.00, NIP (Tax Identification Number) 525-234-17-37, REGON (National Business Registry Number) 140078686

SWIFT: BIGBPLPW | Bank Millennium SA | ul. S. Żaryna 2A, 02-593 Warszawa | Poland

MALO CLINIC WARSZAWA Bank account: PL 06 1160 2202 0000 0000 6313 6153

MALO CLINIC SZCZECIN Bank account: PL 36 1160 2202 0000 0007 2348 1155

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