• What is an All-on-X (AOX) restoration?
• Why cleaning AOX restorations is more difficult than natural teeth
• Intaglio surface (underneath) not accessible to brushing
• High risk of biofilm accumulation
• Importance of meticulous hygiene to avoid failure
  

Twice-Daily Routine

• Use a soft, electric toothbrush on visible surfaces
• Interdental brushes or proxy brushes for the gumline
• Water flosser to rinse under the prosthesis (angled tip preferred)

Antimicrobial Mouth Rinse

• Choose a non-staining option (Ozonated water, Molecular Iodine)

AOXcare Prebiotic

• Supports a healthy oral microbiome
• Reduces acid production by altering bacterial metabolism

Irrigate under the bridge using

• Curved syringe or water flosser with AOX tip

Optional

• Sonic cleaning devices made for bridges and dentures
• Ozonated water or Molecular Iodine (if recommended)

• Bleeding or swollen gums
• Bad taste or odor
• Loosening of the prosthesis
• Redness or pus at the implant site
• Contact your provider immediately if you notice these
  
  

In-Office Cleanings

• Every 3 to 4 months for AOX prosthesis patients
• More frequent if there is a history of peri-implant disease

• Guided biofilm therapy (GBT), air polishing, laser decontamination
• Removal of the prosthesis periodically to clean the intaglio surface

• Can I use floss under an AOX? (It is very difficult—use a water flosser)
• Is AOX Care safe long-term? (Yes, formulated to support balance without
  harsh chemicals)
  
• Can I sleep in my prosthesis? (Yes, AOX is fixed—but hygiene becomes even
  more important)