Create full-arch plans: All-on-4, All-on-5, All-on-6, All-on-7 and All-on-8

Create or open the patient's plan. Record current findings in Diagnosis and review any treatments already planned. Full-arch packages are one way to add a proposal in Treatments; they are not the starting point for every treatment plan.

Each package is a software default with a fixed number of fixtures. It is not a clinical recommendation and does not establish which protocol suits the patient. The responsible clinician decides the proposal; this guide explains how that proposal is entered and checked in Medquote.

In Treatments, select a tooth in the intended jaw and choose the appropriate package from Full arch. A selection confined to one jaw lets the editor infer that jaw; otherwise use the Upper jaw or Lower jaw dialog. Check the chosen jaw before confirming.

Medquote expands the package into component steps rather than charging the package name as one row. The number of fixtures is not the number of superstructure units. Review the generated rows, quantities, variants and prices.

Choose All-on-4 to add the four-fixture package for the selected jaw. In the upper jaw the default sites are 15, 12, 22 and 25. Check the generated sites and components on the chart; they are software defaults, not a patient-specific placement prescription.

The dedicated All-on-4 guide walks through the upper-jaw example and the component review. Use it when you want that specific worked example, after learning the general plan workflow.

Choose All-on-5 for the five-fixture package. In the upper jaw the default sites are 15, 12, 11, 22 and 25. This is a different fixture layout from All-on-4; you cannot build it by adding a second full-arch package over an existing one.

Review the fixture rows and associated abutments, provisional and definitive prosthetic components. Check the final grouped list and total rather than assuming the fifth fixture is the only difference that matters to the quote.

Choose All-on-6 for the six-fixture package. In the upper jaw the default sites are 16, 14, 12, 22, 24 and 26. Review those sites against the clinician's proposal; the software layout and default catalogue choices do not replace a patient-specific assessment.

Check that every component you expect was added. A component your clinic does not stock is left out, so the package name alone does not prove the quote is complete.

Choose All-on-7 for the seven-fixture package. In the upper jaw the default sites are 16, 14, 12, 11, 22, 24 and 26. Compare the generated plan with the assessed proposal, including the additional central fixture and the prosthetic quantities.

If the jaw already has a full-arch package, review it first. Medquote refuses a second full-arch system on the same jaw, so do not add another package to change the count.

Choose All-on-8 for the eight-fixture package. In the upper jaw the default sites are 15, 14, 13, 12, 22, 23, 24 and 25. Check this layout on its own rather than treating it as two All-on-4 packages.

Upper and lower package plans are separate. Check the intended jaw, rows and quantities; then verify the provisional and final prosthetic components and the quote in the selected currency.

The generated protocol can omit extraction of already missing teeth and avoid placing an existing fixture at the same package site again. The actual list therefore depends on the recorded chart. Review any omissions and existing treatments, particularly after a diagnosis change.

Do not add a root canal treatment just because the package has finished expanding. Ordinary tooth-level rules check each tooth, while the package is added at jaw level. The responsible clinician still reviews the complete plan. Then send it for review, get it approved and use Share with patient to deliver it.