I understand your concerns, especially given that your implants were manufactured in Brazil and may not be readily available in the U.S. Here are some important points to consider: Compatibility and Availability of Parts: Many implant systems, even those from international manufacturers, share standard sizes and connections, making it possible for a skilled implant dentist in the U.S. to find compatible components if needed. However, since your implants are from a specific brand, it’s wise to check with the implant manufacturer or distributor in Ecuador to confirm if replacement parts, like screws, are available in the U.S. If they are not, purchasing a set of necessary parts (e.g., screws or other unique components) from your local distributor before your move could be helpful. Emergency Situations: In case of an issue with your implant-supported bridge—such as a broken acrylic bridge—many implant specialists and prosthodontists in the U.S. can handle repairs, regardless of the implant brand. Acrylic bridges can typically be repaired or even replaced by a U.S.-based dentist with expertise in implant prosthetics. Regular Maintenance and Follow-up: Routine maintenance, such as cleanings, inspections, and minor adjustments, can be performed by most implant specialists. To ensure continuity of care, consider bringing a copy of your treatment records, including the implant brand, model, and any specific instructions from your current dentist. This information will help your new provider in the U.S. to maintain your implants effectively. In summary, while having original parts on hand could be beneficial, it’s likely that a skilled implant dentist in the U.S. can provide the maintenance and support you need. I recommend finding an experienced implant dentist or prosthodontist once you’re settled in the U.S. and sharing all relevant details about your All-on-4 treatment. Best wishes for a smooth transition,Dr. Miller Vieira Paula