Implant Dentistry
All-on-4 Dental Implants
A full-arch implant approach that uses a small number of strategically placed implants to support fixed replacement teeth. The exact plan is confirmed after examination and imaging.
- Single Arch
- $14,995
- Double Arch
- $29,990
Treatment type
Full-arch implant planning approachAppointment pathway
Examination, imaging, and a personalised planPublished fees
From $14,995 / archAssessment
Consultation requiredOverview
What All-on-4 means here
All-on-4 is a way of planning implant treatment so a full arch of replacement teeth can be supported by a small number of implants rather than one implant for every missing tooth.
The name refers to a common planning pattern. It does not mean every patient receives exactly four implants, and it does not describe a single restoration material. Implant positions, implant number, and the teeth attached to them are planned for the person in the chair.
Patients comparing this page with Permanent Teeth or Full Mouth Dental Implants are often looking at related ideas: how implants are arranged, and what kind of teeth they will support. The clinic uses the examination to sort those questions rather than selling one named package to every visitor.
Who it may be for
A cautious starting point
All-on-4 may be considered when a patient needs to replace most or all teeth in an arch and wants a fixed restoration rather than a denture that rests only on the gums. Eligibility is not assumed from this description.
- 01Often considered when many teeth are missing, failing, or no longer comfortable to restore one by one.
- 02May be discussed when someone wants a full-arch solution and has enough bone support — or when other planning is needed first.
- 03People currently wearing dentures sometimes explore this approach if they want teeth that stay in place during eating and speaking. That preference is a starting point for the conversation, not a diagnosis.
How treatment is planned
The usual pathway
No surgery protocol is published here. The sequence below is the planning pathway used before any treatment is recommended.- 01
Assessment
The dentist reviews your remaining teeth, gums, health history, and goals. This is where All-on-4, another implant arrangement, or a different restoration may be discussed.
- 02
Imaging / planning
Imaging helps the dentist study bone support and plan implant positions. Four implants per arch is a common pattern for this approach; it is not promised for every case.
- 03
Treatment
If All-on-4 planning is recommended, implant placement and the restoration follow the agreed plan. Whether a provisional set of teeth is used, and when a final restoration is placed, depends on the individual case.
- 04
Follow-up
Reviews after treatment check healing, comfort, and how the restoration is functioning. Daily cleaning and regular clinic visits remain part of long-term care.
Published fees
These figures are the clinic’s published starting points for a single or double arch. They are not a quote. Extra care, when needed, is discussed after examination.
Fees may vary depending on individual treatment needs. A consultation is required to confirm suitability and final treatment cost.All-on-4 Implants
Questions
Before you book
Does All-on-4 always use four implants?
Four implants per arch is a common way to plan this treatment, which is why the name is used. It is not a guarantee. Imaging and examination determine how many implants are appropriate for your jaw and restoration.
Is All-on-4 the same as permanent teeth?
They overlap, but they are not identical labels. All-on-4 describes a planning approach for supporting a full arch. Permanent Teeth is this clinic’s name for the published fixed zirconia and PMMA restorations. Some patients are planned for both ideas together; others are not.
Can I leave with new teeth the same day?
Some full-arch plans use a provisional restoration after implant placement. Whether that applies to you depends on the clinical findings. This page does not promise same-day teeth.
What does treatment cost?
The published starting fees are $14,995 for a single arch and $29,990 for a double arch. A consultation is required to confirm suitability and the final treatment cost.
How is this different from implant dentures?
Implant dentures are dentures supported by implants and are typically removable for cleaning. All-on-4 planning is usually discussed when the goal is a fixed set of teeth. Your dentist will explain which direction, if either, may suit you.
Ready to talk about your smile?
Tell us what you’re considering. The clinic team will follow up to discuss your appointment request and next steps.