Implant Dentistry
Permanent Teeth
Fixed replacement teeth supported by dental implants, planned around comfort, function, and the restoration that fits your treatment needs.
- Zirconia — Single Arch
- $19,995
- Zirconia — Double Arch (paid upfront)
- $38,000
Treatment type
Fixed full-arch implant restorationAppointment pathway
Examination, imaging, and a personalised planPublished fees
From $19,995Assessment
Consultation requiredOverview
What permanent teeth are
Permanent teeth, in this clinic, means a fixed set of replacement teeth secured to dental implants rather than a denture that rests on the gums.
The restoration can replace a full upper arch, a full lower arch, or both. Published fees on this page are for zirconia replacement teeth secured to dental implants. The dentist confirms the plan after examining your oral health, remaining teeth, and goals.
This page covers those fixed full-arch options. If you are replacing a single tooth, see dental implants. If you prefer a denture that can be removed for cleaning, see implant dentures.
Who it may be for
A cautious starting point
Permanent teeth may be considered when a patient needs to replace many or all teeth in an arch and wants a restoration that stays in place during daily use. Suitability is confirmed only after examination and imaging.
- 01Often considered when remaining teeth cannot be restored comfortably, or when a removable denture no longer feels stable.
- 02May be suitable for people replacing an upper arch, a lower arch, or both, depending on bone support and overall health.
- 03The number of implants, the need for extra procedures, and the restoration details are decided for each patient — not from a standard package on this page.
How treatment is planned
The usual pathway
The exact clinical steps depend on your examination. The pathway below is the high-level sequence used to plan treatment.- 01
Assessment
A dentist reviews your oral health, remaining teeth, medical history, and what you want from treatment. This visit is for understanding options, not confirming a plan by default.
- 02
Imaging / planning
Imaging is used where it helps the dentist plan implant positions and the restoration. The plan covers which arch is treated, which restoration is recommended, and whether other care is needed first.
- 03
Treatment
Implant placement and the restoration follow the agreed plan. Timing, the number of visits, and whether a provisional restoration is used depend on the individual case.
- 04
Follow-up
After treatment, the clinic reviews healing, fit, and comfort. Ongoing hygiene and check-ups help keep the restoration and the supporting implants healthy.
Published fees
These figures are the clinic’s published starting points for a single or double arch. The double-arch fee is when paid upfront. 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.Permanent Teeth
Patient Results
A related result
This photograph is from the clinic’s published results for this treatment. Individual outcomes vary.
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Permanent Teeth
Questions
Before you book
Is this the same as All-on-4?
Yes. In this clinic, Permanent Teeth and All-on-4 refer to the same fixed full-mouth rehabilitation offering: a fixed set of implant-supported replacement teeth. Full-mouth dental implant treatment is the broader conversation about replacing many or all teeth, which may use this fixed option or a removable implant denture. Suitability is confirmed after examination.
Does the published fee include everything?
No. Published fees are a starting point. A consultation is required to confirm suitability and the final treatment cost. Additional procedures, when needed, are reviewed with you before treatment proceeds.
Can I replace one arch or both?
Yes. The published list includes a single-arch fee of $19,995 and a double-arch fee of $38,000 when paid upfront. Which arches are treated depends on your examination.
How do I know if I am a candidate?
A dentist needs to examine your oral health, goals, and imaging before confirming treatment suitability or a final plan. General health, remaining teeth, and bone support all influence the recommendation.
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.