All-On-4^® and Full-Arch Dental Implants

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Here at True Dentistry, we provide you with the most modern and safe solution to finally replace those ill-fitting dentures, broken, loose, and missing teeth, so that you can regain your health and confidence to eat, speak, and more importantly, SMILE! The patented All-on-4^® technique restores your full mouth dentition with strong, permanent, natural-looking bridges attached to stable titanium dental implants placed in the upper and lower jaws.

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All-on-4^® Benefits
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What Are the Benefits of All-on-4^®?

The All-on-4^® dental implant procedure gives our patients back the key lifestyle benefits that are not only beautifully cosmetic, but also highly functional as well:

Improved oral functionality – All-on-4^® can provide a stable and secure fit for custom bridges, allowing for improved eating and speaking capabilities.
Aesthetic appeal – The implants support a full arch of replacement teeth designed to look and feel natural, enhancing facial aesthetics by maintaining jaw structure and correct facial proportions.
Longevity and durability – Implant-anchored dentures are designed to be a long-lasting solution for tooth loss, potentially lasting a lifetime with proper care and maintenance.
Bone preservation – This restorative option helps prevent bone loss in the jaw by providing stimulation similar to that of natural tooth roots.
Quick results – The All-on-4^® procedure can be performed quickly and efficiently, so you don’t have to wait more than a couple of days to see improvement in smile and function.
Reduced need for bone grafts – This technique typically requires fewer implants for an implant-supported denture or snap-on dentures, and often avoids the need for bone grafts, making it suitable for patients with lower bone density.

Who Is a Candidate for All-On-4^® Implant Dentures?

Individuals who are candidates for the All-on-4^® method must be in good overall health and possess adequate jawbone density/volume to support the necessary number of dental implants. To find out if All-on-4^® is right for you, you must schedule a consultation at True Dentistry. During this appointment you will undergo a comprehensive evaluation with one of our skilled dentists to identify your specific dental challenges and needs, outline your goals, and develop a customized tooth replacement plan. If you are well-suited for All-on-4^®, your dentist will explain the process and answer any questions you may have.

What Is the Consultation Process Like for All-on-4^®?

A complimentary consultation for All-on-4^® typically begins with a comprehensive evaluation of your oral health and medical history. Our dentists will assess the condition of your teeth and jawbone using advanced imaging to determine if you’re a suitable candidate for the procedure. We will discuss the All-on-4^® treatment plan with you, including the number of implants, recovery time, and expected outcomes. Our team will also use this time to address any questions you may have and provide information on costs and financing options. This consultation can help you fully understand the process before proceeding with treatment.

How Does the All-On-4^® Technique Work?

The All-on-4^® anchored denture procedure uses a minimum of four dental implants to attach each custom full-arch bridge to the upper and/or lower jaw. The titanium implants are anchored to the bone, and will eventually fuse to the bone itself through a process called osseointegration, where they can ultimately become a permanent part of your mouth like natural teeth roots. Since the implants can often take full advantage of existing bone in patients who qualify for this procedure, there is typically no need for a bone graft. The design of anchoring the bridges to the implants gives them significantly more stability without the need for a separate implant to replace each tooth. As a result, the All-on-4^® implants tend to be a more cost-effective solution for missing teeth.

The results of All-on-4^® anchored bridges can be permanent, giving you a natural-looking set of teeth that feel comfortable, stable, and secure.

Beyond All-on-4^®, other variations such as All-on-6, All-on-X, and full mouth dental implants follow similar principles but differ in the number of implants used and the extent of restoration. All-on-6 uses six strategically placed implants for added stability and durability. All-on-X is a flexible approach in which “X” represents the number of implants—typically four to eight—selected based on bone density, jaw anatomy, and individual needs. Full mouth dental implants generally restore both arches, often using an All-on-6, All-on-X, or comparable technique to fully rehabilitate the function, aesthetics, and overall health of the smile.

How Long Do All-on-4^® Implants Last?

All-on-4^® implant bridges and the dental implants that support them are intended to provide a long-lasting solution for missing teeth. The precise length of time your full-arch restorations last will depend largely on the material they are crafted from and how well you take care of them. With proper care, bridges made of high-quality materials can last up to 15 years or more. Since dental implants are fused with the jawbone, a successful implant should ideally last for a lifetime; however, complications can occur as a result of smoking, poor dental hygiene, untreated dental health concerns, or poor implant placement by an unskilled dentist.

At True Dentistry our experienced and highly trained dentists prioritize your safety, results, and the long-term success of your dental work. If you experience any problems with your dentures or implants, we encourage you to contact our practice as soon as possible so that you can receive prompt treatment. Early detection and treatment can help you avoid more serious and costly dental issues down the road.

“I must admit I REALLY dislike dentist, but my appointment with True Dental made me feel very different. The staff is so friendly yet professional, the Dentist made me feel so comfortable and explained every detail of my Dental needs.”

- TERESA ROMERO

How Much Do All-On-4^® Implant Dentures Cost?

At True Dentistry the average price for All-on-4^® implant dentures typically starts at $16,000 and goes up from there based on the treatment plan. Pricing for this procedure fluctuates based on each patient’s treatment plan details. For this reason, it is important to make an appointment at True Dentistry to find out how much your implant dentures would cost. When calculating the cost of your All-on-4^® treatment plan the following factors must be considered:

Whether you need implant dentures for your upper arch, lower arch, or full mouth
The material you choose to have your dentures fabricated from
The number of dental implants you require
Any treatments to improve oral health prior to the implant surgery
Any required tooth extractions or bone grafting
Anesthesiology fees

At the conclusion of your appointment, you will receive an itemized cost quote for your treatment. A knowledgeable member of our office team will review the quote with you, answer any questions you have, discuss accepted payment methods, and explain financing options if you are interested. Third-party lenders FormPiper and CareCredit^® offer qualified applicants a variety of loan options and flexible payment plans designed to make paying for dental care more convenient and budget-friendly. We believe everyone deserves to have a healthy beautiful smile, and our team will do everything possible to help you reach your goals.

Additional Frequently Asked Questions About All-on-4^®

Will All-on-4^® results look natural?
When performed by a qualified dentist, All-on-4^® dental implants can produce results that look very natural. The custom bridge attached to the implants contains replacement teeth that are typically made from materials like porcelain or composite resin, which mimic the appearance and light-reflecting properties of natural teeth. Additionally, the bridge is custom-made to match your existing teeth in color and shape, ensuring a natural-looking smile.
Is the All-on-4^® procedure painful?
The All-on-4^® procedure can be performed with available sedation options, including nitrous, IV sedation, and general anesthesia, which helps minimize the potential for pain during the surgery. Post-operative discomfort varies in severity but is typically manageable with prescribed or over-the-counter pain medication. Most patients report mild to moderate soreness, swelling, and bruising, which usually improves gradually over a few days.
Is the All-on-4^® procedure covered by insurance?
Some dental insurance policies may offer a certain amount of coverage for All-on-4^®, while others may not. Many dental insurance companies classify All-on-4^® as a major procedure, thus potentially offering partial coverage. However, the extent of coverage depends on your specific insurance plan, terms, and whether the procedure is deemed medically necessary. Additionally, some medical insurance plans might cover certain aspects of the surgery. It is important to check with your insurance provider to understand what is covered under your policy.

Contact True Dentistry

One of our experienced dentists at True Dentistry can meet with you for an initial consultation to determine if you are a good candidate for this advanced missing teeth replacement procedure. Please contact us today for more information, or to schedule a consultation.

All-On-4® and Full-Arch Dental Implants

What Are the Benefits of All-on-4®?

Who Is a Candidate for All-On-4® Implant Dentures?

What Is the Consultation Process Like for All-on-4®?

How Does the All-On-4® Technique Work?

How Long Do All-on-4® Implants Last?

How Much Do All-On-4® Implant Dentures Cost?

Additional Frequently Asked Questions About All-on-4®

Will All-on-4® results look natural?

Is the All-on-4® procedure painful?

Is the All-on-4® procedure covered by insurance?