All-on-4 Full-Arch · Head of Implantology Dr. Tran Thanh Phong · Last reviewed May 2026
A Full Arch of Fixed Teeth,
Often Without Grafting.
Picasso Dental places All-on-4 full-arch implant reconstructions in Vietnam across the Osstem, Neodent, Nobel Biocare and Straumann tiers, every fixture covered by the manufacturer's original warranty. Four implants per arch, the rear two angled to use available bone, a provisional fixed bridge fitted on the same day for most cases. Led by Dr. Tran Thanh Phong, our Head of Implantology and the first Vietnamese dentist to perform All-on-4 immediate loading (2010), with 1,000+ All-on-4 cases since. Surgical placement supported by Dr. Hung Le Ba Gia (Dr. Evans, 1,000+ implants). Hospital-based surgery available at Vinmec Da Nang and Link General Da Lat.
The Economics
Same Implants. Same Protocols. Roughly One Third the Price.
Indicative All-on-4 per-arch ranges in private practice. Sources: ADA, BDA and AusDent published surveys; Picasso published rate card. Pricing varies by implant brand, bridge material and any extractions required; your written quote follows CBCT review.
| Country | Typical All-on-4 (per arch) | What You'd Save |
|---|---|---|
| United States | $24,000 to $40,000 USD | ~65 to 75% |
| Australia | $28,000 to $45,000 AUD | ~65 to 75% |
| United Kingdom | £15,000 to £28,000 | ~60 to 70% |
| Canada | $25,000 to $40,000 CAD | ~60 to 70% |
| New Zealand | $32,000 to $50,000 NZD | ~65 to 75% |
| Picasso Dental, Vietnam | Osstem to Straumann tiers, see cost guide | — |
Full itemised pricing on the implant cost guide. A both-arch All-on-4 reconstruction in Vietnam frequently costs less than a single-arch case in many home markets, even after flights and accommodation.
What It Is
What Is All-on-4?
All-on-4 is a full-arch dental implant reconstruction in which four titanium implants are placed in one jaw, with the two rear implants angled at 30 to 45 degrees to take maximum advantage of available bone, supporting a complete fixed bridge of 12 to 14 teeth. The angled-implant geometry is the protocol's defining feature, it routinely allows full-arch rehabilitation in patients who would otherwise need extensive bone grafting or sinus lifts. The bridge is anchored permanently, not removable like a denture, and a provisional bridge is fitted on the day of surgery for most cases.
Why Picasso
Why Picasso for All-on-4
Three claims that should be true of any clinic placing four angled full-arch implants. Here is exactly how we deliver each one.
Genuine brand fixtures only, with serial numbers you can verify.
Every All-on-4 fixture at Picasso comes from one of four documented manufacturers, with the original manufacturer warranty and a serial number you can register independently. The Asia implant market is full of unbranded look-alikes that compromise on surface treatment and long-term bone response. We do not place them. You leave with a passport-style implant record listing brand, model, lot and serial for all four fixtures.
CBCT-planned angled implants, often without grafting.
Every All-on-4 case begins with a Cone Beam CT scan that maps bone volume in 3D at every implant position. The protocol's signature move, tilting the rear implants 30 to 45 degrees, lets us anchor into denser anterior bone and avoid the maxillary sinus or inferior alveolar nerve. Many patients told elsewhere they would need sinus lifts or major grafting can proceed straight to All-on-4 with us. Surgery is performed at any of our six branches, two of which sit inside accredited hospitals (Vinmec Da Nang and Link General Da Lat) for patients who prefer on-site anaesthesiology.
1,000+ All-on-4 cases led by the dentist who first brought All-on-4 to Vietnam.
All-on-4 at Picasso is led by Dr. Tran Thanh Phong, our Head of Implantology. He performed the first All-on-4 full-arch immediate loading in Vietnam in 2010, and has placed 1,000+ All-on-4 cases since, alongside roughly 600 implants per year for 25+ years (15,000+ in total). Surgical placement and patient communication are supported by Dr. Hung Le Ba Gia (Dr. Evans, 1,000+ implants placed, 200+ All-on-X cases). Backed by Dr. Emily Nguyen, the founding clinical director, who sets prosthetic standards across all six branches.
CBCT 3D imaging at Picasso Da Nang Vinmec. Every All-on-4 case is planned from a 3D bone map before any incision.
Full-arch surgery at Picasso Link General Da Lat. Hospital-based surgical suite with on-site anaesthesiology.
Brand Tiers
All-on-4 Brand Tiers
Four implant brands available, each with single-arch and both-arch options. The bridge sits on top of all of them. We recommend the right tier after CBCT and a conversation about your bite, your age, and how long you expect the work to last.
| Brand | Origin | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Osstem | South Korea | Standard cases, value tier |
| Neodent | Brazil (Straumann Group) | Straumann surface technology, mid tier |
| Nobel Biocare | Switzerland | Original All-on-4 inventor, premium tier |
| Straumann | Switzerland | World leader by volume, premium tier |
For itemised per-arch and both-arch pricing across all four brands plus prosthetic upgrades (acrylic, titanium bar, zirconia bridge), see the implant cost guide. Bone grafting and sinus augmentation are quoted separately when CBCT shows they are needed (less often than you might expect with All-on-4).
Candidacy
Who Is, and Isn't, a Good Candidate?
All-on-4 suits most adults missing or losing a full arch, including many patients told elsewhere they would need bone grafting first. Decided after your CBCT scan, medical history review and a frank conversation about smoking, diabetes control and recall commitment.
You're a strong candidate if
- You are an adult (~18+) in generally good health with a full arch missing, failing or already edentulous.
- You have adequate bone in the anterior (front) jaw, the All-on-4 protocol is designed for cases with limited posterior bone.
- You have been told elsewhere you would need sinus lifts or extensive grafting, the angled-implant geometry often avoids both.
- Your gums are healthy, or any active periodontal disease has been treated first.
- If diabetic, your HbA1c is well-controlled (ideally below 7%).
- You do not smoke, or are willing to stop at least 2 weeks before surgery and 8 weeks after.
- You can attend basic 6-month recall visits, locally or with us, for life.
All-on-4 may not be right if
- You only have one or two missing teeth, single implants or a small bridge are the right tool.
- You have severe anterior bone loss; the four implants need stable anterior anchorage, no protocol fixes this without grafting first.
- You have uncontrolled diabetes; healing and integration are significantly compromised.
- You have active, untreated periodontal disease, must be resolved first.
- You have recently received IV bisphosphonate therapy.
- You are a heavy chewer or bruxism patient with adequate bone, All-on-6 distributes load better and may be the wiser long-term choice.
- You are a heavy smoker unwilling to stop or significantly cut down.
If any of these apply, we'll tell you, and recommend All-on-6, an implant-supported overdenture, or staged grafting if that's the right answer for your case.
The Procedure
The All-on-4 Procedure, Step by Step
From your first CBCT scan to your final fixed bridge. Total timeline approximately six months from surgery to definitive bridge for a standard case.
Day 1 · 75 min
Consultation & CBCT
Clinical exam, medical history, blood tests, CBCT 3D scan. Dr. Evans confirms bone volume is adequate for four angled implants and plans positions digitally before any surgery.
Day 2 to 3 · 2 to 3 hr
Surgery & Provisional
Failing teeth (if any) extracted, four implants placed under local anaesthetic with optional sedation. Provisional fixed bridge fitted on the same day or the following day for immediate-load cases.
~6 months
Osseointegration
Implants fuse with the jawbone. Provisional bridge worn throughout. Soft-to-normal diet progression. WhatsApp check-ins with our team if you have travelled home.
2 to 3 visits · 2 weeks
Final Fixed Bridge
Digital impressions taken, definitive 12 to 14 tooth bridge fabricated and fitted. Case file, implant passport with serial numbers, and warranty documentation handed over before you fly.
Full-arch implant rehabilitation, upper jaw, Osstem fixtures and zirconia bridge. Picasso Dental Hanoi Old Quarter.
Real Case
A Real Full-Arch Case.
A recent full-arch implant reconstruction at Picasso Dental Hanoi Old Quarter, published with the patient's written consent. Material, scope and duration are documented exactly as performed. Mixed configurations (All-on-4 in one arch, All-on-X in the other) are common, and full-arch principles apply across the protocol family.
All-on-6 Upper Jaw + 3 Single Implants
- Material Osstem (Korea) implants + Zirconia crowns/bridge (Germany)
- Scope All-on-6 dental implants upper jaw + 3 single implants
- Duration 2 visits to Vietnam, 6 months apart
- Branch Hanoi Old Quarter
All-on-4 Upper Jaw, Nobel Biocare
- Material Nobel Biocare (Switzerland) implants + full-arch fixed bridge
- Scope All-on-4 upper jaw with extensive periodontal work and staged restoration
- Duration 2 visits over ~6 months
- Branch HCMC Thao Dien
All-on-4 Lower Jaw, Nobel Biocare
- Material Nobel Biocare (Switzerland) implants + full-arch fixed bridge
- Scope All-on-4 lower jaw integrated with upper-arch implant and crown work
- Duration 2 visits over ~9 months
- Branch HCMC Thao Dien
All-on-4 Plus Implant Surgery, Nobel Biocare
- Material Nobel Biocare (Switzerland) implants + full-arch fixed bridge with composite finishes
- Scope All-on-4 combined with additional implant placements, multi-stage surgery
- Duration 2 visits over ~7 months
- Branch Hanoi Old Quarter
All-on-4 Upper Jaw, Nobel Biocare
- Material Nobel Biocare (Switzerland) implants + full-arch fixed bridge
- Scope All-on-4 upper jaw rehabilitation with surgical extractions
- Duration 2 visits
- Branch Hanoi Old Quarter
All-on-4 Upper Jaw, Nobel Biocare
- Material Nobel Biocare (Switzerland) implants + full-arch fixed bridge
- Scope All-on-4 upper jaw from nearly-edentulous starting point
- Duration 2 visits over ~8 months
- Branch Hanoi Old Quarter
All-on-4 Upper Jaw, Nobel Biocare
- Material Nobel Biocare (Switzerland) implants + full-arch acrylic bridge
- Scope All-on-4 upper jaw rehabilitation, surgical stage with immediate temporary
- Duration 2 visits over ~4 months
- Branch Hanoi Old Quarter
All-on-4 Both Jaws, Nobel Biocare
- Material Nobel Biocare (Switzerland) implants + full-arch fixed bridges, both jaws
- Scope All-on-4 both jaws (upper first visit, lower second visit)
- Duration 2 visits, 8 months apart
- Branch Hanoi Old Quarter
Comparison
All-on-4 vs All-on-6
The honest comparison patients ask for most. Both protocols are well-documented and equally suitable when matched to the right patient. The right answer is the one that fits your bone, your bite force, and your budget.
| Criterion | All-on-4 | All-on-6 |
|---|---|---|
| Implants per arch | 4 | 6 |
| Bone volume needed | Less (designed for limited bone) | More (adequate volume at all 6 sites) |
| Sinus lift in upper jaw? | Often avoided by angled rear implants | Often needed if upper jaw bone is limited |
| Load distribution | Good | Excellent |
| Cantilever length | Longer (rear extension) | Shorter or eliminated |
| Bite force tolerance | Standard chewers | Heavy chewers, bruxism patients |
| Surgery time | ~2 hours per arch | ~3 hours per arch |
| Cost | Lower | Higher |
| 10-yr documented survival | 95 to 98% | 95 to 98% |
No protocol is universally better, the right one is the one that matches your bone, your bite force, and your budget. We tell you honestly after CBCT. For the lower-cost full-arch alternative, see implant-supported overdentures.
Adjunct Procedures
When We Recommend Adjunct Procedures
All-on-4 was specifically designed to minimise the need for grafting, but a small number of cases still call for supporting work. Decided after CBCT, never speculatively.
| Adjunct | When It's Needed | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Extractions | Failing teeth at any of the four implant sites or remaining teeth in the arch | Same day as implant placement (immediate) |
| Limited bone graft | Localised defects at one of the four sites, despite the angled-implant design | Same day as surgery |
| Sinus lift | Rare with All-on-4; only if the angled posterior implants cannot avoid the sinus | Same day (closed) or 4 to 6 months earlier (open) |
| Periodontal treatment | Active gum disease before surgical planning | 4 to 8 weeks before any incision |
| Night guard | Documented bruxism or heavy clenching | Fitted at final bridge delivery |
The grafting-avoidance argument
All-on-4 was specifically designed by Dr. Paulo Maló in the 1990s to deliver fixed-arch implant rehabilitation in patients who would otherwise need 6 to 12 months of staged grafting before treatment. The angled-implant geometry routinely lets us avoid sinus lifts, autograft procedures and lengthy healing delays. If you have been quoted for grafting elsewhere, a fresh CBCT review with us is worth getting before committing.
Mixed configurations are common
The lower jaw typically has denser bone supporting six implants comfortably; the upper jaw often does not. Many patients receive All-on-6 lower and All-on-4 upper as a single coordinated treatment plan. We do not push you into matching numbers if the anatomy disagrees.
The Team
Who Will Place Your All-on-4
All-on-4 at Picasso Dental is led by Dr. Tran Thanh Phong, our Head of Implantology and the first Vietnamese dentist to perform All-on-4 immediate loading (2010), with 1,000+ All-on-4 cases since and 15,000+ implants placed across 25+ years. Surgical placement is supported by Dr. Hung Le Ba Gia (Dr. Evans), our Lead Implant Specialist with 1,000+ implants and 200+ All-on-X cases. Clinical standards group-wide are set by founding director Dr. Emily Nguyen.
Head of Implantology
Dr. Tran Thanh Phong
The most senior implantologist at Picasso Dental, placing implants since 2001 (25+ years, roughly 600 per year, 15,000+ total). First Vietnamese dentist to perform All-on-4 full-arch immediate loading (2010), 1,000+ All-on-4 cases since. Zygomatic implants since 2017, 400+ cases. Loma Linda University-trained, Nobel Biocare's clinical representative in Vietnam since 2007.
Lead Implant Specialist
Dr. Hung Le Ba Gia (Dr. Evans)
Picasso's lead implant specialist, with 1,000+ implants placed and 200+ full-arch cases completed across All-on-4 and All-on-6. Works under the clinical direction of Dr. Phong. Particularly experienced with angled-implant placement, immediate-load provisional bridges, and mixed configurations. Full-arch surgery is his clinical week.
Founding Clinical Director
Dr. Emily Nguyen
Founder of the original clinic in 2013. Sets clinical standards for full-arch case selection, surgical protocols and prosthetic delivery group-wide. Personally reviews complex All-on-4 cases and oversees prosthetic delivery at the Hanoi Old Quarter flagship.
Aftercare
Caring for Your All-on-4 Bridge
All-on-4 is a one-time treatment when properly maintained. The implant fixtures themselves routinely last 25 years or more. The bridge on top is replaceable when needed.
Immediately Post-Surgery
Soft Diet & Rest
Soft food only, no smoking, no straws, no vigorous rinsing. Mild swelling normal, peaks day 3. Antibiotics and pain relief as prescribed. Provisional bridge stays in place.
Osseointegration
Provisional & Diet Progression
Provisional bridge worn while four implants integrate with bone. Soft-to-normal diet progression over the period. WhatsApp check-ins if you have travelled home.
Every 6 Months · For Life
Hygiene Visit
Professional cleaning of the bridge, soft-tissue check around each of the four implants, visual inspection. Standard practice for all implant patients globally.
Annual X-Ray Review
Bone Level Check
Standard 12-month X-ray to confirm bone levels around each implant are stable. Repeated annually for life. Standard practice for all implant patients globally.
Daily care, forever
Brush twice daily with a soft toothbrush. A water flosser is the single most useful tool for cleaning under an All-on-4 bridge. Interdental brushes around each of the four implant heads. Smoking is the single biggest threat to long-term success, untreated peri-implantitis is the second.
If you travel home after surgery
You leave with complete clinical records, post-surgical photographs, your CBCT files and an implant passport listing the four fixture serial numbers. Your home dentist can perform hygiene visits and annual X-rays, and we respond to questions over WhatsApp at any time.
Patient Reviews
Full-Arch Patients in Their Own Words
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I had bottom jaw implant all on 4 to replace all of my broken, chipped teeth on lower jaw. The experience was outstanding. All of the staff are very professional and they make the experience very easy which was great for me as someone who does not speak Vietnamese. I am very pleased with my experience as a whole and I will highly recommend Picasso Dental to anyone that I know.
Антон Куряков
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From start to finish Picasso Dental Clinic have been nothing but professional and informative in relation to my dental needs and outcome. The dental surgery I had in relation to a severe bone infection, bone grafts, removal and replacement of implants was done by the very skilled and highly educated Dr Andy and his technicians to the highest standards. I am delighted with the end result, my new teeth look very natural, I feel a million dollars with them.
Susie Miller
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My visit to Picasso dental in Hanoi was amazing. I travelled from Sydney to Hanoi and began a course of treatment over two separate visits across a month. I had four crowns fitted, one large filling and the removal of an old amalgam filling. I also had the first stage in preparation for three implants. This is a lot of work! My visits to Picasso were by far and away the best dental treatment and care I have experienced.
Gerald Mair
Picasso Dental inside Vinmec International Hospital Da Nang. Where most international All-on-4 patients are operated under hospital-grade infrastructure.
International Journey
The International All-on-4 Journey
Two paths for patients flying in from abroad. Choose the one that fits your time, your budget and your case complexity.
Two Trips, Healing at Home.
Surgery and same-day provisional bridge on Trip 1. Six months of osseointegration at home. Final bridge fitted on Trip 2.
CBCT & Video Consult
Send a recent CBCT or panoramic X-ray. Dr. Evans reviews and replies with a recommended brand, treatment plan and written quote within 24 hours.
10 to 14 days
Surgery & Provisional
Consultation, CBCT, extractions, four-implant surgery, same-day or next-day provisional fixed bridge. Recovery in Vietnam, fly home with provisional in place and a working bite.
~6 months
Osseointegration
Four implants fuse with bone. Provisional bridge worn throughout. WhatsApp check-ins with our team. Local hygienist visits as normal.
10 to 14 days
Final Bridge & Fly Home
Digital impressions, definitive 12 to 14 tooth bridge fabricated and fitted. Implant passport, warranty documentation and full case file before you fly.
One Extended Trip, Healing in Vietnam.
Surgery, healing and final bridge in a single extended 6-month stay. Continuous care under the same team.
Consultation & Surgery
Arrive, CBCT, extractions, surgery, same-day provisional bridge fitted. Two weeks recovery in your accommodation of choice.
Osseointegration in Vietnam
Live in Da Nang (beach), Da Lat (mountain) or Hanoi (city) while four implants integrate. Monthly clinical reviews under the same team.
Final Bridge & Fly Home
Digital impressions, definitive bridge fabricated and fitted in a single fortnight at the end of the stay. Case file delivered before you fly.
Risks & Outcomes
Risks & Success Rates: Honestly
No surgery is risk-free. Here is what the literature reports for All-on-4 specifically, what can go wrong, and how Picasso minimises every avoidable risk.
Documented Success Rate
Long-term clinical literature reports All-on-4 cumulative implant survival in the 94 to 98 percent range over 10 years, with full-arch prosthesis survival similar. Confirmed by Maló et al.'s long-term series (the original All-on-4 inventors) and independently by Soto-Penaloza et al.'s 2017 systematic review across more than 4,000 implants.
What Can Go Wrong
Failure to integrate at one of the four positions. With only four implants, each is load-bearing, so a single failure usually requires re-placement before the final bridge is fitted. Peri-implantitis from inadequate hygiene under the bridge. Bridge fracture (replaceable). Anaesthesia-related complications (mitigated by hospital-based delivery).
How We Minimise Risk
CBCT 3D imaging before every surgery. Autoclave sterilisation. Medical history screening (diabetes, smoking, bisphosphonate use are flagged). Genuine brand fixtures with manufacturer-documented serial numbers only. Surgical planning reviewed before any incision. On-site anaesthesiology at our hospital-partner branches.
If Something Goes Wrong
If an implant fails to integrate within 6 months, we re-place it at no additional cost. If the bridge fractures within the warranty period, we replace it. We do not invoice you to fix our own work. We retain your CBCT and digital impression files indefinitely so a duplicate bridge can be fabricated quickly.
Smoking & All-on-4
Smoking roughly doubles implant failure risk and significantly increases peri-implantitis. With only four implants per arch, the cumulative risk matters more, we strongly recommend stopping at least 2 weeks before surgery and remaining smoke-free for 8 weeks after. We require honest disclosure; it doesn't disqualify you, but it changes protocol and aftercare.
Why Only Four Implants Is Enough
The angled-implant geometry, two front vertical and two rear tilted at 30 to 45 degrees, biomechanically converts a long arch into a stable trapezoid. Each implant takes a share of chewing force the protocol was specifically engineered to handle. Decades of documented use confirm four well-placed implants supporting a properly designed bridge function reliably for the long term in suitable patients.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is All-on-4?
All-on-4 places four titanium implants in one jaw, with the rear two typically angled to take maximum advantage of available bone, supporting a complete fixed bridge of 12 to 14 teeth. The result is a full arch anchored permanently in the bone, not removable like a denture, often delivered with same-day provisional teeth.
How much does All-on-4 cost in Vietnam?
All-on-4 pricing varies by implant brand (Osstem, Neodent, Nobel Biocare, Straumann) and prosthetic option (acrylic-on-titanium bridge, titanium bar, zirconia bridge). Per-arch and both-arch pricing is published on our implant cost guide. Prices include the four implants and the prosthetic bridge. Bone grafting, when needed, is quoted separately after CBCT review.
What is the difference between All-on-4 and All-on-6?
All-on-4 uses four implants per arch; All-on-6 uses six. All-on-4 is specifically designed to use available bone by angling the rear implants, often avoiding the need for grafting or sinus lifts. All-on-6 distributes chewing load across more anchor points and is preferred when bone volume permits.
Will I leave the clinic with teeth on the day of surgery?
In most cases, yes. The All-on-4 protocol was designed for immediate loading. Picasso fits a provisional fixed bridge on the day of surgery or the following day for the majority of cases. The final, definitive bridge is fitted after osseointegration is complete, typically around six months later.
How long does All-on-4 treatment take?
From surgery to final fixed bridge typically takes around six months, surgical placement on day one (often with a provisional bridge fitted the same or next day), followed by an osseointegration period during which the four implants fuse with the bone, then final bridge fitting.
Will I need bone grafting for All-on-4?
Often no. The All-on-4 protocol was specifically designed to use available bone by angling the rear implants at 30 to 45 degrees, meaning many patients who would otherwise need extensive grafting or sinus lifts can proceed without them. CBCT scanning on day one tells us definitively.
Which implant brand should I choose for All-on-4?
Osstem (Korea) and Neodent (Brazil, Straumann Group) are well-documented mid-tier options for standard All-on-4 cases. Nobel Biocare and Straumann (both Switzerland) are recommended for premium long-term documentation, complex cases or younger patients with decades of expected function ahead.
Can I have All-on-4 as an international patient?
Yes, this is one of the most common dental tourism procedures at Picasso. Most international patients split treatment across two trips: surgery and provisional bridge on trip one, then final bridge on trip two after osseointegration. Some patients with longer availability complete both phases in a single extended stay in Vietnam. See our international patient guide.
Where is All-on-4 surgery performed?
At any of our six branches, including two hospital-based locations: Vinmec International Hospital Da Nang and Link General Hospital Da Lat. Hospital-based surgery is recommended for full-arch cases where on-site emergency medical support is preferred.
How long do All-on-4 implants last?
The implant fixtures themselves routinely last 25 years or more, with documented 10-year survival in the 95 to 98 percent range. The fixed bridge on top typically lasts 12 to 20 years before considering replacement, depending on material (acrylic-on-titanium vs zirconia).
Is All-on-4 as strong as natural teeth?
Functionally, yes. Bite force on All-on-4 typically returns to 70 to 90 percent of natural-teeth force, well above the 20 to 30 percent typical of removable dentures. Patients eat steak, apples and crusty bread without thinking. The bridge feels different from natural teeth (no sensation in individual teeth) but functions equivalently.
What happens if one of the four implants fails?
Rare, but it does happen. If an implant fails to integrate within 6 months of placement, we re-place it at no additional cost. With only four implants, all are load-bearing, so a single failure typically requires re-placement before the final bridge is fitted. After the bridge is in place, decades-later failures are managed case by case.
Pricing
Itemised All-on-4 Pricing
For published per-arch and both-arch rate cards across Osstem, Neodent, Nobel Biocare and Straumann, plus prosthetic upgrades (acrylic bridge, titanium bar, zirconia bridge) and adjunct procedures (grafting, sinus lift, extractions), see the dedicated implant cost guide.
Considering the six-implant protocol? See All-on-6. Looking for the lower-cost full-arch alternative? See implant-supported overdentures.
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