All-on-X is a full-arch solution where a complete set of teeth is secured with dental implants. It’s also called All-on-4, though we typically use six or more implants to provide extra strength and long-term success. Whether it’s right for you depends on the severity of missing teeth, the condition of your remaining teeth, and your overall health. We’ll assess everything with a CBCT scan and go over your options during a personalized consultation.

All-on-X dental implants at our office typically range from $20,000 to $50,000. The total cost depends on several factors, including whether you choose a snap-on or screw-retained solution, whether bone grafting is needed, and the type of sedation used. Every treatment plan is fully customized, and we offer flexible payment options to help make care more accessible.

The best way to get started is by filling out the 60-second quiz on this page, which helps us understand your needs and guides your next step. Ideal candidates for All-on-X are generally in good health, have adequate bone structure (or qualify for bone grafting), and are looking to replace a full arch of teeth or both arches. If you only need one or several teeth replaced, we offer single and multiple dental implants as well. We’ll go over all your options during your consultation, including any health-related concerns.

Both are great options for replacing a full arch of teeth, and the right choice often comes down to your goals and budget. Snap-on implants (also called overdentures) are more secure than traditional dentures and can be removed for cleaning. Screw-retained implants are fixed in place and feel the most like natural teeth, offering superior comfort, function, and longevity.

If you choose to start with snap-on implants, the good news is that they can often be upgraded to a screw-retained option in the future. We’ll walk you through both options during your consultation so you can make the best decision for your situation.

We can help with that too. While this page focuses on full arch treatments like All-on-X, our team also provides single and multiple dental implants using the same advanced technology and personalized approach. Whether you’re missing one tooth or several, we’ll create a treatment plan that fits your needs.

We use local anesthetic to ensure the procedure is as comfortable as possible and most patients are surprised by how little they feel. If you’re anxious, we offer sedation options including IV sedation, so you can relax completely during your visit.

We offer oral conscious sedation, IV sedation, and general anesthesia so you can choose the level of comfort that’s right for you. The best option depends on your medical history, anxiety level, and the length of the procedure. We’ll go over everything with you before treatment to make sure you feel completely at ease.

A full-arch procedure like All-on-X usually takes around four hours. If bone grafting or other prep is needed, we may plan for multiple visits, but we’ll walk you through everything up front.

All-on-X implants are made from medical-grade titanium and can often last a lifetime with proper care. Longevity depends on factors like your age, health, and habits. However, for many patients, they’re a strong, lasting solution that doesn’t need to be replaced.

Caring for implants is a lot like caring for natural teeth, brush daily, use a water flosser, and keep up with regular checkups. After you get All-on-X, we’ll show you how to use special flossing tools to keep everything clean and healthy. It’s all straightforward, and we’ll make sure you feel confident about it.

Dental implants, including All-on-X are made from medical-grade titanium, the same material used in many surgical-grade devices. It’s strong, biocompatible, and designed to bond naturally with your bone for long-term stability.

We use advanced in-house technology to plan, design, and place your implants with precision. That includes 3D imaging with CBCT, Primescan digital scanning instead of impression material, and CEREC milling for full arches. We even print your temporary teeth on-site, so everything stays under one roof for faster, higher-quality care.