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All on 4 Implant Treatments are a fixed full-arch solution that replaces an entire row of missing teeth with four implants and a same-day temporary bridge, commonly referred to as Teeth in a Day. The angled placement of the rear implants maximises contact with existing bone, making the procedure suitable for many patients without additional bone grafting. Casa Dental performs this treatment across nine locations in Singapore, with costs starting from SGD $20,000 + GST and partial MediSave coverage available.
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What Is All-on-4/All-on-X (Teeth in a Day)?
All-on-4 dental implants in Singapore, also referred to as Pro-Arch, All-on-X, or Teeth in a Day, replace an entire row of missing teeth using four strategically placed titanium implants and a fixed prosthetic bridge. The treatment is designed for patients with complete or near-complete tooth loss in one or both jaws. A temporary fixed bridge is placed on the same day as surgery, allowing patients to leave the clinic with functional teeth immediately following the procedure.
How the Placement Works
Two implants are positioned vertically at the front of the jaw and two are angled toward the back. The angled rear implants maximise contact with existing bone, which means many patients do not require bone grafting even where some bone loss has already occurred. Each arch takes approximately 2 to 2.5 hours to complete.
How Does Pro-Arch/All-on-4/All-on-X Work?
The All-on-Four technique involves placing four titanium implants into the jawbone at strategic angles. Two implants are placed vertically at the front of the jaw, and two are angled towards the back. This angled placement maximises contact with existing bone, often eliminating the need for bone grafting even in patients with some degree of bone loss.
Once the implants are securely in place, the dentist attaches a custom-made fixed bridge, restoring the entire row of teeth. The whole surgical procedure typically takes approximately 2 to 2.5 hours per arch.
Benefits of Choosing Full Arch Dental Implants Over Traditional Dentures
Enhanced Stability
Anchored directly into the jawbone, which prevents slipping or shifting
Improved Chewing Ability
Restores up to 90% of natural biting and chewing power
Does not irritate the gums
Eliminates sore spots and irritation often caused by ill-fitting dentures
Bone Preservation
Stimulate the jawbone, which prevents bone loss that typically occurs with removable dentures
Long-Term Durability
Can last decades with proper care
Low Maintenance
Cleaned like natural teeth; no need for soaking, adhesives, or special cleaning solutions
Is Full-Arch Treatment Right for You?
Full arch dental implants are beneficial for individuals with significant tooth loss, but it may not be suitable for every patient. While the technique is designed to maximise efficiency and minimise the need for bone grafts, certain factors still determine whether someone is an ideal candidate.
Who Is Suitable
A Pro Arch implant is most suitable for individuals who:
- Have complete or near-complete tooth loss in one or both jaws
- Have failing, loose, or non-functional remaining teeth that cannot be saved
- Have worn full or partial dentures and are seeking a fixed, permanent alternative
- Have sufficient jawbone density, particularly at the front of the jaw
- Are in generally good systemic health
For patients who have worn dentures for a long time, bone resorption is common and affects where implants can be safely placed. Your dentist will use 3D imaging to assess the extent and distribution of bone loss before planning implant positions. Two patients receiving All-on-4 may end up with different configurations depending on what bone is available.
Who May Not Be Suitable
Full arch implant treatment requires thorough screening. Patients with the following conditions may not be suitable, or may require additional assessment and medical clearance before proceeding:
- Uncontrolled diabetes (affects bone healing and osseointegration)
- Active gum disease that has not been treated
- Significant bone loss that cannot be addressed through implant positioning alone
- Active smoking (substantially increases implant failure risk)
- Certain autoimmune conditions or medications that affect bone metabolism
- Titanium allergy
Your dentist will review your full medical history and imaging at your consultation. Some of the above conditions may be manageable with treatment or staging rather than being absolute exclusions.
If you are only missing a single tooth or a few teeth, you may want to explore our other dental implants page to find the most suitable solution for your needs.
What If I Don’t Have Enough Bone for All-on-4?
Some patients have bone loss significant enough that standard All-on-4 placement is not straightforward. In these cases, your dentist may recommend:
- Bone grafting to rebuild bone structure before implant placement
- Zygomatic implants anchored in the cheekbone rather than the jawbone, suitable for patients with severe upper jaw bone loss
- Tubero-Pterygoid implants placed in the pterygoid bone at the back of the upper jaw, another option for patients with limited upper jaw bone
These approaches are assessed at your consultation based on 3D imaging. Not all patients with bone loss require them.
Why Choose Casa Dental
Dental Professionals
Casa Dental's implant dentists bring focused experience in full-arch rehabilitation and complete continuing dental education at more than double the Singapore Dental Council requirement. The same clinical standards apply across all nine locations.
9 Convenient Locations
Accessibility is important when it comes to dental care. Casa Dental has clinics across Singapore in Ang Mo Kio, Clementi, Admiralty, Bedok, Bukit Batok, Holland Village, Woodlands, Boon Keng, and Tengah, making it easy to find a clinic close to where you live or work.
Modern Technology
Casa Dental uses CBCT digital imaging, 3D scanning, and computer-guided surgical planning for every All-on-4 procedure. Implant positions are mapped before surgery begins, based on your bone structure and nerve anatomy.
Patient-Centred Care
Casa Dental offers nitrous oxide sedation for patients who prefer a more relaxed experience. Every patient receives a written treatment plan and cost breakdown at consultation before any treatment begins.
Our Dental Implant Surgeons
Meet our dental team with experience in implant procedure, supporting patients through each stage of treatment planning and care.
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Case Study
Dr. Chan Kwun Chung
19+ years experience
Dr. Chan Kwun Chung graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from the University of Adelaide, Australia in 2008. He began his career in the Australian public sector, gaining broad clinical experience treating patients across diverse backgrounds before relocating to Singapore, where he co-founded Casa Dental Group.
Dr. Chan's clinical focus is dental implant treatment, including full-arch rehabilitation. He completed professional implant training through the AIC in 2009, followed by advanced implant courses in 2010 and 2012. He continues to pursue postgraduate continuing education to stay current with developments in implant dentistry.
He is a member of the Aesthetic Dentistry Society Singapore, the College of General Dental Practitioners, the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine, and the Singapore Dental Association.
[3 Days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation:
Years of grinding and clenching caused severe tooth wear, progressive tooth loss, and increasingly compromised function, leaving the patient unable to eat and speak comfortably.
Remaining hopeless teeth were removed, with two retained temporarily, and a full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction was completed within two weeks.
At the three-day review, photographs and X-rays confirmed a smooth recovery and a well-fitting prosthesis.
[3 days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
A long-term denture wearer sought a fixed, stable alternative to support unrestricted eating and a better quality of life in retirement.
A full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction was completed within two weeks, providing a fixed solution that restored function and natural appearance without the limitations of removable dentures.
At the one-month review, implant integration was strong across both arches, with a stable bite, natural aesthetics, and improved day-to-day comfort and confidence.
[3 days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
Severe gum and bone disease led to extensive tooth loss, with remaining teeth becoming highly mobile and non-functional, causing persistent discomfort throughout the day.
All non-viable teeth were removed, with two retained temporarily, and a full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction was completed within two weeks.
Advanced facial scanning technology was incorporated to enhance precision and optimise fit.
At the one-week review, photographs, X-rays, and facial scan data confirmed excellent early healing and implant stability. Digital planning contributed to a highly accurate fit, supporting strong function and long-term predictability.
Dr. Angela Tran
11+ years of Experience
Dr. Angela Tran holds a Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Oklahoma and has been serving patients in Singapore for over six years. Born and educated in the United States, she now calls Singapore home and is committed to providing accessible dental care across the island in both clinical and volunteer settings.
Her clinical scope includes dental implants, wisdom tooth surgery, and clear aligner treatment. She is known for her patient-centred approach, particularly valued by patients with dental anxiety, combining active listening with a calm, methodical chairside manner.
Dr. Tran is a member of the Singapore Dental Association, the American Dental Association, and the College of General Dental Practitioners, Singapore. She is fully registered with the Singapore Dental Council and the Oklahoma Dental Board.
[1 week post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
A diabetic patient had gradually lost most of his teeth over the years, making eating increasingly difficult and affecting day-to-day quality of life.
A full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction was completed within two weeks, restoring function and stability with a solution tailored to the health considerations of a diabetic patient.
At the one-month review, clinical photographs and X-rays confirmed excellent implant integration, healthy recovery, and a significant improvement in eating comfort.
[1 week post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
Advanced gum and bone disease had claimed most of the patient’s teeth. The few that remained were severely mobile, making chewing painful and everyday function a constant challenge.
All hopeless teeth were removed, with two retained temporarily to aid planning, followed by a full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction completed within two weeks.
At the one-month review, photographs and X-rays confirmed strong healing progress and a fully restored bite.
Dr. Chan Chien Chi
12+ years of Experience
Dr. Chan Chien Chi holds a Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours) from the University of Queensland, Australia. Originally from Singapore, he trained and gained early clinical experience in the Australian public sector, treating patients across all aspects of general dentistry. During his studies, he was mentored by senior clinicians and was exposed to complex procedures including forensic dentistry investigations and cases performed under general anaesthesia.
Since returning to clinical practice in Singapore, Dr. Chan has developed a focused interest in implant and aesthetic dentistry. His full-arch rehabilitation work includes All-on-4 and All-on-6 dental implant procedures. He has completed training across multiple implant systems including Straumann, Bicon, Trinon, and Osstem, and regularly attends postgraduate courses and seminars to stay current in implant dentistry.
[3 days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
Extensive gum and bone disease had resulted in the loss of most teeth, with those remaining highly mobile and no longer functional, making everyday eating a persistent challenge.
A full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction was completed within two weeks, delivering a fixed and stable solution to restore dependable function and long-term oral health.
At the two-week review, photographs and X-rays confirmed strong early integration and a stable result, with immediate improvements in comfort, function, and eating ability.
[3 days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
Severe gum and bone disease had led to extensive tooth loss, with remaining teeth highly mobile and no longer functional, making even basic eating uncomfortable on a daily basis.
A full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction was completed within two weeks, replacing all compromised teeth with a stable, fixed solution that restored comfort and full oral function.
At the one-month review, photographs and X-rays confirmed successful implant integration across both arches, a stable bite, and clear improvement in comfort and daily function.
Dr. Keefe Sim
7+ years of Experience
Dr. Keefe Sim holds a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from the National University of Singapore and began his career in public service, serving as a Dental Officer at SingHealth Polyclinics and across multiple Singapore Armed Forces dental centres.
His surgical foundation was built treating a high volume of complex cases, including wisdom tooth extractions, under demanding clinical conditions. This experience sharpened his technique and clinical decision-making early in his career. He subsequently pursued focused training in implant dentistry, with a particular emphasis on full-arch restoration for patients transitioning away from conventional dentures.
Dr. Keefe provides All-on-4 and All-on-6 dental implant treatment as a core part of his practice. His clinical scope also includes oral surgery, wisdom tooth removal, root canal treatment, and restorative dentistry. He is known for his calm chairside manner and remains committed to continuing education in implant and surgical dentistry.
[3 days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
A long-term wearer of a loose upper partial denture had experienced progressive deterioration of the remaining supporting teeth, leading to persistent instability and difficulty eating comfortably.
All compromised teeth were removed and a full upper arch implant reconstruction was completed, eliminating reliance on a failing denture with a fixed and stable solution. Lower arch treatment has been planned as a subsequent phase to complete the overall rehabilitation.
At the two-week review, photographs and X-rays confirmed strong early integration and a stable result, with clear improvement in comfort, function, and eating ability already evident.
[3 days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
Advanced gum and bone disease had left the remaining teeth severely mobile and uncomfortable, significantly impairing function and affecting day-to-day quality of life.
All compromised teeth were removed and a full upper arch implant reconstruction was completed, delivering a fixed and stable solution. Lower arch treatment has been planned as the next phase to complete the rehabilitation.
At the one-month review, healing was progressing well with strong functional improvement already evident. Clinical photographs confirmed a stable and comfortable result, with implant X-rays scheduled for the next visit to complete the full assessment.
Dr. Andrew Yin
16+ years of Experience
Dr. Andrew Yin is an experienced dental practitioner with clinical backgrounds in both New Zealand and Singapore, bringing a patient-centred approach that combines technical precision with clear and empathetic communication.
His focus shifted toward implant rehabilitation through years of treating complex full-mouth restoration cases, developing particular expertise in bone augmentation procedures, including sinus lifts and grafting techniques, that expand candidacy for full-arch implant treatment.
Dr. Yin provides All-on-X full-arch dental implant solutions as a core part of his practice, covering diagnosis, digital planning, surgical placement, and final restoration. He is an active member of the International Team for Implantology and the Progressive Orthodontic Seminars, and remains committed to continuing education in implantology, full-arch rehabilitation, and digital dentistry.
[3 days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
Severe gum and bone disease had led to the loss of most teeth across both arches. The few that remained were too mobile to provide any meaningful function, making eating a daily struggle and significantly affecting quality of life.
All remaining hopeless teeth were removed and a full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction was completed within two weeks, delivering a fixed and stable result across both jaws in a single, efficient treatment phase.
At review, photographs and X-rays confirmed excellent osseointegration across both arches, with an immediate and marked improvement in comfort, chewing ability, and overall confidence.
Dr. Rocky Leung
15+ years of Experience
Originally from Hong Kong and educated in Australia, Dr. Leung brings a multicultural perspective to his patient care approach. Before relocating to Singapore in 2013, he built his clinical experience across diverse settings, and has since established his career and made the country his long-term home.
Known for his gentle chairside manner, Dr. Leung has a natural ability to put anxious patients at ease, taking the time to listen carefully and tailor each treatment plan to the individual. His clinical scope spans general, restorative, and implant dentistry, with a growing focus on helping patients restore function and aesthetics through tooth replacement solutions including dental implants.
He is a member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine and a trained aesthetic medicine provider. Committed to continuous professional development, he regularly attends local and international conferences and courses to stay current with evolving techniques in both dental and aesthetic practice.
[3 days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
Advanced gum and bone disease had caused extensive tooth loss across both arches, with remaining teeth too mobile to support normal chewing and daily function increasingly difficult to manage.
A full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction was completed within two weeks, planned to maximise available bone and restore full function reliably over the long term.
At review, photographs and X-rays confirmed excellent osseointegration and smooth recovery across both arches, with an immediate and significant improvement in chewing comfort and overall confidence.
[3 days post-surgery]
Clinical Observation
Years of unmanaged gum disease had led to the collapse of both upper and lower dentition. Most teeth had already been lost, and those that remained were causing ongoing discomfort, making even simple meals a challenge.
All remaining compromised teeth were removed and a full upper and lower arch implant reconstruction was completed within two weeks, restoring a complete, balanced bite and eliminating the persistent instability the patient had been living with.
At review, photographs and X-rays confirmed strong healing and well-integrated implants throughout both arches, with a comfortable, fully functional bite restored across the entire mouth.
These full arch dental implants are carefully tailored to your facial structure and bite for a seamless fit.
Patients interested in the Pro-Arch Implant/All on 4 Dental Implants often want to learn about the dental implant procedure to understand the entire process, from initial consultation to final restoration.
What to Expect During Your All on 4 Dental Implant Procedure
- Your consultation begins with a detailed oral health check, during which we discuss your history, concerns and goals.
- During your initial assessment, the dentist will explain how a pro arch implant can restore your natural-looking smile.
- Our dentist then examines your natural teeth, jawbone, and overall oral structure through digital scans, X-rays, or 3D imaging to determine if All-On-4 implants are suitable.
- Following this, our dentists will explain the various all-on-four dental implants options, costs and financing options, ensuring transparency about the investment needed for a lasting, natural-looking new smile.
- If you choose All-on-4, the team guides you through scheduling, pre-op instructions, and what to expect on the procedure day.
- If necessary, any remaining damaged or failing teeth will be extracted.
- In many cases, the procedure is designed to avoid bone grafting, especially if there is adequate bone in the front jaw area.
- You will be briefed on the procedure, recovery expectations, and aftercare.
- Any remaining teeth are carefully removed with minimal trauma to surrounding gum tissue and bone
- The extraction sites are cleaned and prepared to create a stable foundation for implant placement
- Preserving as much natural bone structure as possible during this stage is essential for long-term implant stability
- In cases where bone density is insufficient, bone grafting may be performed to rebuild the jaw before implant placement
- Bone graft material is added to strengthen areas where the bone is too thin or weak to support the implants
- Not all patients require this step as the angled All-on-4 placement is specifically designed to maximise use of available bone
- Under local anaesthesia or sedation, four titanium implants are surgically inserted into the jawbone
- Two implants are placed vertically at the front and two are angled at the back to maximise bone contact and load distribution
- This angled configuration provides a stable foundation for the full arch prosthesis without requiring additional bone volume
- Each arch takes approximately 2 to 2.5 hours to complete
- Once the implants are secured, abutments are attached to connect the implants to the prosthetic teeth
- A temporary fixed bridge is fabricated and fitted on the same day as surgery, restoring full functionality immediately
- You leave the clinic with a complete set of functional teeth, able to eat soft foods and speak normally
- Over the following months, the titanium implants gradually fuse with the surrounding jawbone in a process called osseointegration
- This fusion creates a permanent, stable foundation for the final prosthesis
- Regular check-up appointments are scheduled throughout this period to monitor healing and ensure everything is progressing as expected
- Once osseointegration is confirmed, the temporary bridge is removed and replaced with your permanent, custom-made prosthesis
- The final prosthetic is crafted from high-quality materials such as zirconia or porcelain to replicate the appearance and durability of natural teeth
- The dentist carefully adjusts the fit, bite, and aesthetics to match your facial structure and desired appearance before final placement
Every Pro-Arch/All-on-4 prosthesis at Casa Dental is custom-fabricated to match your facial structure, bite alignment, and aesthetic preferences. No two restorations are identical because no two patients are the same. Our in-house laboratory works closely with your treating dentist to ensure the final result looks natural, fits comfortably, and functions exactly as natural teeth should.
If you would like to understand more about the full treatment journey before booking a consultation, our team is happy to walk you through each stage in detail. From your first assessment to the day your permanent prosthesis is fitted, Casa Dental is with you every step of the way.
What Our Dentists Say About All on X
Read real insights from our dentists on dental implants, including healing timelines, treatment planning, and what patients should know before getting started.
On why four or six implants can support a full arch
On what "immediate loading" actually means for the bone
On why bone loss pattern affects the entire treatment plan
On the prosthetic material and why it matters long term
On maintenance and what patients do not anticipate
Recovery and Aftercare
Most patients return to normal activities within a few days. Full osseointegration typically takes 3–6 months.
What to Expect After Surgery
In the days following the procedure, it is normal to experience:
- Swelling and discomfort at the implant sites
- Some bleeding at the implant area
- A temporary adjustment period for speech as you adapt to the bridge
- Mild sore throat
- Jaw discomfort or stiffness
These side effects typically resolve within one to two weeks and can be managed with medication prescribed by your dentist.
Follow-Up Appointment Schedule
- 1 week — Check that the bridge is clean and healing is progressing normally
- 2 weeks — Bridge check and stitch removal
- 8 weeks — Full healing assessment
- 6 months — Final bridge fitted once osseointegration is confirmed
Bite balance can shift gradually due to bone remodelling, opposing tooth changes, or habits like grinding. Follow-up appointments allow your dentist to detect and correct uneven load before it becomes a problem.
Oral Hygiene
Brush twice daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush and non-abrasive toothpaste. Use interdental brushes or a water flosser to clean around the implants. An antibacterial mouthwash is recommended to reduce infection risk.
Dietary Guidelines
Stick to soft foods immediately after surgery. Gradually reintroduce normal foods as healing progresses. Avoid hard or sticky foods that could strain the prosthesis.
Lifestyle Factors
Smoking significantly increases the risk of implant failure by impeding healing. Patients are strongly advised to quit smoking before and after the procedure.
All-on-4 Dental Implants Cost Singapore
All-on-4 dental implants cost in Singapore is priced based on your specific case. The factors that determine the final cost include whether one or both arches are being treated, the number of implants placed, whether bone grafting is required, and the prosthesis material selected. A detailed written quote is provided at your consultation before any treatment begins.
The surgical component of All-on-X treatment is partially claimable under MediSave. Casa Dental handles all CPF Board paperwork on your behalf.
For a full breakdown of All-on-4 dental implants cost in Singapore, MediSave claim amounts, instalment plan options, and a side-by-side comparison across all implant types, visit our dedicated cost page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How successful are All-on-4 dental implants long-term?
All-on-4 dental implants have a success rate of approximately 95% when placed by experienced implant dentists and maintained with good oral hygiene. The titanium implants are engineered for long-term stability, and most patients experience no complications with proper aftercare.
What is peri-implantitis and how do I avoid it?
Peri-implantitis is an inflammatory infection affecting the tissue surrounding the implant. Warning signs include bleeding or pus, fever, throbbing pain, redness and swelling in the gums, bad breath, difficulty chewing, and the implant feeling loose. It is prevented through diligent oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and avoiding smoking.
What happens if one of my All-on-4 implants fails?
Implant failure is uncommon but can occur due to poor osseointegration, infection, or excessive load. If an implant fails, the affected fixture is removed, the site is allowed to heal, and re-implantation is assessed once the area has recovered. Attending all follow-up appointments, maintaining good oral hygiene, and avoiding smoking are the most effective preventive measures. If you notice persistent pain, unusual swelling, or implant mobility between appointments, contact your Casa Dental clinic promptly.
What should I ask a dental clinic before committing to All-on-4 treatment?
Before proceeding, ask about the dentist’s experience with full-arch implant cases, what materials are used for the prosthesis, and whether the clinic has an in-house laboratory. It’s also worth confirming what is included in the quoted price — specifically whether consultations, the temporary bridge, and follow-up appointments are covered.
Do All-on-4 implants and the prosthesis last the same amount of time?
The titanium implants themselves can last 20 years or more with proper care. The prosthesis (the bridge of replacement teeth) is a separate matter; depending on the material, it may need adjustment or replacement every 10 to 15 years due to normal wear. Your dentist will advise on the expected lifespan of your specific restoration during consultation.
Are All-on-4 dental implants reversible?
Once the implants have integrated with the jawbone, they cannot be removed without surgery. While removal is technically possible, it requires a clinical procedure and full replanning. This is why a thorough consultation and 3D assessment beforehand are essential
All-on-4 is a long-term commitment, not a trial solution.
Can I have All-on-4 on just one arch?
Yes. All-on-4 can be placed on the upper arch, the lower arch, or both. Your doctor will evaluate your specific situation and recommend whether treating one or both arches is most appropriate for your case.
What if I'm missing several teeth but not a full arch. Is All-on-4 still an option?
All-on-4 is designed for patients with complete or near-complete tooth loss in one jaw. If you are missing several teeth but retain healthy remaining teeth, an implant-supported bridge using two or more implants may be a more appropriate solution. Your dentist will assess the number and position of missing teeth, along with your bone condition, to determine the most suitable approach.
Can All-on-4 implants develop cavities?
No. The bridge and implants are not made of natural tooth structure, so they cannot develop cavities. However, the gums and bone surrounding the implants can still become inflamed if plaque is allowed to accumulate, which is why daily cleaning around the bridge remains essential.
Are All-on-4 implants removable?
No. All-on-4 implants are permanently fixed into the jawbone and cannot be removed. Unlike traditional dentures, there is no need to take them out for cleaning, soaking, or sleeping. They are maintained exactly like natural teeth — brushing, interdental cleaning, and regular dental check-ups.
Is All-on-4 worth it?
For patients with significant tooth loss or failing dentition, All-on-4 is widely regarded as one of the most effective long-term solutions available. It restores full chewing function, prevents ongoing jawbone loss, and eliminates the daily inconvenience of removable dentures — all in a single surgical session. The upfront investment is higher than dentures, but when weighed against decades of durability, improved quality of life, and the reduced need for ongoing replacements or adjustments, most patients find the outcome justifies the cost. The best way to assess whether it is right for your specific situation is through a consultation and 3D imaging at one of our nine clinics.
What is the difference between All-on-4 and All-on-6?
All-on-4 uses four implants per arch, while All-on-6 uses six. The additional implants distribute bite forces across a wider base, which may be recommended for patients with higher occlusal load or specific bone geometry. Casa Dental’s Pro-Arch system supports both configurations. Your dentist will recommend the appropriate option based on your bone structure and bite assessed during consultation.
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