All-on-4 Cost · Miami What All-on-4 really costs, explained honestly.
One arch or both, extractions or none, acrylic or zirconia — two All-on-4 plans can look nothing alike. Here's what actually moves the number, and how you get a precise, written one for your mouth.
"How much is All-on-4?" is one of the most searched questions in implant dentistry — and one of the hardest to answer with a single number. All-on-4 isn't a product off a shelf: it's a surgical plan and a custom-made set of teeth, designed around your jaw, your bone and how many teeth you're replacing. That's why we don't publish a flat price or a "starting at" figure. A number quoted without seeing your 3D scan would either be too low to be honest or too high to be fair. Instead, here's exactly what drives the investment — so when you get your written estimate, you understand every line of it.
What actually determines the cost of All-on-4
The first question is scope: are you replacing the teeth on the upper jaw, the lower jaw, or both? Each arch is its own surgery and its own fixed bridge, so a single-arch plan and a full-mouth plan are very different estimates.
Next is what your mouth needs before the new teeth go in. Failing teeth often have to be removed, and in some cases bone needs extra support. All-on-4 places the back implants at an angle precisely to make the most of the bone you already have and reduce the need for grafting — but whether you need any groundwork is something only your 3D cone-beam scan can show.
Then there's the bridge you'll live with every day. The permanent bridge can be made in acrylic or hybrid, or in zirconia, which is more durable and more natural-looking. Ours is crafted in-house by our master ceramist Enrique — shape, color and texture designed for your face. And because the surgery is done under sedation (oral or IV), the type of sedation is part of the plan too.
Finally, the number of implants is a clinical decision, not a package. The name says four, but the right number for your jaw is decided by the dentist after studying your 3D scan — and the estimate reflects that.
The factors that move your All-on-4 investment
At your free consultation, we go through each of these for your specific case:
- Upper, lower or both arches. Each arch is a separate surgery and a separate fixed bridge — the most decisive factor in the total.
- Extractions. Any failing teeth that need to come out are usually removed during the same procedure, and they're part of an honest plan.
- Bone grafting, only if needed. All-on-4 is designed to minimize grafting, but if your scan shows the bone needs support, that groundwork protects the implants.
- The final bridge material. Acrylic or hybrid versus zirconia — durability, appearance and longevity differ, and so does the investment.
- Sedation. Surgery is performed under sedation, oral or IV. The type that suits you is planned in advance.
- How many implants your jaw needs. Decided by the dentist after your 3D cone-beam scan, based on your bone — not on a one-size-fits-all package.
- Everything under one roof. Surgery, the same-day temporary teeth and the permanent bridge made by our in-house master ceramist — no outside lab or referral markups, one team coordinating the whole plan.
Which way each factor moves your estimate
The same factors, shown as the direction each one pushes the investment. It is directional, not a price — your exact, itemized number is written for your case at your consultation.
| Factor | Smaller investment | Larger investment |
|---|---|---|
| Arches treated | One arch (upper or lower) | Both arches — a full-mouth plan |
| Extractions | Few or no teeth to remove | Several failing teeth to remove first |
| Bone support | Enough bone for the angled implants | Bone that needs grafting before or during surgery |
| Final bridge | Acrylic or hybrid bridge | Zirconia bridge |
| Where care happens | Surgery, temporaries and ceramist all in-house | Pieced together across outside specialists and labs |
Directional only — no dollar figures. Your exact, itemized estimate is written for your specific case at your free consultation.
How you get an exact All-on-4 price at Art Dental Studio
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Free consultation
You meet with Dr. Vivian Menendez and our implant team — no cost, no pressure, in English or Spanish. We look at your teeth, gums, current dentures if you wear them, and what you want from your new smile.
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3D cone-beam scan
A 3D scan shows your bone volume, nerve positions and anatomy precisely. This is what tells us how many implants your jaw needs, whether any grafting is required, and which teeth need to come out.
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Your written plan and estimate
You receive a clear, itemized estimate in writing: arch or arches, extractions, any groundwork, sedation, the same-day temporary teeth and the permanent bridge material you choose. No surprises later.
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Financing, explained
If you'd like to spread the investment out, we walk you through the monthly payment plans available through our partner financing companies, so you can decide what fits your budget.
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You decide when
You leave with the plan and the number — and full control over when and how you move forward.
Why All-on-4 is about more than the up-front number
All-on-4 is a bigger decision than a single implant, so it's natural to compare it with dentures on price alone. But the comparison that matters is how you'll live with it. Dentures are removable, can slip when you eat or talk, and need adhesives. An All-on-4 bridge is fixed to the implants: you don't take it out at night, and it's designed to let you eat and smile with confidence.
Implants also stimulate the jawbone in a way a removable denture can't, which helps preserve the structure of your face over the years. And because the permanent bridge is made by our in-house ceramist, a well-maintained bridge is built to serve you for many years, with routine professional cleanings like natural teeth.
If the up-front investment is the concern, the answer is a smart plan, not a shortcut. We work with CareCredit, Cherry, Alphaeon and Happen Bank (formerly LendingClub) for monthly payment plans — each company sets its own approval and terms. You can see how it works on our financing page, and we'll walk you through it at your consultation.
Questions answered.
There's no honest flat answer, because the cost depends on whether you treat one arch or both, any extractions or grafting needed, the type of sedation and the material of the final bridge (acrylic/hybrid or zirconia). That's why we don't publish prices. Your free consultation includes a 3D scan and a written, personalized estimate, and financing with monthly payments is available.
Each arch — upper or lower — is its own surgery and its own fixed bridge, so the estimate is built arch by arch. If you need both, your written estimate shows the full-mouth plan, so you can see exactly what each part includes.
Yes. We offer monthly payment plans through CareCredit, Cherry, Alphaeon and Happen Bank (formerly LendingClub). Approval and terms are set by each financing company, not by us. Visit our financing page or ask at your free consultation and we'll explain the options.
Because any number given without seeing your mouth would be a guess. How many implants you need, whether teeth must be extracted or bone needs support, and which bridge material fits you can only be decided after an exam and a 3D cone-beam scan. Both are part of your free consultation, and you leave with the estimate in writing.
For many patients, yes. Dentures are less of an up-front investment, but they're removable, can slip and need adhesives. All-on-4 gives you fixed teeth supported by implants, which also help preserve the jawbone. The right choice depends on your bone, health and priorities — we explain both honestly at your consultation.
Yes. An acrylic or hybrid bridge and a zirconia bridge differ in durability, appearance and investment. Zirconia is more durable and more natural-looking. We explain both at your consultation and you choose based on your priorities; your written estimate reflects the option you pick.
In the usual case, yes — when the implants are stable enough on surgery day, you leave with temporary fixed teeth that same day. Your surgeon confirms it during the procedure. The temporary teeth and the permanent bridge placed after healing are both part of the plan we write for you.
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