What Is The Price Of All-Teeth-on-Four?

What Is The Cost Of All-Teeth-On-Four

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What Is The Cost Of All-Teeth-On-Four

Hi, my name is Dr Warren Antonoff. I’m the principal dentist of Lifestyle Smiles. This morning I was chatting with Sandra from Elwood, who is exploring the All-teeth On-Four treatment to replace her dentures, and we were discussing the cost involved. There were a few things I mentioned that she wasn’t aware of, so I thought I will make a video sharing with you what I shared with her, just in case you are have the same questions.

For those who don’t know, All teeth on four is a specialised type of dental treatment whereby we place dental implants in your mouth and give you the final teeth all in a matter of days. Sometimes you may even be able to get your teeth on the day of the actual surgery. It’s a lot quicker than the traditional method of placing implants and letting it heal for three to six months before the teeth are made.

For those who are suitable for this particular type of treatment, there are a few variables that you’ll need to consider that determines the cost for this procedure.

All-teeth on 4 by definition means having 4 implants, and all of the teeth on top. However, sometimes due to various factors you dentist may suggest that you need more than four implants in order to obtain a successful outcome. So, if you need more implants, then the cost will also increase.

How many SETS of teeth will you receive?
It’s great that All Teeth on 4 allows you to have your teeth within days, however with surgery, there’s healing, and the anatomy of your jaw after 6 months of healing would be much different compared to immediately after your surgery. So ideally, if you have your teeth remade 6 months after the initial surgery, you will get a chance to make something that fits and feels better in your mouth. So bare that in mind when you ask for a quote.

All teeth on Four is a special way of doing dental implants, and, there are different brands and of implants that dentists may use and slightly different protocols and different materials that can also contribute to the variation in the prices as well. So, if you are looking for this type of treatment, it’s important to consider these factors because not all treatment is exactly the same.

Generally speaking, for all teeth-on-four is very expensive, you are looking at a range between twenty to thirty-five thousand dollars to fix one full arch, depending on what’s required and the factors I’ve mentioned.

I hope this video has given you more insights on the different factors that impact the price of an all-teeth-on-four treatment. So if you are considering replacing your denture with this technique, we would love to help. If you have any more questions regarding the treatment, give us a call, direct message us on social media, or complete the enquiry form on our website. See you in the next video.

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