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Cost guide · Updated November 2026

How much does All-on-4 cost?

All-on-4 usually costs $12,000–$30,000 per arch in the US. Both arches are commonly quoted at$24,000–$60,000. The protocol uses four implants per arch and a provisional bridge placed the same day.

Edited by Elena March, Health Editor. Planning ranges, not medical advice.

Quick answer

Per arch: $12,000–$30,000
Both arches: $24,000–$60,000
Implants: 4 per arch
Provisional: same day

What All-on-4 is

All-on-4 is a full-arch protocol that uses four implants per arch: two vertical anterior implants and two angled posterior implants. The angled posterior implants avoid the sinuses and nerves and make better use of the available bone, which is why the protocol often reduces the need for grafting. A provisional bridge is fitted on the same day as the surgery.

What the planning range covers

The $12,000–$30,000 per arch range is a planning number for a complete All-on-4 restoration: the four implants, the abutments, the provisional bridge and the final bridge. It assumes a straightforward case. A case that needs grafting, IV sedation or a premium zirconia prosthesis will land above the range.

What the quote should include

  • Implants: the brand, the count and the surface treatment.
  • Abutments: the angled attachments that correct the implant angle.
  • Provisional bridge: the same-day acrylic or composite teeth.
  • Final bridge: the definitive prosthesis, and its material.
  • Extractions and grafting: whether they are included.
  • Anaesthesia: local, oral sedation, IV sedation or general anaesthesia.
  • Warranty: what is covered on the implants, the bridge and the attachments.

Cost by city

CityListed providersPlanning range
New York, NY73$12,000–$30,000
Dallas, TX71$12,000–$30,000
Houston, TX69$12,000–$30,000
Chicago, IL62$12,000–$30,000
Philadelphia, PA57$12,000–$30,000
Phoenix, AZ56$12,000–$30,000
Atlanta, GA53$12,000–$30,000
Scottsdale, AZ51$12,000–$30,000
Los Angeles, CA46$12,000–$30,000
Miami, FL41$12,000–$30,000

The city table is a planning range, not a local quote. Provider mix and case complexity explain most of the difference.

Financing and payment

All-on-4 is usually financed rather than paid in cash. Many practices accept CareCredit or Aflac financing, and some offer in-house plans. Compare the interest rate, the promotional period and the monthly payment against a health savings account or a staged treatment plan. Financing changes the cash flow; it does not change the price.

Common questions

How much does All-on-4 cost per arch?

The US planning range is $12,000–$30,000 per arch, the same range used for full-arch dental implants generally. Both arches are commonly quoted at $24,000–$60,000. Extractions, bone grafting, sedation and the final prosthesis can move the total higher.

Is All-on-4 cheaper than other full-arch implants?

It can be. Because the protocol uses four implants per arch instead of five or six, the surgical and component cost is lower. The final price depends more on the provider, the city and the prosthesis material than on the number of implants alone.

What is included in an All-on-4 quote?

A comparable quote should name the four implants, the angled abutments, the provisional bridge placed the same day, the final bridge, extractions, any grafting, sedation, follow-up visits and the warranty. A quote that only says 'All-on-4' is not comparable.

Does insurance cover All-on-4?

Usually not in full. Some dental plans cover part of the prosthesis or extractions; medical insurance may cover treatment after trauma, cancer surgery or a congenital condition. Ask for the CDT or CPT codes and a pre-treatment estimate before you commit.

How long does the All-on-4 procedure take?

The implant placement and provisional bridge usually happen in one day, with the patient leaving with a fixed set of teeth. The implants integrate over three to six months, then the final bridge is fitted. The total treatment spans several appointments over several months.

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