Treatment

All-on-4 dental implants

A full arch of fixed teeth on just four implants, at a fraction of U.S. prices.

Starting price in Ciudad Juárez: $6,500
Typical U.S. price: $20,000–$30,000

Prices shown per arch.

A full-arch All-on-4 prosthesis with its four implant posts

Overview

What is All-on-4?

All-on-4 replaces all the teeth in your upper or lower jaw with a fixed bridge held by four titanium implants. It is designed for people who have lost most of their teeth, or whose teeth are failing from decay, gum disease, old dental work or bone loss.

Unlike dentures, the bridge is screwed to the implants and does not come out, so you can eat, speak and smile without thinking about it. Most of this page also applies to All-on-5 and All-on-6: the main difference is the number of implants, which your dentist chooses based on your bone and your scans.

All-on-4 at a glance

Replaces: A full upper or lower arch
Trips: 2 trips, 4 to 6 months apart
First trip: 5 to 15 days
Second trip: 7 to 10 days

Benefits

Why patients choose All-on-4

Eat what you like
The bridge is anchored to the jaw, so it restores your bite and never slips like a denture.
Fixed teeth within days
A temporary fixed bridge usually goes in a few days after surgery, so you fly home smiling.
Looks natural
The final bridge is shaped and shaded to suit your face, gums and smile.
Protects your jawbone
Implants stimulate the bone the way tooth roots do, which slows the bone loss that follows missing teeth.
Easy to care for
Brush and clean it every day like natural teeth. Nothing to take out at night.
Built to last
With good hygiene and checkups, the implants can last for decades.

Is it right for you?

Who All-on-4 is for

You are missing most or all of the teeth in one jaw.
Your remaining teeth are failing and need several extractions.
You wear dentures and want teeth that stay in place.
You have enough jawbone for four implants, or are open to a bone graft.

The first step is a 3D scan and a consultation with a specialist in our network. They confirm whether All-on-4 is right for you or whether another option, such as All-on-6, fits better.

Model of a lower jaw with a fixed bridge held by four implants

The process

How getting All-on-4 abroad works

All-on-4 takes two trips: one for the implants and a temporary bridge, and one for your final teeth once the implants have fused with the bone.

Step 1
First trip: implants
5 to 15 days in your destination
1. Evaluation
  3D scans, X-rays and an exam so your dentist can plan where each implant goes.
2. Surgery
  Any failing teeth are removed and the four implants are placed in the same appointment, under local anesthesia or sedation.
3. Temporary bridge
  A light acrylic bridge is fixed to the implants, usually a few days after surgery.
Step 2
At home: healing
4 to 6 months
1. Osseointegration
  The bone fuses with the implants. You follow a soft diet and your dentist checks in on your progress.
Step 3
Second trip: final teeth
7 to 10 days in your destination
1. Implant check
  X-rays confirm the implants are solid and ready.
2. Scan and design
  A digital scan of your mouth; you choose the shade, shape and material of your new teeth.
3. Final bridge
  The finished bridge is screwed in and the bite adjusted until it feels right.

Your clinic confirms the exact plan and timing after reviewing your X-rays.

Diagram of an All-on-4 bridge showing the screws, abutments, implants and full-arch fixed bridge

What an All-on-4 is made of

Three parts work together, and the material of the bridge is the main thing that changes the price.

Implants: Four titanium posts placed in the jaw. They act as the roots of your new teeth.
Abutments: Small connectors that join the implants to the bridge and keep it firmly in place.
Full-arch bridge: The teeth you see. Temporary bridges are acrylic; final ones are acrylic on metal, zirconia or ceramic.

Prices

Where to get All-on-4 and what it costs

Starting prices from clinics in our network, cheapest destination first. Booking through Globalcare often gets you an even better price.

Starting price of All-on-4 in each destination, per arch
Destination	Starting price	Clinics
Ciudad JuárezMexico	from $6,500	Compare clinics in Ciudad Juárez
Playa del CarmenMexico	from $6,500	Compare clinics in Playa del Carmen
BogotáColombia	from $6,700	Compare clinics in Bogotá
Puerto VallartaMexico	from $6,860	Compare clinics in Puerto Vallarta
Los AlgodonesMexico	from $7,000	Compare clinics in Los Algodones
MedellínColombia	from $7,800	Compare clinics in Medellín
GuadalajaraMexico	from $8,000	Compare clinics in Guadalajara
TijuanaMexico	from $8,250	Compare clinics in Tijuana
MonterreyMexico	from $9,500	Compare clinics in Monterrey
San JoséCosta Rica	from $9,500	Compare clinics in San José
Santo DomingoDominican Republic	from $10,000	Compare clinics in Santo Domingo
CancunMexico	from $10,572	Compare clinics in Cancun
Los CabosMexico	from $10,800	Compare clinics in Los Cabos
Mexico CityMexico	from $11,190	Compare clinics in Mexico City

Typical U.S. price: $20,000–$30,000 per arch.

Prices are the lowest listed by clinics in our network and are for information only. U.S. prices are typical ranges from public cost guides. Your final cost depends on the treatment plan a dental professional recommends.

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FAQ

Questions about All-on-4

Anything else? Our team answers every message.

How much does All-on-4 cost in Mexico?

Clinics in our network start well below U.S. prices, which typically run $20,000 to $30,000 per arch. Your final price depends on the bridge material, whether you need extractions or bone grafts, and the clinic. Every clinic sends you a free, personalized quote.

All-on-4, All-on-6 or dentures?

All-on-4 and All-on-6 are fixed and do not come out; dentures are removable and can slip. All-on-6 spreads your bite over more implants and is often recommended when there is enough bone. Your dentist recommends one after reviewing your scans.

Will I need a bone graft or a sinus lift?

Many patients do not, because the angled back implants make the most of the bone you have. If you have lost a lot of bone in the upper jaw, a sinus lift or bone graft may be needed first, which adds 3 to 6 months of healing.

Can I eat normally with the temporary bridge?

You can eat soft foods. The temporary bridge is lighter while the implants heal, and your dentist gives you a diet to follow until the final bridge is in.

How long does All-on-4 last?

The implants can last for decades with good hygiene and regular checkups. The bridge may need maintenance over the years; zirconia lasts longer than acrylic.