Full Mouth Implant Options
There's no one-size-fits-all solution. The right choice depends on your bone density, budget, and lifestyle goals.
$8,000–$20,000 per arch
Removable for cleaning
More stable than traditional dentures
Lower cost than fixed options
2–4 implants per arch
Best for: Budget-conscious patients who want more stability than traditional dentures
$1,500–$5,000 per arch
Lowest upfront cost
No surgery required
Can slip and feel uncomfortable
Bone loss continues underneath
Best for: Patients who cannot undergo surgery or need an immediate, low-cost solution
How to Choose the Right Option
Key factors that influence which full mouth solution is best for you
Bone Density
A CT scan reveals your bone volume. All-on-4 works with moderate bone loss; individual implants need more bone. Your provider will recommend the best fit.
Budget & Financing
Consider both upfront cost and long-term value. All-on-4 is the best value for full arch replacement. Most providers offer payment plans.
Timeline
All-on-4 gives you teeth the same day. Individual implants take 6–12 months. Implant-supported dentures fall in between at 3–6 months.
Lifestyle Goals
Want to eat anything without worry? Fixed implants. Prefer easy cleaning? Removable overdentures. Your daily life should guide the decision.
Full Mouth Implant Specialists in Utah
Oral surgeons and prosthodontists experienced in full arch restoration
Wasatch Oral Surgery
South Jordan, UT
Renew Smiles Dental Implant Center – West Valley City
West Valley City, UT
Utah Facial & Oral Surgery - Salt Lake City- Dr. Nathan Adams and Dr. Michael Gladwell
Salt Lake City, UT
ENOVAA Dental Implant Center
Murray, UT
Bryan Christensen, DMD
Salt Lake City, UT
Oral Surgery of Utah
Tooele, UT
Eric Wood, DDS
Lehi, UT
Avida Dental Implant Center
Provo, UT
Utah Surgical Arts, Wisdom Teeth and Dental Implants
Payson, UT
Frequently Asked Questions
How many implants do I need for a full mouth?
It depends on the approach. All-on-4 uses 4 implants per arch (8 total). All-on-6 uses 6 per arch (12 total). Implant-supported dentures use 2–4 per arch. Individual implants can require 12–16 total.
Can I get all my teeth done at once?
Yes. With All-on-4 or All-on-6, both arches can be done in a single surgery session. You'll leave with temporary teeth the same day. Individual implants are typically staged over multiple appointments.
What if I've been told I don't have enough bone?
All-on-4 was specifically designed for patients with bone loss. The angled implants maximize available bone. For other options, bone grafting can rebuild the jaw over 3–6 months before implant placement.
How long does the full process take?
All-on-4: temporary teeth same day, final prosthetic in 3–6 months. Implant-supported dentures: 3–6 months. Individual implants: 6–12 months. Bone grafting adds 3–6 months to any timeline.
Is full mouth dental implant surgery safe?
Yes. Dental implant surgery has a 95–98% success rate and is one of the most well-studied procedures in dentistry. Complications are rare when performed by an experienced oral surgeon or prosthodontist.
What's the best full mouth option for the money?
All-on-4 offers the best combination of cost, durability, and aesthetics for most patients. It provides permanent, fixed teeth at roughly 1/3 the cost of individual implants.