What are All-on-4 Dental Implants?
Book a Life-Changing All-on-4 Appointment at Bexley Dental Australia
Now you know what is All-on-4, and if you’re tired of hiding your smile, it’s time to schedule your complimentary 30-minute appointment with Bexley Dental. Every consultation includes:
- Thorough 30-minute evaluation with one of Sydney’s expert dentists—Dr. Theo Spryakis™
- CBCT- 3D panoramic scan of your teeth and jaw
- Recommended treatment plan to restore your smile
Schedule your complimentary All-on-4 dental implants appointment and we’ll provide transparent feedback on whether this is the right treatment for you.
Single Implants Start From:
$5,850
Per implantAll-on-4 Dental Implants Pricing
Feeling shy, uncomfortable, and frustrated about your teeth isn’t something you have to live with. Having the smile you always wanted is easier than ever to get. At Bexley Dental, we have All-on-4 dental implant payment plans to help you cover costs.
Superannuation for All-on-4 Payments
We may be able to help you fund this treatment through your superannuation. You will need to make an application to the ATO, and if your condition is causing acute or chronic pain, you may be eligible. Bexley Dental can refer you to a Super assist company specialising in preparing the application for you and ensuring it is submitted correctly. This service costs $679.Dental Implants vs All-on-4
The dental implant is a small titanium screw positioned into the jawbone that supports a single tooth or bridge of teeth. The titanium implant forms the foundation by which the replacement teeth are attached.
Number of Arches
For the conventional dental implant procedure, full arch rehabilitation requires four to six implants to support a fully fixed bridge.
The less invasive nature of All-on-Four dental implants also means the healing and rehabilitation process is considerably shorter than traditional implants. And since fewer implant fixtures are used, there is more flexibility to design and fit the optimum replacement teeth.
Oral Bone Health Issues
While it is often the case that the full mouth implant procedure provides the most comfortable, natural-feeling solution for damaged or missing teeth, there are some medical conditions and lifestyle choices that require further thought before deciding upon the treatment. The All-on-4 technique offers patients with oral bone health issues a better choice. In the past, a lack of upper jaw bone (often caused by sinus issues or bone loss) was a problem for implant candidates. Patients suffering from osteoporosis often think they’re not candidates for dental implants due to their poor-quality bone. And in the past, that was true. However, All-on-4 eliminates the need for bone grafting, so patients suffering from osteoporosis are (in many cases) able to have the procedure. The same is true for patients who have severely resorbed upper jaws. The Zygomatic implants are a great option. These longer implants anchor to the underside of the cheekbones through the sinus space, bypassing the need to rely on the jaw bone as the sole source of support. These innovative options can typically circumvent the need for invasive bone grafting procedures altogether.
Sleep Dentistry for Anxiety Relief
Sleep dentistry is ideal for patients who are anxious about having a surgical dental procedure. Sleep Dentistry is the use of IV sedation administered and monitored by a qualified and experienced medical doctor. A unique combination of drugs is used intravenously to create a calming, relaxed dream-like state for the entire procedure.
How to Choose the Right All-on-4 Dentist
At Bexley Dental, we offer premium-quality treatments and products to ensure exceptional All-on-4 success rates for our customers. We take great pride in our approach, which is based on our extensive and specialised training.
Can Anything Go Wrong With All-on-4?
A concern of patients considering implants is what could go wrong. The biggest mistake with this treatment is with errors of implant positioning. When implants are positioned:
- Too far to the front of the mouth, they cause the gums to recede and the dark grey metal of the implant can become visible around the gums.
- Too far back they cause the shape of the replacement teeth to appear thick and bulky.
- Too close to the biting surface, the replacement teeth can look short and stumpy—this can feel unnatural.
Rectifying implants that have been inaccurately positioned can be a tricky process. This is why, ideally, the dentist performing your All-on-4 will be skilled in the surgical and cosmetic aspects of the procedure.
Choosing a Skilled All-on-4 Dentist
It’s important to understand the two types of dentists who perform this treatment:
- Cosmetically trained: These dentists focus more on the cosmetic results, but may be less experienced in the surgical aspects of the procedure.
- Surgically trained: Has a superior surgical skill set for accuracy and higher implant success. However, they don’t always consider the aesthetic implications of the implant, which can lead to dissatisfaction from some patients.
The solution? The best All-on-4 dentists are experienced and knowledgeable in both surgical and aesthetic dentistry. Like our resident Dr. Theo Spryakis, who can accurately position the implants and has the experience in cosmetic and surgical dentistry to deliver outstanding results.
The History of the All-on-4 Dental Implants
The concept of adopting a 45° angle for the posterior implants was what led to the evolution of All-on-4. It was Dr. Paulo Malo from Portugal, along with implant manufacturer Nobel Biocare, who were among the first to recognise the technique’s potential treatment benefits and cost-effectiveness. In the 1990s, Dr. Malo carried out a series of studies to determine the effectiveness of this innovative treatment. In 1998, he used All-on-4 for the first time. Today the technique is widely acknowledged as the superior treatment option for a full-arch teeth replacement. Dr. Malo is now a world-renowned expert in advanced oral rehabilitation. He invented several other techniques to help patients with complex restorative cases, authored many leading dentistry books, and released scientific publications. The Malo Clinic Education in Lisbon, Portugal, continues to train restorative dental professionals eager to develop their expertise. Our resident dental implant expert, Dr. Theo Spyrakis™, has attended the clinic to further his expertise in this famous technique.Pricing for All-on-4 Treatment
Step 1. Begin With Your Surgical Treatment
$14,999
Per single arch
Surgical Implant Placement
Alveolectomy Per Quadrant (Reshaping)
Reducing Affected Bone
Fitting of Abutments
Market Leading Nobel Biocare Titanium Implants(Guaranteed for 5 years)
Impressions For Provisional Teeth
Step 2. Choose Your New Teeth
Basic
Acrylic teeth with metal reinforcement for added strength
2-year guarantee on teeth*
Additional fee applies for sleep sedation
$3,999
Per single arch
Total with surgery – $18,998
Premium
MOST POPULAR
High quality acrylic prosthesis and teeth with titanium frame. Strength and reliability, you can trust
5-year guarantee on teeth, implants and titanium bar**
Waterpik Cordless Water Flosser (valued at $140)
Additional fee applies for sleep sedation
$12,999
Per single arch
Total with surgery – $27,998
Titanium Deluxe
Recommended for patients with heavy biting/chewing habits
Milled zirconia (porcelain) framework with custom titanium substructure and zirconia teeth. The ultimate in strength and durability
7-year guarantee on teeth, implants and titanium bar**
Waterpik Cordless Water Flosser (valued at $140) + 2 complimentary cleans
Additional fees apply for sleep sedation
$17,999
Per single arch
Total with surgery – $32,998
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Frequently Asked Questions
How Does All-on-4 Work?
Here’s a quick All-on-4 dental implants meaning—think of them as a permanent way to replace a front-row set of teeth. The process uses four implants with a prosthetic bridge surgically attached to the jaw. Once the procedure is complete, the new teeth can last for up to a decade or more.