How much is All-on-4 in Miami?

At Prana Dental, All-on-4 starts at $9,999 per arch, with 0% financing options on approved credit through CareCredit, Cherry and LendingClub. Miami prices elsewhere commonly range from roughly $20,000 to $30,000 per arch, largely because most practices outsource the lab.

Why is All-on-4 cheaper at Prana?

We design and mill your teeth in our own in-house lab, so there is no outside-lab markup. You pay for craftsmanship, not middlemen, and your exact price is confirmed in writing at a free consult.

Does the price include the teeth and the surgery?

Your written plan spells out exactly what is included for your case. Bring any other quote to your free consult and we will walk through it line by line so you can compare fairly.

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How much does All-on-4® cost in Miami?

By Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS · Updated July 2026 · 5 min read

Short answer: At Prana Dental in Edgewater, All-on-4 starts at $9,999 per arch, with 0% financing on approved credit. Across Miami, you'll often see $20,000–$30,000 per arch, mostly because the lab work is outsourced.

If you're researching All-on-4 (a full arch of fixed teeth on four implants), the first thing you'll notice is how much prices vary. Here's an honest breakdown of what drives the number, and how to compare quotes so you don't overpay, or underpay and regret it.

What goes into the price

An All-on-4 price should cover the surgery, the implants, and both the same-day provisional teeth and the final restoration. The biggest cost driver most patients never hear about is the dental lab. Most practices send your case to an outside lab and pass along that markup. Because our lab is in-house, we design and mill your arch on-site. Faster, better-fitting, and without the middleman cost.

Typical Miami price ranges

Prana Dental: from $9,999 per arch (in-house lab, Dr. Rana places every case).
Corporate chains: often $20,000–$26,000 per arch, sometimes with add-ons quoted later.
Ultra-budget clinics: a low sticker price that can grow once extractions, bone grafting or the final teeth are added.

Financing: how 0% options work

0% financing options on approved credit through CareCredit, Cherry and LendingClub let you spread the cost of an arch over time instead of paying it all at once. You can apply before your visit. Try different terms on our payment estimator to see what fits your budget.

How to compare quotes fairly

Ask three questions of any practice: Who actually performs the surgery? Is the lab in-house or outsourced? And is the price in writing with nothing added later? At Prana, the answers are: Dr. Rana personally, in-house, and yes. Learn more on our All-on-4 page or see full transparent pricing.

The bottom line

All-on-4 is a life-changing procedure, and the cheapest quote isn't always the best value, but neither is the most expensive. The smartest move is a free consult with a 3D scan so you get a real, written number for your mouth, not a range from the internet.

Who's a good candidate for All-on-4

All-on-4 is generally considered for patients who are missing most or all of the teeth in an arch, or who have teeth that are failing beyond repair and want a fixed, non-removable solution rather than a traditional denture. It typically requires enough bone to support four implants, along with overall health that allows for oral surgery, both of which Dr. Rana evaluates with a 3D scan rather than guessing from a photo or a phone call. Age alone isn't a barrier. What matters is bone volume and overall oral health, both of which can often be improved beforehand if needed. It isn't the right fit for everyone, and a more conservative recommendation, including single implants or other restorative options, is sometimes the more appropriate answer.

What your free consult includes

Before recommending All-on-4 for anyone, Dr. Rana starts with a 3D scan and an exam to see the actual bone structure and condition of your remaining teeth. From there, you get a written plan that spells out what's being proposed and why, along with your exact price confirmed in writing, not a rough estimate that changes later. That written plan is also the moment to ask every question you have, so you're deciding with full information rather than mid-treatment. If All-on-4 isn't the right fit for your case, that gets said plainly, along with what would be recommended instead.

Questions to ask when comparing quotes

All-on-4 quotes vary widely across Miami, and price alone doesn't tell you much. Worth asking any practice you're considering: Is the price in writing, with nothing added later? Is the lab work done in-house or outsourced? Who actually performs the surgery, and is it the same person you'd see for follow-up care? And does the quote include both the temporary teeth you'll wear the same day and the final restoration, or just one of them? It's also fair to ask what happens if a complication comes up after surgery, whether follow-up visits are included or billed separately. Getting straight answers to these questions matters more than comparing sticker prices alone.

Financing your treatment

If cost is a concern, Prana offers 0% financing options on approved credit through CareCredit, Cherry and LendingClub. You can plan the rest of your treatment around a number you're comfortable with. You can also see our guide to dental implant costs in Miami for how single-implant pricing compares, or visit our financing page to see your options before your visit.

2026 All-on-4® cost breakdown: what moves the price

Two people can both be told they need a full arch and walk away with very different quotes. That is usually not a pricing trick. It reflects real differences between mouths: how many teeth are still there, how healthy the bone is, and what the final teeth are made of. The table below lists the main pieces of a full-arch quote and how each one tends to push the number up or down.

What drives the price of a full arch in 2026
Cost factor	What it means	How it tends to affect the quote
Number of implants	All-on-4 uses four implants per arch. All-on-X uses five, six or more when the bone or the bite calls for it.	Each added implant means more parts and more chair time, so more implants usually means a higher quote.
Extractions	Remaining teeth that can't be saved are removed, often on the same day the implants go in.	A few simple extractions add less than many teeth, or teeth broken off at the gumline.
Bone grafting	Added bone material where the jaw is thin or where an old infection left a gap.	Not everyone needs it. When the scan shows it is needed, it should appear as its own line.
Sedation	Medicine to help you relax during treatment. Prana offers oral sedation.	Some offices fold it into the price and others add it, so ask which kind is planned and whether it is included.
Provisional (temporary) arch	A lighter set of fixed teeth you wear while the implants heal, often fitted soon after surgery when the implants are stable enough.	Some quotes include it and some list it separately. Make sure it is on yours.
Final arch in acrylic	Acrylic teeth on a reinforced frame. Lighter and simpler to repair, though it can wear or stain over the years.	Usually the lower-cost choice for the final teeth.
Final arch in zirconia	A very hard ceramic milled as one piece. It resists wear and staining but can be harder to adjust or repair.	Usually priced higher than acrylic.
Imaging and planning	A CT scan and digital planning so each implant goes where the bone can hold it.	Sometimes bundled into the quote, sometimes billed on its own.

None of these items is an upsell on its own. They are simply the parts of the job. What you want is to see each one written down, so you know exactly what your money is buying.

Miami market range vs. Prana's starting price

Across Miami, full-arch implant treatment such as All-on-4 is commonly quoted around $20,000 to $30,000 per arch. At Prana Dental, All-on-4 and All-on-X start from $9,999 per arch. That figure is a starting point, not a flat rate for every mouth: the exact price for your case is confirmed in writing before any treatment begins.

Part of the difference comes from how the work is organized here. Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS, a general dentist trained at NYU College of Dentistry, plans and treats each case himself and works directly with our in-house lab, so the design of your new teeth stays under one roof. When a case is more involved than it should be for a general dentist, he refers you to an oral surgeon and explains why.

A lower number is only good news if it covers the same work. That is why comparing line by line matters more than comparing totals.

How to compare All-on-4 quotes line by line

Lay every quote you collect side by side and check that each one answers the same list. If a line is missing, ask about it before you compare the bottom numbers.

Implants: how many per arch, and whether that count could change after the CT scan.
Abutments: the connectors that join the implants to the teeth. They belong in the quote, not on a later bill.
Extractions: how many teeth, and whether difficult ones are priced differently.
Grafting: whether it is expected, possible or ruled out, and what it would cost if it turns out to be needed.
Sedation: which type, and whether it is part of the price.
Provisional arch: included or separate, and roughly how long you will wear it.
Final arch: the material (acrylic or zirconia) and when it will be made.
Healing visits: how many follow-ups and adjustments come with the quote.

Also confirm whether a number is per arch or for both jaws. A quote for upper and lower together can look alarming next to a single-arch quote from another office, even when the per-arch price is close.

How financing works, in plain words

With 0% financing options on approved credit through CareCredit, Cherry and LendingClub, you can spread the cost of an arch over time instead of paying it all at once. The payment amount and term are set by the lender on approved credit, so the exact numbers come from them.

Three things move your monthly payment. A case priced above the starting point means a larger payment over the same term. A shorter term means bigger payments that finish sooner. And approval, available terms and whether a 0% plan is offered to you all depend on the lender and your credit, so the final terms come from them.

Treating both jaws means two arch prices, so plan for two. Some people look at the monthly figure first and then decide whether to do one arch now and the other later, or both together. Dr. Rana can tell you whether doing them at different times is reasonable for your mouth. Our financing page explains how to apply.

Does insurance help pay for a full arch?

Sometimes, though usually only a little. Many dental plans have annual maximums that are often in the $1,000 to $2,000 range, so even a plan that includes implants may cover only part of a full arch. Some plans have waiting periods or exclude implants entirely, and Original Medicare generally doesn't cover dental implants, though some Medicare Advantage plans include dental benefits. Our guide on whether insurance covers dental implants goes deeper. We accept most major dental insurance, and we check your benefits for you.

Questions to ask any office before you say yes

These are worth asking wherever you go, including here. A good office will be glad you asked them.

Why four implants for me, and not five or six? Or, if more are planned, why more?
What did the scan show about my bone, and could the plan change once treatment starts?
What will the final teeth be made of, and what would a repair or a new set cost later?
Who plans my case, who places the implants, and who makes the teeth?
How do I clean the new arch at home, and how often should I come back for checkups?
If my case turns out to need more than planned, how is the price handled?
Is anything in this quote still open to change, and why?

Getting your own number

Online ranges for All-on-4 cost in Miami can only take you so far. Prana Dental is open, at 3050 Biscayne Blvd in Edgewater. Your first visit is free and covers an exam, a 3D scan and a smile preview, so you can see what a new arch might look like before deciding anything. If you go ahead, your exact price is set down in writing before any treatment. Call or text (786) 579-0521 and we'll find a time that works for you.

About the dentist

Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS

Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS is a general dentist trained at NYU College of Dentistry, with more than $100,000 in continuing education. He plans and treats each case at Prana Dental himself, works with our in-house lab, and refers to a specialist when a case needs one.

Questions, answered

Is All-on-4 cheaper than getting an implant for every tooth?

Usually, yes. Replacing a whole arch one tooth at a time would take many separate implants and crowns, while All-on-4 holds a full row of teeth on four implants. For comparison, a single implant with abutment and crown at Prana starts from $1,999 and a full arch starts from $9,999. Which approach fits you depends on your bone and how many healthy teeth you still have.

How much does All-on-4 cost for top and bottom?

Each arch is priced on its own. At Prana, All-on-4 starts from $9,999 per arch, so treating both jaws means two arch prices, each adjusted for what that jaw needs. The upper and lower can differ, for example when one needs grafting or extractions and the other does not. Your written quote shows each arch separately.

Does dental insurance pay for All-on-4?

It may pay for part of it. Many plans have yearly maximums often in the $1,000 to $2,000 range, and some exclude implants or have waiting periods, so coverage for a full arch is usually partial at most. Original Medicare generally does not cover implants. Bring your card and we check your benefits for you.

Is zirconia worth the extra cost for All-on-4?

It depends on your bite, your habits and your budget. Zirconia resists wear and staining, which some people value over the long run, while acrylic costs less and is simpler to repair. People who grind their teeth may need a night guard with either material. Dr. Rana can walk you through the tradeoffs for your case before you choose.

What is the monthly payment for All-on-4?

At Prana, 0% financing options are available on approved credit through CareCredit, Cherry and LendingClub, so the cost can be spread over time. Terms are set by the lender on approved credit. Your own payment depends on your final price, the term you choose and the lender's approval.

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