Full-arch implant prices vary so much because two quotes for "new teeth on implants" rarely include the same things. One price may cover four implants, acrylic teeth and nothing else; another may include extra implants, zirconia teeth, extractions, sedation and years of follow-up. This guide explains what moves the number, so you can compare offers fairly, including ours.
All-on-4®, All-on-X, full-arch implants, teeth in a day, fixed hybrid bridge and full mouth dental implants all describe the same basic idea: a full set of teeth screwed onto implants in one jaw. Underneath that shared name, the plans can be very different.
In Miami, full-arch implant treatment is commonly quoted around $20,000 to $30,000 per arch, and you will also see advertised prices well below and well above that range. At Prana, full-arch treatment starts from $9,999 per arch. None of those numbers means much until you know exactly what each one includes.
Four implants per arch is the minimum for most fixed full-arch plans. Many people need five or six, especially in the upper jaw, where bone is often softer. Each extra implant adds parts, time and cost. Ask how many implants the price assumes and what happens to the price if your scan shows you need more.
This is often the single biggest difference between two quotes. Acrylic bridges cost less and are easier to repair. Zirconia bridges cost more and usually resist wear and staining better. Some offers advertise zirconia; others include acrylic and charge more to upgrade. Our zirconia teeth page compares the two.
After the implants go in, most people wear temporary teeth while the implants heal, which commonly takes a few months. Ask whether those healing teeth are fixed (screwed in) or a removable denture, and whether they are included.
If you still have teeth, removing them is part of the work. Some quotes include all extractions; others charge per tooth. Bone grafting may or may not be needed, and a fair quote says whether it is likely for you and what it would cost.
A 3D CBCT image is usually needed to plan implants safely. Ask whether it is included, charged separately, or required before you get a final price.
Full-arch surgery can be done with local anesthetic alone or with sedation. The type of sedation and who provides it affect the price. At Prana, oral sedation is available and listed on the quote.
Full-arch teeth need checkups, professional cleanings and the occasional adjustment for years. Ask what follow-up visits are included, what a repair costs, and where you would go if something comes loose on a weekend.
Bring this list to every consultation. If an office can't fill in a line, that tells you something too.
| Line item | What to ask |
|---|---|
| Implants | How many per arch? What if I need more? |
| Final teeth | Acrylic or zirconia? Is the material in writing? |
| Healing teeth | Fixed or removable? Included? |
| Extractions | Included for all teeth, or per tooth? |
| Grafting | Likely for me? Cost if needed? |
| CBCT and X-rays | Included or separate? |
| Sedation | What type, and is it included? |
| Follow-up | Which visits are included, and for how long? |
| Who treats you | Who places the implants and who makes the teeth? |
| Price confirmation | Is the full price confirmed in writing before treatment? |
A lower price is not automatically a warning sign. Offices that make the teeth in their own lab, keep overhead lean or treat many full-arch cases can sometimes charge less without cutting corners. A starting price can also be fair for a simpler case: four implants in good bone with acrylic teeth costs less to deliver than six implants with grafting and zirconia.
Our own starting price of $9,999 per arch is for a simpler plan. A plan with more implants, grafting or zirconia teeth costs more than that, and we tell you exactly how much, in writing, before anything starts.
Whatever the price, slow down and ask more if you notice any of these:
A good office is happy to explain every line. You should leave a consultation understanding your plan well enough to explain it to a family member.
Many dental plans have annual maximums that are often in the $1,000 to $2,000 range, so they may cover only part of a full arch, and some plans exclude implants or have waiting periods. Original Medicare generally doesn't cover dental implants, while some Medicare Advantage plans include dental benefits. We check your benefits for you.
We offer 0% financing options on approved credit through CareCredit, Cherry and LendingClub. See our financing page and the All-on-4 cost guide for more detail.
The only price that matters is the one for your mouth. Your first visit at Prana is free: an exam, a 3D scan and a digital smile preview. If full-arch treatment fits, you get a written quote that lists every item above, and you can take it home and compare it with anyone else's. We are at 3050 Biscayne Blvd in Edgewater, now open.
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.
Usually because the price covers a simpler plan: fewer implants, acrylic teeth, or extractions and sedation billed separately. Some offices also keep costs down with an in-house lab or high case volume. Ask for an itemized quote to see what the price actually includes.
The number of implants, the material of the final teeth, healing teeth, extractions, any grafting, imaging, sedation, follow-up visits, and who does the work. The full price should be confirmed in writing before treatment.
Often, yes. Zirconia final teeth cost more than acrylic, and the material can account for a large share of the difference between two quotes. Make sure you compare the same material.
Full-arch treatment is commonly quoted around $20,000 to $30,000 per arch in Miami, with advertised prices above and below that range. At Prana Dental it starts from $9,999 per arch, with the exact price confirmed in writing after your free exam and 3D scan.
Call or text (786) 579-0521. Your first visit is free: exam, 3D scan and smile preview.