Cost of full mouth dental implants
Clear, affordable treatment options
Understanding full mouth dental implants cost can help you choose a long-lasting solution for missing or failing teeth. These implants offer strong stability and a natural look, and knowing what shapes the cost can help you plan your budget with confidence.
Key takeaways
Costs vary by prosthetic type, implant number and needed prework
Insurance may help with related procedures
Flexible payments, financing and savings plans can reduce costs
How much do full mouth dental implants cost?
Full arch implants
Aspen Dental offers fixed full arch implants, a permanent full mouth dental implant option that looks and feels close to natural teeth. On average, patients pay $19,569 per arch¹ for this treatment at Aspen Dental. These implants provide strong, stable support and help restore confident chewing and speaking. Treatment for new patients includes the implants, abutments, necessary attachments, a healing prosthetic when needed and a custom final prosthetic.
Implant dentures (snap-on dentures)
Aspen Dental also offers implant dentures, or snap-on dentures, for a more affordable full mouth dental implant option. On average, patients pay $8,109 per arch² for implant denture treatment at Aspen Dental. This option offers added security compared to traditional dentures and is designed to improve comfort and stability. Treatment for new patients includes the implants, attachments, a healing appliance when needed and a custom final denture.
¹This average price of full mouth dental implants is an approximation based on 2025 internal data and may not reflect the actual cost you will encounter due to individual factors. Price range varies from $14,617 to $29,902. For location specific pricing, please click here.
²This average price of an implant denture is an approximation based on 2025 internal data and may not reflect the actual cost you will encounter due to individual factors. Price range varies from $5,705 to $12,956. For location specific pricing, please click here.
Factors affecting full mouth implants cost
Several key elements determine what factors impact the cost of full dental implants, and each can influence your total treatment investment:
Number of implant posts needed
Full-mouth restorations may require 2 or more implants per arch.
More implants increases surgical time, materials and overall cost.
Type of implant system
Options like All-on-X, or fixed full arch, or implant-supported dentures each come with different pricing.
Advanced systems often cost more due to specialized components.
Material used for the final teeth
Prosthetics can be made with acrylic or zirconia.
Zirconia materials for prosthetics is the most durable and natural-looking but also the most expensive.
Need for additional procedures
Extractions, bone grafting, sinus lifts or gum treatments can add additional costs.
These procedures help to prepare the mouth for successful
implant placement and long-lasting results.
Sedation or anesthesia requirements
Local sedation, intravenous (IV) sedation or advanced anesthesia services are sometimes needed for comfort.
These services add to the overall treatment cost.
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³Offer available in select offices. Not valid for previous or ongoing work and cannot be combined with other discounts or dental discount programs. Discount taken off usual and customary fees for implants and does not apply to services rendered by a specialist. Patients with insurance will receive either the 20% discount or insurance plan pricing, whichever discount is greater. Dental implants are not a recognized specialty. Offer expires 3/1/26.
Full mouth dental implants cost with insurance
The cost of full mouth dental implants treatment with insurance may vary based on coverage.
To help make full mouth dental implants more affordable, many patients combine dental insurance benefits with HSA/FSA funds, financing options to make full mouth dental implants more affordable. To get the most accurate estimate, it’s best to request a pre-treatment insurance breakdown from your care team. At Aspen Dental, we work with most insurance providers. Please note, we do not accept Medicaid.
Full mouth dental implants cost without insurance
Aspen Dental offers ways to make treatment more affordable. The Aspen Dental Savings Plan⁴ provides discounted pricing, but it is not insurance. Aspen Dental works with 3rd party lenders who offer flexible financing options. Understanding these choices can help you manage full-mouth dental implant costs and move forward with a long-term solution for your smile.
⁴The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is NOT insurance. Please see plan terms and conditions for details.
Why full mouth dental implants are worth the investment
Full mouth dental implant treatment offer long-term value and can be life-changing which can make them a smart investment for many patients. Here’s why:
Long-lasting, durable results
The longevity of your full mouth dental implant prosthetic depends on the prosthetic material type. Arches made of zirconia can last up to 25 years, PMMA can last up to 10 years and implant denture material can last up to 7 years.
Superior stability and chewing power
Unlike removable dentures that can slip or shift, full mouth implants are anchored securely into the jawbone. This provides strong, reliable chewing power—allowing you to enjoy foods you may have avoided for years.
Prevents jawbone loss and facial collapse
Full mouth implants are the only restorative option that stimulates the jawbone, helping to prevent bone loss and preserve your natural facial structure. Dentures do not provide this benefit and the lack of teeth may even accelerate jawbone shrinkage over time.
Natural appearance and comfort
Dental implants look and feel like real teeth. They eliminate the discomfort and slipping associated with dentures, offering natural aesthetics, a confident smile and improved speech.
Lower long-term maintenance costs
Traditional dentures may require adjustments, adhesives, repairs and replacements. Full mouth implants can reduce ongoing maintenance costs.
Life-changing quality-of-life improvement
Patients often report renewed confidence, improved nutrition and an overall better quality of life. Full mouth implants restore the ability to smile, talk and eat with complete confidence.
Full mouth dental implants cost FAQs
How much does a full set of teeth implants cost?
The cost of a full set of teeth implants varies based on the type of implant system used, such as All-on-X or implant-supported dentures. Pricing also depends on the number of implants needed, the materials used for the final prosthetic, any preparatory procedures like extractions or bone grafting.
How can I make full arch dental implants cost more affordable?
Aspen Dental helps make full arch dental implants cost manageable through 3rd-party financing options, dental savings plan, HSA/FSA funds or choosing more affordable prosthetic materials. In addition, Aspen Dental accepts most insurance plans. Please note that we do not accept Medicaid.
Why do whole mouth dental implants cost more than single implants?
Full mouth restoration involves multiple implants, custom full-arch prosthetics, advanced planning, and potentially additional procedures such as bone grafting. These components make it a more complex and comprehensive treatment than replacing a single tooth.
What does the average cost of full mouth dental implants include?
Typically, the average cost of full mouth dental implants for new patients includes implant placement, abutments, attachments, healing prosthetic, and custom permanent prosthetic teeth.
How many implants are needed for a full mouth?
The number of implants needed for a full mouth restoration typically ranges from 2 to 6 implants per arch, depending on your jawbone health, treatment goals, and the type of implant treatment your dentist recommends.
Where can I get a quote for full mouth dental implants cost near me?
When you schedule a consultation at an Aspen Dental office, you’ll receive a comprehensive quote for full mouth dental implants if eligible. Find your nearest location today.
Why do full mouth implants cost more compared to dentures?
Full mouth implants generally have a higher upfront cost than traditional dentures because they involve surgical placement of implants and custom restorations. As a result, implant treatment can often last a lifetime with proper care and maintenance.