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SYDNEY CBD
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All on 4 dental implants replace a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a set of fixed, natural-looking teeth that stay put. No plates, no adhesives, no slipping. Also known as All on X dental implants or full arch implants, the treatment uses a tailored number of implants, most often four to six, to support your new smile. If you’ve been searching for full arch dental implants or comparing options for All on X in Sydney, Smile Concepts plans your case around your own bone and bite, with dentists who each bring over 25 years’ experience, and prices it per arch, not per implant.
Whether you are currently wearing dentures, have multiple failing teeth, or have been told your treatment options are limited, the first step is understanding what may be possible for your individual situation.
All on 4 is a full arch treatment where a complete fixed bridge of replacement teeth is supported by a small number of dental implants, most commonly four, and up to six where your anatomy calls for it. It’s designed for patients missing all or most of their upper or lower teeth, and it removes the need to place an individual implant for every missing tooth. Some patients refer to this as All on 4 implants (full arch) treatment, while others simply call it All on four implants.
The two rear implants are placed at an angle of up to 45 degrees. This is not just a technical detail. Angling the rear implants lets them reach denser areas of existing bone further forward in the jaw, which is why most patients can avoid the bone grafting that traditional full-arch implant approaches often require. Less surgery, less recovery time, and in most cases, a same-day temporary set of teeth, so you are never without a smile while things heal.
The final bridge is fixed permanently to the implants. It does not come out at night. It does not need adhesive. It functions much more like your natural teeth than any removable denture can.
If you’ve been researching fixed teeth, you’ve probably seen both “All on 4” and “All on X” and wondered whether they’re different treatments. They’re not; they’re two names for the same thing: a full arch of fixed teeth supported by dental implants, so you never take them out.
“All on 4” is simply the best-known name for this treatment. It began as a concept where a full arch is supported on four implants. “All on X” is the umbrella term the profession uses, where the “X” stands for the number of implants, because the right number is different for every patient. Whether you’re searching for All on X dental implants or the more familiar “All on 4,” you’ll find that both treatments are based on the same principle: replacing a full arch of teeth with a fixed implant-supported prosthesis. Today, many clinicians prefer the term All on X because it offers greater flexibility, using four, five, six, or more implants depending on what’s clinically appropriate for each patient.
All-on-4® is a registered trademark and treatment concept of Nobel Biocare. Smile Concepts is an independent practice and plans each full arch case using the implant system best suited to your case, which may include Neoss, DIO, Nobel Biocare, Straumann or other leading implant systems.
Suitability for All on 4 at Smile Concepts is always confirmed with a clinical assessment and a 3D CBCT scan at our practice in Sydney, CBD. You may be a suitable candidate for All on 4 or All on X if any of the following applies to you:
We look at your bone volume, oral health and medical history before recommending anything. If All on 4 or All on X isn’t the right fit, we’ll tell you and explain what alternatives exist.
The all on four treatment concept is all about restoring everyday comfort and function. It’s a smarter, simpler way to get a full, beautiful smile and here’s why so many people in Sydney are choosing it.
Say goodbye to dentures that slip and shift. All‑on‑4 gives you a fixed, stable set of teeth that stays with you even when you eat or talk.
They look, feel, and work like your own real teeth. Honestly, you'll forget they're even implants after a while. They're that good.
The best part. Most people don't need bone grafting. That means you walk out with a stunning smile on the very same day, or shortly afterwards.
Whether your plan calls for four, five or six implants, your price per arch stays the same. You get the most stable solution for your anatomy at one clear price.
Results vary, and the treatment is not suitable for everyone. We assess every case individually before making any recommendation.
The number of implants is chosen for you after a thorough clinical assessment. Many patients are treated on four implants, the classic “All on 4.” Others do better with five or six, especially where the bone is softer, or the bite is heavier. That’s “All on 5” or “All on 6.” Same treatment, same fixed teeth, just more support where your anatomy needs it.
Here’s what matters most: we don’t charge per implant. Your dentist decides whether four, five or six implants will give you the strongest, longest-lasting result after thoroughly analysing your X-rays and 3D CBCT scan. Your treatment is driven by your anatomy, not by a price list.
Smile Concepts works with several of the world’s leading implant systems, including Neoss, DIO, Nobel Biocare and Straumann, among others, and our dentists have trained on and worked with most major systems.
Why does this matter to you? Because your jaw is unique. A clinic tied to one brand has to make your anatomy fit their implant. We choose the implant system that best fits your bone, your bite and your long-term outcome. This is brand-agnostic, anatomy-first implant dentistry.
It’s also why other clinics and overseas patients send us their revision and redo cases for their All on Four dental implants. When a full arch treatment done elsewhere hasn’t worked out, correcting it takes broad experience across different implant systems and complex bone situations, and that’s exactly the experience our team has built.
A full three-dimensional scan of your jaw so your implants are planned around your real anatomy, nerves and available bone before surgery begins.
Digital planning translated into precise, guided placement for predictable positioning across whichever implant system suits your case.
Used to support minimally invasive treatment and comfortable healing.
Your treatment at Smile Concepts is led by two experienced clinicians who plan and deliver every case in-house at our practice in Sydney CBD.
Dr Manish Shah is both a registered dentist and a registered medical practitioner. He graduated in Dentistry with honours from the University of Sydney in 1998, completed his medical degree in 2005, and holds a Master of Medicine in Sleep Medicine. With more than 25 years in restorative and cosmetic dentistry, he brings a rare dual clinical perspective to full arch implant treatment and patient comfort.
AHPRA registration: DEN0001361239 (Dental) and MED0001361238 (Medical)
Dr Kinnar Shah completed his dental training in Glasgow in 2000 and has more than 25 years of experience in implant, cosmetic and full mouth rehabilitation dentistry. He works with digitally guided implant techniques and is an educator who trains other dentists in advanced implant and full mouth rehabilitation.
AHPRA registration: DEN0001309395 (Dental)
Together, Dr Manish Shah and Dr Kinnar Shah have trained on and worked with most of the world’s leading implant systems, and regularly take on revision cases referred from other clinics and from overseas.
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Will you be without teeth during treatment? For most suitable patients, no. A fixed temporary bridge is fitted on the same day as surgery (or shortly after), so you leave looking and functioning normally while the implants heal underneath.
Once healing is complete, the final bridge is designed and fitted. We walk you through your material options at consultation, including the difference between acrylic and zirconia, so you can make a decision that actually makes sense for your budget and your priorities rather than just accepting whatever is standard.
It is worth understanding the difference between the two stages when you are comparing costs, because the materials and work involved are quite different.
From first scan to final smile, one team handles every stage in-house at Smile Concepts in Sydney.
A full clinical examination with 3D CBCT imaging and a review of your medical history. The scan gives us a detailed map of your jawbone so we can plan implant placement precisely before anything is done. We also talk through your goals and concerns at this appointment.
We build a personalised treatment plan and walk through it with you in detail. You'll know exactly what's being done, what it costs, and what to expect at each stage before anything starts.
Most patients choose to have implants placed under IV sedation for comfort. Any remaining teeth that need removing are taken out at the same appointment. In most suitable cases, a temporary set of teeth is fitted the same day. The number of implants placed, usually four to six, follows your dentist's analysis of your scans, at no change to your quoted price.
Over the following months, the implants fuse with the surrounding bone. We monitor progress through review appointments. Your temporary teeth let you eat and speak normally throughout this phase.
Once healing is complete, your final bridge is designed and fitted. We explain your material options, including the difference between acrylic and zirconia, at your consultation so you can make an informed decision.
Recovery from All on 4 is usually easier than people expect. Most Smile Concepts’ patients are back to their normal routine within a few days, while the implants fuse with the jawbone over the following three to six months. Here is what to expect at each stage.
Some swelling, mild bruising, and general tenderness in the days after surgery are all normal. These effects are temporary and usually start fading within the first week.
We’ll go through your aftercare plan with you in detail, covering:
During this period, the implants are fusing with the jawbone, and a softer diet is recommended to avoid putting unnecessary pressure on them while that happens. We’ll explain exactly what’s appropriate to eat at each stage of recovery.
All-on-4 is designed as a long-term solution, but it still needs ongoing care to stay that way.
To help maintain the health of your implants and the surrounding tissue, we recommend:
With proper care, many patients go on to enjoy their All-on-4 implants for years to come.
While dentures remain a suitable option for some people, they are removable and may become loose over time as the jawbone changes.
| Feature | All On 4 | Traditional Dentures |
|---|---|---|
Surgery Required |
Yes |
Usually No |
Fixed in place |
Yes |
No |
Cleaning |
Daily cleaning around and beneath the bridge; professional maintenance |
Removed daily for cleaning; periodic review or reline may be needed |
Stability when eating |
Higher |
May vary |
Denture adhesives required |
Usually not |
Often |
Supported by implants |
Yes |
No |
Designed as a fixed solution |
Yes |
No |
Treatment time |
Surgical and healing stages |
Usually shorter and non-surgical |
The most suitable option depends on your oral health, goals, and clinical assessment.
If you’ve been searching for All on 4 cost in Sydney, here’s the full picture. All on 4 dental implants cost between $18,000 and $32,000 per arch at Smile Concepts, quoted in two clear phases.
What drives your total dental implants cost is your materials, your anatomy and your choices, never the number of implants, because we don’t charge per implant.
Many patients ask about All on Four cost before committing to a consultation, which is why we’ve broken the full pricing structure down below.
| What Affects the Cost | What It Means for You |
|---|---|
Bridge material |
Zirconia is more durable and more natural-looking than acrylic but comes at a higher cost. We explain both options at your consultation. |
Number of arches being treated |
Treating the upper arch, lower arch, or both will change the total investment.Treating the upper arch, lower arch, or both will change the total investment. |
Extractions needed |
If you still have remaining teeth that need to be removed, this is factored into your quote. |
Sedation |
If you prefer to be sedated during the procedure, this adds to the overall cost but is available at our clinic. |
Complexity of your case |
Bone loss, previous implant history, or other clinical factors can affect the planning and surgical approach. |
Number of implants |
Whether your plan uses four, five or six implants, your quote stays the same |
After your consultation, we provide a full written quote with itemised costs. There are no surprise fees added later. What we quote is what you pay.
We believe you should know exactly what you’re paying for before treatment begins. That’s why your All on 4 treatment is presented in two clearly defined phases, giving you complete transparency and allowing your treatment to progress safely from surgery to your final smile.
Your first phase includes everything needed to restore your smile on the day of surgery (where clinically suitable), including:
Investment:
$10,000 per arch – Acrylic on Titanium
$14,000 per arch – Zirconia
Once your implants have healed and integrated with your jawbone, you’ll return for your custom-made permanent bridge. Together, we’ll help you choose the material that best suits your lifestyle, functional needs and aesthetic goals.
Your treatment plan is tailored to your individual needs, so some patients may require additional procedures before implant placement.
These may include:
If recommended, these treatments are quoted separately and discussed with you in detail before any decisions are made. You’ll receive a personalised written treatment plan outlining all costs, so there are no unexpected surprises.
For a full breakdown of your investment, including our two-phase pricing, our All on 4 payment plans and how eligible patients can use their super, see our [All on 4 cost page].
Your final fixed teeth come in two materials, and both are fitted in Phase two once your implants have healed. Unlike the temporary teeth you leave with after surgery, these are built for long-term wear. Here’s how acrylic on titanium and zirconia compare, so you can choose the option that suits your bite, your budget and your goals.
We walk you through both options at your consultation, with examples you can see and hold, so the decision fits your budget and priorities.
Possibly. If dental treatment is needed to relieve chronic pain or a condition affecting your quality of life, you may be eligible to apply to the ATO for early release of superannuation on compassionate grounds. It’s assessed case by case against strict criteria, requires supporting reports from two practitioners plus an itemised treatment plan, and is best considered only after other payment options. We recommend speaking with a licensed financial adviser before deciding.
We work with SuperCare to help patients through this process. Ask us about it at your consultation or learn more about SuperCare here.
Yes. We offer interest-free payment plans of up to 48 months (subject to eligibility, approval and the finance provider’s terms and conditions). Our team can discuss the available payment options during your consultation and include the most suitable finance solution in your personalised written treatment quote.
Bone loss after tooth loss is very common, and it doesn’t automatically rule out the All on 4 treatment concept. Because the rear implants are angled, they can reach denser, healthier bone that straight implants can’t access. Our 3D imaging shows us exactly what’s available before we make any recommendations. Some cases may require bone grafting.
All on 4 has a strong clinical track record, but it is a surgical procedure, and every patient should understand the risks before going ahead. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Overall health, blood supply, and following post-operative instructions all affect how well and how quickly implants integrate.
Nicotine reduces blood flow to bone and gum tissue, which interferes with healing. We discuss this honestly with smokers at the consultation.
Certain medications and conditions can affect healing, which is why we take a full history before proceeding.
The bridge and implants need regular professional cleaning. Skipping maintenance appointments increases the risk of complications over time.
In well-planned cases, it is uncommon, but patients should be aware that it can happen. If it does, we will discuss the options with you.
Choosing all on 4 procedure is a significant decision. Patients want experienced care, clear communication, and a treatment plan tailored to their needs.
Dr Manish Shah and Dr Kinnar Shah each bring over 25 years of experience with a strong focus on complex restorative and implant cases.
CBCT imaging is standard on every All on 4 procedure we do, giving us a detailed picture of your bone before anything happens, with guided surgical planning for greater precision.
Consultation, imaging, surgery, temporary teeth, final restoration and ongoing maintenance all happen here, with one team that knows your case the whole way through.
Significant bone loss, years of denture wear, multiple failing teeth. We see these regularly and plan properly for them.
If the procedure makes you anxious, sedation is available. You don't have to push through something that really stresses you out.
We work across leading systems including Neoss, DIO, Nobel Biocare and Straumann, among others, and accept revision cases from other clinics and overseas.
Our All on 4 payment plans are interest-free up to 48 months and up to $30,000 (eligibility applies), plus guidance on superannuation access for eligible patients.
Smile Concepts is an award-winning dental practice in Sydney, CBD, with 675+ Google reviews. Read what our patients say on Google.
These are real patients treated at Smile Concepts. Every case is different. Results depend on your individual circumstances, and all surgical procedures carry risks.
Warning: The before and after images shown are of real patients of our clinic. They are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent results all patients can expect. Individual results vary.
If you’re considering All on 4 dental implants (full arch) in Sydney, or exploring options for full arch dental implants Sydney wide, the first step is understanding your options.
Our team will assess your oral health, discuss your concerns, and explain the most appropriate treatment options for your individual circumstances, including a clear picture of your All on 4 dental implants cost before you commit to anything.
Whether you’re exploring alternatives to dentures or looking for a fixed solution for failing teeth, we’re here to help you make an informed decision with clear advice and personalised care.
At Smile Concepts, All on 4 is quoted in two phases. Phase one, which includes your implants and the fixed temporary teeth you leave with on the day of surgery (where suitable), is $18,000 per arch. Your final fixed teeth are $10,000 for acrylic or $14,000 for zirconia, so complete treatment ranges from $28,000 to $32,000 per arch. We don’t charge per implant, and you receive a written, itemised quote after your 3D scan.
The same-day teeth are designed for the healing period, not for long-term wear. They are made from a lighter material so we can adjust them while your gums settle, and your bite is refined, and they are not built to withstand years of full chewing force. Once your implants have healed, we fit your final fixed teeth in acrylic on titanium or zirconia, which are made to last. This is why every All on 4 plan at Smile Concepts includes both phases.
Eligible patients may be able to access their superannuation early on compassionate grounds to fund treatment, and we can refer you to SuperCare to manage the application with the ATO. Approval isn’t guaranteed. The ATO assesses each application against strict criteria, and you’ll need supporting reports from two practitioners. It’s best considered only after other payment options.
There is no difference in the treatment. Both give you a full arch of fixed teeth on dental implants. “All on 4” is the well-known name, while “All on X” means the number of implants (the “X”) is tailored to you, usually four to six. At Smile Concepts, we plan each case to your anatomy and don’t charge per implant.
This depends on the clinic and treatment plan. Costs may include consultations, imaging, implant placement, temporary teeth, final restorations, and follow-up care. We provide a detailed written treatment plan before treatment begins.
Dental implants and full-arch bridges are intended as long-term treatment, but no lifespan is guaranteed. Implants, components and bridge materials can require maintenance, repair or replacement. Longevity is influenced by oral hygiene, professional reviews, smoking, health, bite forces and other individual factors. We’ll show you exactly how to care for your new teeth.
Treatment timelines vary between patients. In suitable cases, temporary teeth may be provided shortly after surgery, while the final restoration is fitted after healing and implant integration are complete.
Most patients choose to have the procedure under sleep dentistry (IV sedation), so they’re completely relaxed. They typically report the discomfort afterwards is less than expected, and it’s well managed with prescribed pain relief and simple aftercare.
Many patients return to light activities within a few days. Full healing and integration of the implants with your jaw typically takes three to six months, during which you wear your fixed temporary teeth before your final bridge is fitted.
When immediate loading is suitable, yes. It depends on bone, implant stability, bite and health. If you’ve searched teeth in a day Sydney, here’s how it works at Smile Concepts: your implants and a fixed temporary bridge can be placed on the same day, so you leave with teeth. Your final bridge is fitted after your implants have healed and integrated with the bone, usually within three to six months.
Possibly, yes. Bone loss does not automatically rule you out. The rear implants in All on 4 are placed at an angle so they can reach denser, healthier bone that straight implants cannot, which is why many patients avoid grafting. Your 3D CBCT scan at Smile Concepts shows exactly how much bone you have before we recommend anything.
At Smile Concepts, phase one of your quote ($18,000 per arch) includes your consultation, 3D CBCT planning, any extractions, placement of four to six implants and your same-day fixed temporary teeth. Phase two covers your final fixed teeth in acrylic or zirconia. Sedation and bone grafting are quoted separately, and everything is confirmed in a written, itemised quote.
They solve the same problem in different ways. All on 4 gives you fixed teeth that stay in place, so there’s no daily removal, no adhesive and more stability when eating. Dentures remain a reasonable option for some patients. The right choice depends on your oral health, your bone and your goals, which is what your assessment confirms.
Often, yes, but smoking matters. Nicotine reduces blood flow to the bone and gums, which slows healing and raises the risk of implant failure. We assess smokers individually, discuss the risks honestly at consultation, and can talk through ways to reduce risk around the time of surgery.
You clean them much like natural teeth. Brush twice a day, clean under the bridge with the interdental brushes or water flosser we show you how to use, and keep up regular professional implant maintenance visits at Smile Concepts. Good daily hygiene is the single biggest factor in how long your All on 4 teeth last.
That’s one of the most common starting points for All on 4. During your assessment, we look at whether your remaining teeth can be saved or whether replacing the full arch is the more predictable long-term option. If extractions are needed, they’re done at the same appointment as your implant placement, and they’re included in your phase one fee.
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Dr. Manish Shah is a cosmetic dentist with a special interest in porcelain veneers, dental implants and Invisalign in Sydney.
All on 4 involves dental implant surgery. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. All on 4 may not be suitable for everyone, and suitability is confirmed only after a full clinical assessment and 3D imaging. Full treatment typically takes three to six months from implant placement to your final fixed bridge. Prices shown are starting-from prices, are current at the time of publication, and may change. Your final fee depends on your individual assessment, treatment requirements and material selections.
Your Smile Concepts dentists are registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA): Dr Manish Shah, AHPRA Reg DEN0001361239 (Dental) and MED0001361238 (Medical), and Dr Kinnar Shah, AHPRA Reg DEN0001309395.
Clinically reviewed by Dr Kinnar Shah, dentist, BDS (University of Glasgow), AHPRA registration DEN0001309395. Last reviewed: [INSERT DATE].
