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Fixed Teeth Options Around $25K
All-on-X and All-on-Implants may help suitable patients replace failing, loose or missing teeth with a fixed full-arch solution. Start with a free consultation, CBCT scan and personalised treatment plan with clear cost guidance before treatment begins.
When dentures, loose teeth or failing teeth are holding you back
If you are hiding your smile, avoiding certain foods, worrying about loose dentures or dealing with teeth that keep breaking down, All-on-Implants may be worth exploring.
Full-arch implant treatment is designed for bigger dental problems. Instead of replacing each tooth one by one, a full arch of teeth is supported by a carefully planned set of dental implants.
The number of implants used does not usually change the cost by itself. The plan is based on the full treatment pathway, including your bone, gums, bite, health, current teeth, temporary teeth, final teeth and what you want to achieve.
All-on-X may be considered when a full smile needs rebuilding
This option is usually considered for larger dental problems. A consultation helps confirm whether it is suitable, or whether another path would be safer, more conservative or more predictable.
Failing teeth
When many teeth are loose, badly broken, heavily restored or affected by gum disease, full-arch planning may be discussed.
Multiple missing teeth
If several teeth are missing across one arch, a fixed implant bridge may be more suitable than multiple separate replacements.
Denture frustration
Some patients want an alternative to removable dentures because they struggle with movement, chewing, speech or confidence.
Eating comfortably
Loose teeth or dentures can make chewing difficult. Full-arch implant planning may help suitable patients improve function.
Self-conscious smiling
Patients often ask about All-on-X when they feel embarrassed by missing, loose or visibly failing teeth.
Not sure yet?
You do not need to know whether All-on-X is right before you book. The free consultation is there to work that out safely.
What is included in your first step?
Your first appointment is about clarity. Before treatment is recommended, we need to understand your teeth, gums, bone, bite and overall health.
- 30 minutes with a senior dentist
- CBCT scan and oral health check
- Review of loose, missing or failing teeth
- Discussion around All-on-4 and All-on-X options
- Personalised treatment plan
- Clear cost and payment pathway discussion
- Suitability for IV sedation where appropriate
Suitability depends on clinical assessment. Not every patient is a candidate for All-on-X, and some cases may need gum treatment, extractions or staged care first.
All-on-X is different from traditional dentures
Traditional dentures are removable. All-on-X is designed to support a fixed full-arch bridge on dental implants. That difference can change comfort, function and confidence for suitable patients.
How the All-on-Implants process works
Full-arch implant treatment is planned in stages. This helps reduce surprises and gives you a clearer understanding of cost, timing and recovery before treatment begins.
Consultation
We assess your teeth, gums, bite, medical history and goals. You can ask questions and talk through what has been bothering you.
3D planning
CBCT imaging helps us assess bone and plan implant positions. This step is important for safety, suitability and long-term planning.
Implant placement
If suitable, implants are placed according to the plan. Sedation options may be discussed for suitable anxious or complex cases.
Follow-up care
After treatment, reviews and regular maintenance help protect your implants, gums and final result.
All-on-X is planned around a clear fixed cost
Fixed full-arch implant treatment is a significant investment. For suitable cases, we aim to provide a clear planned cost upfront so you understand what is included before treatment begins.
Many suitable full-arch cases are planned at around $25K per arch. This is not based simply on the number of implants. The final plan can only be confirmed after consultation, CBCT imaging and clinical assessment.
The aim is to reduce surprises by agreeing on the treatment pathway and inclusions upfront. Extra costs may apply if the plan changes, if clinical conditions change, or if temporary or final teeth are damaged through trauma, eating hard foods, not following care instructions or other events outside the agreed plan. Full terms and care instructions should be reviewed before treatment begins. Payment plans and treatment staging may be discussed. For eligible major dental treatment, superannuation support may also apply under compassionate release criteria. Cosmetic-only treatment is generally not eligible, and approval is assessed externally.
What the fixed plan considers
- One arch or both arches
- Temporary and final teeth design
- Tooth removal or bone requirements
- IV sedation suitability
- Material choices and lab stages
- Follow-up and maintenance needs
- Care instructions, risks and treatment terms
Why CBCT planning matters
A CBCT scan gives a three-dimensional view of your jaw, bone and surrounding structures. This helps the dentist assess bone density, implant position options and whether extra steps may be needed before treatment.
If you are comparing treatment pathways, you may also find our guide on dental implant safety helpful.
Sedation support where suitable
If dental anxiety, gag reflex or treatment complexity has held you back, IV sedation may be discussed. Suitability depends on your health, medical history and the treatment plan.
For broader complex cases, your dentist may also discuss full mouth rehabilitation planning.
Full-arch implant planning with modern technology and local trust
All-on-X treatment needs careful planning. Patients choose Dentists In Annerley for clear guidance, modern imaging, sedation support where suitable and a calm patient journey.
Helpful answers before your full-arch consult
These guides support the All-on-Implants page and answer the questions patients often search before booking.
Are dental implants safe?
Learn how suitability, planning, medical history and maintenance affect dental implant safety.
Are dental implants painful?
Understand what to expect during treatment, after placement and throughout recovery.
How long do implants last?
See how maintenance, oral hygiene and risk factors affect long-term implant success.
Dental implant recovery time
Learn what healing may involve and why recovery timelines vary between patients.
How long does surgery take?
Understand what affects appointment length, from single implants to more complex treatment.
Implant cost in Brisbane
Compare cost factors for single implants, multiple implants and full-arch implant treatment.
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Full-arch implant consultations in Annerley
Dentists In Annerley is located at 470 Ipswich Road, Annerley QLD 4103. We see patients from Annerley and nearby Brisbane Southside suburbs for implants, All-on-X, full-mouth rehabilitation and complex dental planning.
470 Ipswich Rd, Annerley
Phone: 07 2111 5189
Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm
Saturday: 9am to 3pm
Sunday: Emergency by appointment only
Nearby suburbs we serve
We commonly see implant patients from surrounding Brisbane Southside suburbs.
If you are comparing implants, dentures or full-mouth rehabilitation, book a consultation and we will help you understand your options.
Questions before booking
What are All-on-X dental implants?
All-on-X is a full-arch implant treatment option where a fixed bridge of teeth is supported by a planned number of dental implants. It is often considered for patients with failing teeth, multiple missing teeth or denture problems.
Is All-on-X the same as All-on-4?
All-on-4 usually refers to a full arch supported by four implants. All-on-X is a broader term because implant number can vary depending on bone, bite and treatment planning. The cost is usually based on the full treatment pathway, not simply the number of implants.
Am I suitable for All-on-Implants?
Suitability depends on your oral health, bone volume, gum condition, bite, medical history and goals. A consultation and CBCT scan help confirm whether All-on-X is suitable or whether another treatment would be better.
Can I get fixed teeth on the same day?
In suitable cases, a provisional fixed bridge may be fitted as part of the treatment sequence. This is not guaranteed for every patient. The decision depends on clinical assessment, implant stability and treatment complexity.
Can All-on-X be used for upper and lower jaws?
Yes, All-on-X may be planned for the upper jaw, lower jaw or both jaws depending on your clinical situation. Some patients only need one arch treated, while others need a full-mouth plan.
What if I have worn dentures for years?
Long-term denture wearers may still be suitable, but bone volume and gum health need to be assessed carefully. A CBCT scan helps show whether implants are possible and whether extra planning is needed.
How does bone density affect suitability?
Dental implants need enough stable bone for support. If bone density or volume is limited, the plan may need to be modified. Some patients may need staged treatment or other options.
How much do All-on-Implants cost?
Many suitable full-arch cases are planned at around $25K per arch. The aim is to provide a clear fixed cost upfront so there are fewer surprises later. Extra costs may apply if the plan changes, clinical conditions change, or temporary or final teeth are damaged through trauma, eating hard foods or not following care instructions.
Can I use superannuation for All-on-X treatment?
Superannuation may be available for eligible major dental treatment under compassionate release criteria. Cosmetic-only treatment is generally not eligible, and approval is assessed externally. We can explain the process during your consultation.
Is IV sedation available for All-on-X?
IV sedation may be available for suitable patients, especially those who feel anxious or need complex treatment. Suitability is assessed before treatment and depends on your health and clinical needs.
What maintenance is required after All-on-Implants?
Full-arch implant teeth still need regular cleaning, reviews and professional maintenance. Good home care and routine dental visits help protect the implants, gums and bridge over time.
Where is Dentists In Annerley located?
Dentists In Annerley is located at 470 Ipswich Road, Annerley QLD 4103. We see implant patients from Annerley, Yeronga, Moorooka, Fairfield, Tarragindi, Greenslopes, Woolloongabba, Coorparoo, West End and nearby Brisbane Southside suburbs.
Ready to explore fixed full-arch teeth?
Start with a free consultation, CBCT scan and clear discussion about suitability, cost and timing. No pressure, just a proper plan.