Cost and finance
All-on-4 Cost UK: How Much Does Full Arch Implant Treatment Cost?
This page is for anyone weighing up the cost of All-on-4 full arch dental implants in the UK. It explains the typical price per arch, what the fee includes, why quotes vary, how the long-term cost compares with dentures, and how monthly finance works. The core takeaway: All-on-4 is a single per-arch investment, and an accurate figure only comes after a scan and assessment.
Clinically reviewed by Dr Ibraheem Ijaz, Principal Dentist · GDC 301711 · 500+ implants placed · Last reviewed August 2026
Medical disclaimer: This page is for general information only. It does not replace an examination or treatment by a dentist.
How much does All-on-4 cost in the UK?
All-on-4 typically costs from around £8,000 to £18,000 per arch in the UK, with roughly £12,000 a common figure.
All-on-4 is a full arch technique that replaces a whole upper or lower set of teeth on four implants, so that figure is a full arch implant price for a complete set rather than for individual teeth. The wide spread reflects real differences between clinics rather than a single "correct" price. Practices in Yorkshire and the Midlands often sit toward the lower end, while London and Harley Street clinics sit well above the national average and can exceed £18,000, because of higher premises and lab costs. At Deepcar Dental Care, All-on-4 starts from around £8,000 per jaw, which places it at the accessible end of the UK range for a treatment planned, placed and restored by one clinician in-house. The figure most clinics quote is a per-arch package, so replacing both the upper and lower teeth is a separate decision with its own cost. Because every mouth is different, no clinic can give an accurate All-on-4 price without a scan first, which is why a written, itemised quote after assessment matters more than a headline number. You can see the full cost breakdown for dental implants in the UK across every treatment type, and current practice pricing is listed on our fees page.
What an All-on-4 price includes
An All-on-4 per-arch price bundles the whole pathway: the implants, the temporary bridge, the final bridge, and the planning that surrounds them.
A complete quote should cover the four titanium implant fixtures, the abutments (the connectors between each implant and the bridge), a same-day temporary (provisional) bridge, and the definitive final bridge fitted after healing. The material of that final bridge is one of the biggest variables: an acrylic bridge over a titanium bar sits at the lower end, while a full zirconia bridge costs more and is priced accordingly. Diagnostic imaging is part of the picture too, since a CBCT scan (a 3D dental X-ray used to plan implant positions safely) is needed before surgery, and sedation is usually an optional add-on for anxious patients rather than a standard inclusion. When patients say All-on-4 feels expensive, it usually helps to see what the figure represents: medical-grade components, and the accountability of one clinician for planning, placing and restoring the case. Where a practice delivers the whole pathway in-house, there are fewer separate sites and no surgical hand-off, which supports continuity and can help keep costs contained. When you compare two All-on-4 quotes, check whether each already includes the CBCT scan, the consultation, sedation, and the final bridge material, because a lower headline figure sometimes leaves these out. This page covers cost only. If you want the clinical detail of the treatment itself, read how the All-on-4 procedure replaces a full arch on four implants.
Why All-on-4 prices vary across the UK
Four things move the price of All-on-4: location, bridge material, the number of implants, and case complexity.
Region is the single largest driver, with London routinely higher, commonly cited as roughly 20 to 30 percent above regional averages, for the same standard of regulated care. Materials come next, as zirconia bridges cost more than acrylic. The number of implants matters where a case calls for All-on-6 (the same concept using six implants instead of four): six implants involve more fixtures and often more surgical time, so All-on-6 generally costs more than All-on-4, and the right choice depends on your bone and bite rather than budget alone. Finally, complexity raises the cost when extractions, bone work, or sedation are needed. None of these makes a higher All-on-4 price automatically better, because clinical standards are set by the same GDC and CQC rules everywhere in the UK.
Every case is priced individually. Get yours in writing.
All-on-4 abroad compared with the UK
All-on-4 treatment abroad advertises lower headline prices, but the real comparison has to include travel, follow-up, and aftercare.
Clinics in Turkey and Hungary often quote a fraction of UK prices for full arch treatment, which is why some patients consider travelling. A fair comparison budgets for two trips, flights and accommodation, and the practical difficulty of arranging aftercare or adjustments once you are home. Regulators, including the General Dental Council, caution patients to be wary of pressure selling and of any clinic promising permanent teeth in one visit without first examining a scan. All-on-4 abroad can suit some people, but the saving is smaller once the full journey is costed, and continuity of care is harder to guarantee.
The 10-year cost of All-on-4 compared with dentures
Over ten years, the cost picture for All-on-4 can shift in its favour for many patients, because dentures carry repeat costs that a fixed implant bridge does not. Many patients start by asking how much All-on-4 costs and end up asking a better question: how long it lasts, and what it saves them over the years that follow.
All-on-4 is a larger upfront investment than dentures, but it is a fixed, non-removable solution, whereas dentures are typically relined or remade over time and never fully stop the bone loss that follows tooth loss. Evidence suggests full arch implant treatment is durable in the long term: one longitudinal study of 245 patients reported implant success of around 94.8 percent at up to ten years in the lower jaw, and a fixed bridge of this kind is designed to last for many years with maintenance. The visible bridge itself may also need renewal over a longer horizon, and routine hygiene and reviews are an ongoing cost, so the ten-year figure is a genuine total rather than a one-off. For a like-for-like view, the 20-year cost comparison between implants and dentures sets this out in full. Deepcar Dental Care has more than 500 Google reviews, and full arch outcomes are documented with patients' consent.
Every case is priced individually. Get yours in writing.
Spreading the cost of All-on-4: monthly finance
Yes, All-on-4 can be paid monthly, which turns a single large figure into a manageable plan.
Most patients spread the cost of All-on-4 rather than paying in full upfront. Interest-free options over shorter terms and longer repayment plans over several years are both available, subject to status. The monthly figure depends on the amount financed, the length of the plan, and whether you choose an interest-free or a longer term. Finance is arranged at your consultation alongside the written quote, so the monthly cost is confirmed before you commit. You can read more about spreading the cost of dental implants with monthly payments on our finance page.
Is All-on-4 the right investment for you?
All-on-4 suits patients who are losing or have lost most or all teeth in an arch and want a fixed alternative to dentures.
It is not a treatment for a single missing tooth, and suitability depends on your bone, gum health, and general health, which is why a CBCT scan and clinical examination come before any firm All-on-4 price. Some medical and lifestyle factors can reduce suitability or mean treatment is planned differently, and these are assessed individually at consultation rather than decided from a price page. The purpose of the assessment is to confirm whether All-on-4 is the right direction for your situation, and to give you a plan you can take home.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Is All-on-4 available on the NHS?
No, All-on-4 is not routinely funded by the NHS. Provision is limited to exceptional clinical cases, such as after oral cancer, major trauma, or certain congenital conditions, and is arranged through hospital services. For the vast majority of patients, full arch implant treatment is accessed privately.
Does the All-on-4 price cover one jaw or both?
Most clinics quote All-on-4 per arch, meaning one upper or one lower set of teeth. Treating both jaws is a separate decision and costs more, though some practices offer a combined figure. Always check whether a quote you are comparing is per arch or for the full mouth.
Why is one clinic's All-on-4 so much cheaper than another's?
Price differences come from location, bridge material, the number of implants, and what the quote actually includes. A lower figure sometimes excludes the scan, sedation, or the final bridge. Compare itemised, written quotes rather than headline numbers to see what you are really paying for.
Will a UK dentist fix problems with implants placed abroad?
Not always. Many UK practices are cautious about taking on implant work they did not place, because they cannot verify the components or the planning used abroad. Arranging corrections at home can be difficult, which is a real cost to weigh against the lower headline price of treatment overseas.
Is All-on-4 covered by any guarantee?
This varies by practice. Some clinics offer a warranty on the implants or the bridge, though the terms differ widely, so ask exactly what is covered and for how long before you commit. Routine hygiene and reviews remain your responsibility regardless of any guarantee.
Do I need a deposit or credit check for All-on-4 finance?
Usually yes. Finance applications typically involve a credit check, and some plans ask for a deposit while others do not, depending on the term. Your eligibility and any deposit are confirmed when your treatment plan is prepared, so the exact terms are clear before you commit.
Ready when you are
Next step
If this page has given you a clearer picture of the cost, the next step is a consultation with Dr Ibraheem Ijaz, including a clinical assessment and CBCT-based planning, so we can confirm whether All-on-4 is suitable and give you a written, itemised price.