All-on-4 replaces a full arch of failing teeth with a fixed, natural-looking bridge supported by four implants. You walk in with a problem you have managed for years and leave with teeth that stay in.
This is life-changing surgery, and it deserves surgical-suite standards. Your procedure is done under anesthesia managed by our staff MD anesthesiologist, with Dr. Johnson focused entirely on placement and immediate results.
Every All-on-4 case begins with honest planning. If you are a better candidate for a different approach, we will tell you. When All-on-4 is right, few procedures change a life faster.
Preparing for this procedure? After-surgery instructions
01 · Teeth in a day
Leave with a fixed provisional bridge the same day as surgery.
02 · No more dentures
Fixed teeth that never come out at night and never slip.
03 · Honest candidacy
A straight answer about whether this is truly your best option.
Honest answers
What patients ask about all-on-4
How much does All-on-4 cost?
All-on-4 is a significant investment that varies with the state of your bone, the material of your final bridge, and anesthesia. We give every candidate a written, all-inclusive quote after imaging, verify benefits first, and will tell you plainly if a less expensive path serves you better.
All-on-4 or dentures?
A denture sits on the gums, comes out at night, and loses its fit as bone shrinks. All-on-4 is fixed to implants: it stays in, you bite normally, and the implants preserve the bone. Patients who have lived with both almost never go back. The trade-off is cost and a surgical day, which is why candidacy and finances are covered honestly at the consultation.
What is the recovery like?
You leave surgery with a fixed provisional bridge the same day. The first week looks like any oral surgery recovery: swelling that peaks around day two or three, soft foods, and rest. Most patients are back to normal routines within a week or two, on a soft-food diet while the implants integrate over the following months, then the final bridge is placed.