The cost depends on several factors including the number of implants, the brand of implants, bone grafting if needed, and the type of denture, bridge, or prosthesis (acrylic, hybrid, zirconia) on top of the implants.

Since every patient’s case is unique, we cannot give you an estimate without seeing your x-rays or scans. What we can say is that All-on-6 is typically a bit more expensive than All-on-4 as it requires 2 additional implants.

We recommend you come in for a consultation, where we will discuss your treatment plan and provide you with a detailed written estimate which would not hide any costs.

The most common cause is improper oral hygiene, which leads to inflammation of the gums around the implant. This condition is known as peri-implantitis. Bacterial plaque accumulated on the implant not properly cared for will lead to a gradual resorption of the bone tissue around the implant, resulting in loosening of the implant. Smoking, untreated diabetes, grinding teeth at night without a night guard, and improperly placed implants with inadequate bone tissue are additional factors that can contribute to implant failure. That is why we always ask our patients to return for regular cleaning and monitoring to extend the useful life of their implants.