All on 4 in Mexico

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What is an All on 4 in Mexico?

The All on 4 procedure provides patients with a full set of teeth using just four dental implants in the jaw. This innovative technique is designed to restore smiles in a way that is safe, affordable, and easy to maintain. At SOTA Dental, we specialize in delivering expert All on 4 treatments to help patients regain confidence in their smiles.

This procedure was created by Professor Paulo Malo and the dental implant brand, Nobel Biocare. By strategically placing four dental implants you can achieve a beautiful smile, proper chewing, and proper nutrition. It is easy to see why this revolutionary procedure quickly took over the market.
This pocedure is also known as the All on x. The x stands for the number of implants, which could be 4, 5, 6, or even 8 implants.

Dr. Nestor and Dr. Diego, dentist in Los Algodones at SOTA Dental Mexico, look at the camera with an older male patient. The patient is holding a laptop computer displaying his teeth before his All on 4 surgery. Everyone is smiling.
Dr. Nestor & Dr. Diego with a SOTA Dental patient

The amount of implants required depends on the structure and health of the patient’s bone within their jaw. Different denture materials have different weights, therefore the material used is also a factor to consider.

An older male patient at SOTA Dental Mexico showing his teeth before and after an All on 4 surgery in Mexico. He had no teeth, and now he has beautiful white teeth.
Actual SOTA Dental patient
A middle-aged male patient from SOTA Dental Mexico showing his teeth before & after an All on 4 surgery. His teeth were damaged before and now he has a big white smile.
Actual SOTA Dental patient

The Parts of an All on 4

• Implants: Implants are little titanium screws that are placed in your jawbone. There are commonly 4 implants in this procedure. They are the anchor points for the denture.

• Abutments: Abutments are small metal connectors that are placed between the implants and the denture. 

• Temporary Denture: A temporary denture is a custom-made prosthesis that patients use while their implants heal and osseointegration happens. The dentist will replace this denture in the final visit with the final prosthesis.

• Final Denture: The final denture is made to perfectly fit your mouth and match your bite. The dentist will place this denture at the end of the treatment. It can last a lifetime with proper care.

• Implants: Implants are little titanium screws that are placed in your jawbone. There are commonly 4 implants in this procedure. They are the anchor points for the denture.

A transparent front view of a mouth. 4 dental implants can be seen through the transparent gums.

• Abutments: Abutments are small metal connectors that are placed between the implants and the denture. 

Illustration of gums showing translucent placement of the abutments of All on 4 dental implants for a perfect smile restoration in Mexico.

• Temporary Denture: A temporary denture is a custom-made prosthesis that patients use while their implants heal and osseointegration happens. The dentist will replace this denture in the final visit with the final prosthesis.

Illustration of gums showing translucent placement of All on 4 dental implants for a perfect smile restoration in Mexico.

• Final Denture: The final denture is made to perfectly fit your mouth and match your bite. The dentist will place this denture at the end of the treatment. It can last a lifetime with proper care.

A transparent side view of a mouth. 4 dental implants can be seen through the transparent gums. A full arch of teeth is about to be connected to the abutments above the implants.

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Illustration of gums showing translucent placement of All on 4 dental implants for a perfect smile restoration in Mexico.
Illustration of gums showing translucent placement of the abutments of All on 4 dental implants for a perfect smile restoration in Mexico.
Illustration of gums showing translucent placement of All on 4 dental implants for a perfect smile restoration in Mexico.
A transparent side view of a mouth. 4 dental implants can be seen through the transparent gums.
A transparent side view of a mouth. 4 dental implants can be seen through the transparent gums. A full arch of teeth is about to be connected to the abutments above the implants.

If you like to stay up-to-date on dentistry advancements,  click here to read the latest news.

What are the advantages of an All on 4 procedure?

Dr. Diego and Dr. Nestor from SOTA Dental, are talking to a patient about the All on 4 treatment in Mexico.
Dr. Nestor & Dr. Diego discuss options with a SOTA Dental patient

Currently, a full-mouth restoration can only be done in a few ways. When a patient is missing most of their teeth or perhaps all of them, the All on 4 could be an option.

Before the existence of the All on 4 procedure, dentists would use multiple implants and bridges throughout a patient’s mouth to achieve the same result. With an All on 4, strategically placing implants across your mouth avoids doing an implant for every single missing tooth.

It is created from one solid piece and requires fewer implants, which leads to reduced costs, improved healing time, better bite stability, fewer complications, and certain health benefits.

All patients are different and all dentists have different opinions. That is why you should always check with your dentist what is the best option for you.

Check out our before and after photo gallery to see our patients who had this life-changing procedure.

Am I a candidate for
the All on 4?

In order to be a candidate for the All on 4, you need to be a good candidate for dental implants. Most people that are missing teeth are good candidates.

However, there are a couple of absolute contraindications to keep in mind.
For example, people that have recently suffered a heart attack should avoid getting this surgery.
Also, people that have:

  • Uncontrolled diabetes
  • Bleeding issues
  • Biphosphonates therapy
  • Radiotherapies for cancer treatment
Dr. Olga from SOTA Dental, is explaining the All on 4 treatment to a patient in Mexico.
Dr. Olga reviewing a CT Scan with a SOTA Dental patient

Having an All on 4 is a big decision. It requires removing all of your teeth. (top or bottom arch). This is why most dentists try to save as many natural teeth as possible. Even if you wanted to have this procedure done on yourself, it is best to let your dentist decide if you are a candidate for the All on 4 or not.

All on 4 doctors are working on a patient in Mexico.
SOTA Dental Doctors are performing an All on 4 consultation

How is the All on 4 procedure
done in Mexico?

The patient is undergoing a CT Scan for a dental implant treatment in Mexico,
The doctor is at the PC reviewing the information of an All on 4 patient in Mexico.

The All on 4 procedure is a surgical oral rehabilitation, hence, it will take a couple of visits to the dentist. The whole procedure might last anywhere from 4 to 12 months depending on the case’s complexity. The result is a new life with a beautiful smile.

In the initial visit,our doctors will examine the patient’s mouth. They will look at their medical records and take the necessary x-rays and/or CBCT scans. The purpose of this is to have enough information to determine if the patient is a good candidate for the procedure. The doctor will also consider their medical conditions that might require extra steps in the process.

If our doctors find you to be a good candidate for the All on X and you opt to continue with the treatment, then the surgery takes place. Our doctors will first take measurements and impressions of the patient’s mouth.

Next, the patient will be sedated and the remaining teeth removed. The dentist will then cut incisions to expose the jawbone and drill holes with a pilot drill.

The implants will then be placed. In the All on 4 procedure, most of the time the doctors will place the implants in the frontal area at a 90° angle, and the ones in the back area at 45°. This serves two purposes, it gives more stability to
the denture as well as prevents damaging

SOTA Dental doctors are performing an All on 4 surgery in Mexico.
SOTA Dental Doctors are performing an All on 4 surgery

the nerve that is in the back of the jawbone. The doctor will close the incisions once the implants are in the right position. At this point, a temporary denture will be provided for day-to-day use.

What is a Temporary Denture?

Temporary dentures come in 2 types, fixed or removable. Fixed temporary dentures (or same-day teeth) are provided when all implants have good torque in the bone. Removable ones sit on top of the implants in order to ensure the integrity of the implant. The doctor will decide what is best for any patient, but patients usually prefer fixed teeth because it feels more like their natural teeth.

After the surgery, the patient will need to take extra care of their mouth for a couple of months. They must wait until the osseointegration is complete and their body has accepted the implants. The osseointegration phase can take anywhere from 3 to 6 months.

If you have a genuine interest in learning more about osseointegration, we invite you to click here for further information.

The All on 4 patient is talking with the SOTA Dental doctor in Mexico about the All on 4 procedure.
Dr. Alma with a SOTA Dental patient

Once the patient’s mouth has healed, a second visit will be required to take new measurements and impressions of the mouth. After this, the final denture will be created using the material that you and your doctor chose. Sometimes a third visit is required to test the final prosthesis.

How long is the
All on 4 process in Mexico?

The All on 4 process is different for every person. Treatment times depend on a lot of factors, such as the quality of the patient’s bone, their general health or pre-existing conditions, how well the body accepts the implants, the complexity of the case, etc. You can expect to visit your dentist at least two times.

The healing process can take anywhere between 3 to 6 months depending on everything mentioned above. Take into consideration that extra steps like bone grafts of sinus lifts will make this entire process longer.

We have a great video with Dr. Nestor talking about this procedure. Please watch the video below for an in-depth explanation.

How much does an
All on 4 in Mexico cost?

When you begin to look for information about the cost of an All on 4, you will find that prices are all over the place.

Here is a list of things that could influence the price of an All on 4 in Mexico:

  • Implant brand & material
  • Prosthesis brand & material
  • Surgical fees
  • Anesthesia
  • Extra procedures
  • X-rays and scans
  • Medications
Different types of dental implants that doctors use in Mexico for All on 4 treatments.

In the United States, you can expect to pay an average of $25,000 – $40,000 USD per arch. That means nearly $50,000 – $80,000 USD for a full-mouth restoration!. These outrageous costs are why so many people look for All on 4 procedures outside of the United States.

If you look for dental implants or All on 4s in Mexico, you can save up to 60% of the total cost of your treatment compared to the United States. If you want more information about the prices of dental implants in Mexico, please check our special offers and prices page here.

Is the All on 4 a
permanent solution?

The patient smiles in two photos before and after All on 4 treatment in Mexico.
Actual SOTA Dental patient
The patient smiles in two photos before and after All on 4 treatment in Mexico.
Actual SOTA Dental patient
The patient smiles in two photos before and after All on 4 treatment in Mexico.
Actual SOTA Dental patient

A properly done All on 4 can last a very long time with proper care. Brushing, rinsing, cleaning, and general care are important habits for an All on 4 patient. Furthermore, implant longevity depends on several other factors like:

• Oral habits – How do you take care of your teeth? Do you follow the oral health guidelines like flossing? Please feel free to explore this link for further information on oral health.

• Implant brands – Implants brand manufacturers use different materials which determine the longevity of the product. Some of the best brands in the world are: Straumann – Nobel Biocare – Zimmer Biomet Dental

• Implant placement – Is the area around the implant placement healthy? 

• General health – Are you someone who is sick all the time? Do you take care of your health?

• Lifestyle – Do you smoke a lot? Do you drink a lot? Do you play any extreme sports? 

• Teeth Usage – Do you eat tough foods often?

Always ask your dentist how to take the best care of your prosthesis.

An All on 4 denture.
An All on 4 denture.
An All on 4 denture.
An All on 4 denture.
An All on 4 denture.
An All on 4 denture.

What material options do I have for an All on 4 in Mexico?

There are many different types of materials on the market. Different doctors work with different brands and materials. It is a good idea to ask your dentist for their top choice regarding brands and inquire more about it. At SOTA Dental we use 4 primary materials:

Acrylic – $

  • Pros: Easily repairable, affordable, and upgradable.
  • Cons: Not as aesthetic or durable as other options, picks up odors if not treated with proper care.


PMMA
– $$

  • Pros: This material is milled from a single block, making it more consistent and resistant than acrylic.
  • Cons: More expensive than acrylic.



Zirconia
– $$$

  • Pros: One of the strongest and hardest materials on the market. More durable than acrylic and PMMA. Highly aesthetic.
  • Cons: Very heavy. More expensive. Could require more implants.


Nano Ceramic
– $$$

  • Pros: Highly aesthetic. High translucency. Good flexibility. Lightweight. Easily repairable. Similar to natural teeth.
  • Cons: More expensive. Not all doctors offer this material.

If you decide to go with one of the cheaper options, you can always upgrade your prosthesis in the future. It is just a matter of taking your denture out, scanning it, and milling the new one. All of our materials are FDA-approved

If you want to know more about the materials we use, please watch the video below.

Does an All on 4
procedure hurt?

Many people have the misconception that this procedure is very painful. The procedure is painless because our doctors use strong local anesthesia or general anesthesia. You will not feel any pain because you will be sedated or highly numbed in your gums. You may however start to feel discomfort and pain once the numbness disappears. 

The doctors are taking photos of an All on 4 patient in Mexico.
Dr. Diego taking pictures of a SOTA Dental patient

Even though the All on 4 procedure is considered to be safe, it is still a surgery that will generate temporal trauma to your gums and bone. Take into consideration that the recovery time will vary from patient to patient. 

Always discuss with your doctor how to take proper care of your prosthesis to avoid future complications.

Our professional team is here to help guide you through the entire process.

What will happen if my All on 4 prosthesis breaks?

Although a well-made prosthesis rarely breaks, it can happen. To prevent this from happening the patient needs to be careful with what they are eating. Wearing a nightguard is also important.

The dentist, in the office, can fix simple fractures of materials like acrylic or nano-ceramic, however, zirconia is more complex to repair.

Los Algodones doctors smiling with All on 4 patients,
Dr. Nestor & Dr. Diego taking pictures with a SOTA Dental patient

Consult with your dentist to find the best solution for you.
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A cartoon of all the SOTA Dental dentists. There are 11 characters heads artistically drawn.

How to get an All on 4 in Mexico with SOTA Dental?

At SOTA Dental, we specialize in the All on 4. We perform this procedure more than any other. We are glad to have been able to help so many people by improving their smiles. Of all the things our team has accomplished over the years, giving people their smiles back has fulfilled us the most. Visit our Before & After photo gallery to see our patients’ beautiful smiles.

If you want to take a look at our prices and specials, click here. Visit our article, “How much do dental implants cost”, if you want to understand our prices in comparison with the United States and Canada.

To get started with SOTA Dental, please fill out our Patient Form. By doing this, our doctors will review your case and send you a personalized treatment plan.

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2024 Mexico Price List

We update our price list monthly. Request this information by submitting your email address below. It will be sent to you immediately.

Updates related to accommodations and free stays for All-on-4 patients is done via text message or WhatsApp only. Request it below (optional).

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Instructions for Taking a Smile Photo for a Smile Design

To help us create the best possible digital smile design, please follow these steps to capture your smile correctly. These guidelines will ensure the photo is accurate and can be used to design your smile effectively.

What You’ll Need

  • A smartphone or digital camera with a good-quality camera
  • Good lighting (natural daylight or bright indoor lighting)
  • A plain, neutral background (preferably a light-colored wall)

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Prepare Your Smile

  • Brush your teeth to ensure they are clean and free from any debris.
  • Relax your face, and smile naturally, showing your teeth.

2. Position Yourself

  • Stand or sit in front of a plain, neutral background. A light-colored wall works best to avoid distractions.
  • Make sure you are facing directly toward the camera. The camera should be at eye level to avoid any angle distortion.

3. Lighting

  • Use bright, even lighting to avoid shadows. Natural daylight is ideal, so standing near a window during the day is recommended.
  • If using indoor lighting, make sure the light source is in front of you (not behind or above), so your smile is well-lit and no shadows fall on your face.

4. Camera Positioning

  • Hold the camera (or have someone else take the photo) directly in front of your face, about 2-3 feet away.
  • Keep the camera at eye level, parallel to the ground.
  • Make sure the entire mouth area is in focus, with no part of the smile cropped out.

5. Check the Photo

  • Make sure the image is sharp and in focus. Blurry photos or those with poor lighting may not be usable.
  • Ensure your entire smile is visible, with no parts of the lips or teeth cut off.

6. Submit the Photos

Once the photos are taken, press submit. You will be notified via email when your smile simulator images are uploaded. Please wait 24-48 business hours.

Your Smile Design Images

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Personalized Dental Treatment Quote For:

We’ve generated an estimated price range for your treatment at our SOTA Dental offices in Mexico.
This estimate includes four possible locations so you can choose the one perfect for you

Location

Estimated Price

Cancun

Los Algodones

Playa del Carmen

Tijuana

Important Information About Your Quote

  • This is a rough estimate based on the answers you provided in the form. It includes the treatment price as well as additional procedures you selected in your questionnaire. A precise quote can only be determined after an in-depth consultation with our dental specialists.
  • View and download our current price list via your Patient Portal.
  • Our locations offer seasonal deals & specials. Please check SOTADENTAL.COM for current prices.
  • It’s important to consider travel costs when determining the best location for you.

About SOTA Dental

SOTA Dental is a trusted leader in dental implant procedures with state-of-the-art clinics in Cancun, Los Algodones, Tijuana, and Playa del Carmen. Thousands of patients from the USA and Canada trust us for life-changing dental treatments at affordable prices.

Current Specials

Dental
Implant + Crown

Available at all locations

$1,399

Includes:
Surgical implant placement
Neo-dent or similar brand implant.
E-Max Milled Crown

* Straumann upgrade available

All-on-4
+ Hybrid Prosthesis

Available IN TIJUANA ONLY

$8,499

Includes:
Single arch
Extractions
4 Implants
Temporary Healing Denture
Hybrid Final Prosthesis
2cc Bone-graft
Same-day $5,999
Everything Included.

* All-on-6 upgrade options
* Straumann upgrade available
* Hotel discount options available

All-on-4 + USA MADE NanoCeramic™ Prosthesis

Available at all locations

$10,499

Includes:
Single arch
Extractions
4 Implants
Temporary Healing Denture
Lab Milled Final Prosthesis
US warranty & after-service
2cc Bone-graft
Same-day $5,499

* USA Made NanoCeramic™ brands
* All-on-6 upgrade options
* Straumann upgrade available
* Free accommodation included

Dental
Veneer Special

Available at all locations

$449

Includes:
Pay $449 per veneer when you do a smile makeover with our veneer specialists. Applied when multiple veneers are being designed.

* Perfect for patients receiving a Hollywood Smile or full mouth makeovers

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