The services included in an advertised discounted All-on-4 price vary significantly from one clinic to another. A complete package may include the consultation, three-dimensional imaging, treatment planning, extractions, four or more implants, multi-unit abutments, anesthesia, a fixed temporary bridge, laboratory work, and the final permanent restoration. A limited package may include only implant placement and temporary teeth, with the final bridge billed separately.
Patients should request a line-by-line explanation of the offer before making a deposit. Important questions include whether the price is per arch, whether the prosthesis is removable or fixed, which implant system will be used, and whether the final teeth are acrylic, nanoceramic, or zirconia. The quote should also state whether bone grafting, sinus treatment, sedation, medications, surgical guides, hotel transportation, and postoperative visits are included.
Timing can affect what the advertisement covers. Many full-arch cases begin with implant placement and a temporary fixed bridge, followed by a healing period and a second visit for the final restoration. An advertisement may describe only the first phase. Patients should confirm the total amount due across every phase, the number of required trips, and whether adjustments or remakes of the final bridge carry additional charges.
SOTA Dental’s Clinical Excellence Program provides qualified patients with subsidized full-arch treatment supported by advanced education for licensed dentists. Some accepted cases may receive a premium zirconia arch for approximately $8,000 and save up to $3,000 per arch. The exact treatment plan still depends on the patient’s clinical needs, so applicants should obtain a personalized written breakdown of inclusions. Program information is available at https://sotadental.com/patients-clinical-excellence-program.
