All-on-X is the generic name for the procedures through which an entire arch of teeth is rebuilt on a fixed number of implants: four for All-on-4, six for All-on-6. Instead of replacing each tooth with its own implant, the doctor fixes a complete prosthetic work on implants strategically inserted into the bone. The guide below explains in plain language what the treatment involves, who it suits and how much it costs.
What All-on-4 and All-on-6 mean
With All-on-4, the arch rests on four implants: two vertical in the front area and two tilted in the back, positioned to avoid the areas with reduced bone volume. With All-on-6, six implants are evenly distributed across the arch, an option recommended when bone volume allows it or when the final work needs additional support.
In both cases, the result is a fixed set of teeth: the work does not come out at night, uses no adhesive and is maintained through daily hygiene and periodic check-ups, like natural teeth.
How the treatment unfolds, stage by stage
- Consultation and planning: clinical evaluation, CT investigation and a treatment plan with the total cost in writing;
- The procedure: the necessary extractions and the implant placement, under local or general anaesthesia, depending on the case;
- The fixed provisional work: fitted in the period immediately after the procedure, when implant stability allows it;
- Osseointegration: 4 to 6 months in which the implants bond with the bone, with scheduled check-ups;
- The final work: made of zirconia, ceramic or combined materials, fitted at the end of the healing period.
All-on-4 or All-on-6: how the choice is made
The decision is made after the initial consultation and the CT investigation, when the doctor evaluates the bone volume, bone quality and each patient's anatomy. As a general rule, All-on-4 solves cases with limited bone without additional grafting, while All-on-6 gives the work extra support where the bone allows six implants. We also detailed the comparison in the article All-on-6 or individual implants for each tooth.
Who the treatment suits
All-on-X is designed for patients who have lost most of the teeth on an arch, wear a removable denture they no longer get along with, or have teeth compromised by gum disease or advanced decay. Controlled chronic conditions, such as diabetes or hypertension, do not automatically rule out the treatment: we wrote about this in the guide on dental implants for patients with chronic conditions. Confirmation always comes after the CT evaluation.
How much All-on-4 and All-on-6 cost in Cluj-Napoca
At Dental Chic, the packages include the fixed provisional work, the multiunit abutments, the extractions and the peri-implant grafting needed: All-on-4 from the package with Neodent implants, 15,000 lei per arch, up to the Straumann option, 22,000 lei; All-on-6 between 18,000 lei (Neodent) and 30,000 lei (Straumann). The final zirconia work is fitted after osseointegration and costs between 12,500 and 20,000 lei per arch. All the details, patient transformations and the booking form are on the fixed teeth on implants in Cluj-Napoca page.
Frequently asked questions about All-on-X
Will I be left without teeth during the treatment?
No. The fixed provisional work is fitted in the period immediately after the procedure, when implant stability allows it, and until the final work you function normally: you speak, smile and eat, with the precautions recommended by the doctor.
How long does a fixed set of teeth on implants last?
Well-cared-for implants can last decades, and the prosthetic work has its own lifespan. We dedicated a separate guide to the subject: how long fixed teeth on implants last.
What is the first step?
A consultation with a CT investigation, after which you receive the treatment plan and the total cost in writing. Bookings are made on the fixed teeth page or at +40 743 444 333.
