Medically reviewed by Dr. Timur Mozner, DDS - General Dentistry | 20+ Years Experience | Last Updated: September 2026
All-on-6 dental implants at Creative Dental of Syosset cost $30,000 to $40,000 per arch. A full upper-and-lower reconstruction runs roughly double. Where you land inside that range comes down to your bone volume, whether the upper jaw needs a sinus lift, and the bridge material you choose. Before any work begins, you receive a written, itemized treatment plan that spells out exactly what your fee includes.
Below is what a full-arch quote typically bundles, the specific factors that move it, how All-on-6 compares with All-on-4 and the "3-on-6" option you may have seen advertised, and how PPO insurance and CareCredit financing lower what you pay out of pocket.
What a Full-Arch Quote Typically Bundles, and What Can Be Billed Separately
Full-arch pricing is usually quoted as one number because it bundles several procedures that would otherwise be billed line by line. Across the field, a per-arch full-arch quote commonly includes:
- The implants that anchor the arch
- The same-day temporary fixed bridge you leave with on surgery day
- The permanent bridge delivered after the implants heal
- The planning and follow-up visits across the three-to-four-month treatment timeline
What varies from one quote to the next is whether items like tooth extractions, bone grafting, a sinus lift, 3D cone-beam (CBCT) imaging, or deeper sedation are folded into the number or charged separately. That is why two "per-arch" prices are rarely comparing the same thing.
At Creative Dental of Syosset, you receive a written, itemized treatment plan before any work begins. Your plan lists every component so you can see exactly what your fee covers and what, if anything, falls outside it, so there are no billing surprises later.
Five Factors That Move Your All-on-6 Price Up or Down
Two people can both need one arch replaced and still receive different quotes. These are the variables that explain the gap:
- Bone volume. If years without teeth have shrunk the ridge, grafting may be needed before implants can hold. Bone grafting only works in certain situations, so it is assessed case by case at consultation, not promised in advance.
- Sinus lift on the upper arch. Upper-jaw cases sometimes need the sinus floor raised to make room for implants. When it is required, a sinus lift typically adds cost.
- Bridge material. A full-zirconia bridge sits at the upper end of the range. A less costly material lowers the price but trades away some strength and translucency.
- How many teeth still need removing. A mouth with several failing teeth involves more extraction and surgical time than one already edentulous, and whether those extractions sit inside the quote or are billed separately is spelled out in your treatment plan.
- Anesthesia and sedation options. Treatment is done under local anesthesia, with nitrous oxide available for anxious patients.
All-on-6 vs All-on-4 vs "3-on-6": What Each Term Means and What It Costs
The marketing names blur together, so here is the plain version:
- All-on-4 uses four implants to support one fixed bridge across the arch. Fewer implants can mean a lower fee and, for some patients, a way to avoid grafting.
- All-on-6 uses six implants to support one fixed bridge. The two extra implants spread bite force across more anchor points, which is why many clinicians favor six for patients with adequate bone. More implants and more surgical time push the fee above a comparable All-on-4.
- "3-on-6" refers to three shorter bridge segments carried on six implants in one arch, a term some practices use for their particular restorative design. An All-on-6 restores the full arch as one continuous fixed zirconia bridge across all six implants, which is the approach Creative Dental of Syosset uses.
If you are only missing one or a few teeth rather than a whole arch, full-arch treatment is not your starting point. See our dental implants overview for single-tooth and multi-tooth options, which are priced far lower.
Full-Arch Treatment Has Two Phases: Surgical Placement, Then Your Fixed Teeth
Every full-arch case moves through two phases. First is the surgical phase, when the six implants are placed in the jaw. Second is the restorative phase, when the teeth that attach to those implants are planned, fabricated, and fitted: the same-day temporary bridge on surgery day, then the permanent zirconia bridge once the implants have integrated. At Creative Dental of Syosset, Dr. Mozner plans your case and stays your restoring dentist from the first consultation through final delivery and long-term maintenance, so one person is accountable for how your teeth look, fit, and function.
When you compare quotes elsewhere, ask each office for a written treatment plan that lists the full cost before any work begins. A single per-arch number tells you very little until you can see the components behind it.
Why the Zirconia Bridge Sits at the Top of the Range
The bridge is the part you see and chew with, and the material choice is the single biggest lever on price after the implants themselves. Dr. Mozner uses zirconia, chosen for strength and a natural look. Zirconia resists chipping and wear better than acrylic and holds its appearance for years, which is why it costs more. The bridge is fabricated by an external dental laboratory from a digital scan taken with our Dexis intraoral scanner, so there are no uncomfortable putty molds.
Same-Day Temporary Teeth Are Included, So You Never Leave Without a Smile
You do not go home toothless. On surgery day, after the implants are placed, a temporary fixed bridge is attached the same day. As Dr. Mozner explains it, the patient walks out with teeth that let them eat right away, never spends the healing months without a smile, and gets tissue that heals properly around a bridge built that day, with less pain along the way. Proper chewing supports overall health along with a restored smile. The permanent zirconia bridge replaces the temporary one after the implants fuse with the bone over three to four months.
How PPO Insurance and CareCredit Financing Lower Your Out-of-Pocket Cost
Full-arch treatment is a real investment, and most plans treat it that way. What tends to be true:
- PPO dental insurance. Creative Dental of Syosset accepts major PPO plans. Many PPO plans apply your annual maximum toward the extraction and bridge components even when the implant portion itself is classified as not covered. Our front desk verifies your specific benefits before treatment starts.
- HMO plans. The practice does not accept HMO dental plans.
- Medicare. Original Medicare does not cover full-arch implants. Some Medicare Advantage plans include limited dental benefits.
- CareCredit financing. CareCredit lets you spread the total across monthly payments, with promotional terms that vary by plan and approval. It is the main financing option we point patients toward.
Confirm what your plan pays before you commit. You can review which PPO plans we accept or ask the front desk to run your benefits.
Are You a Candidate for All-on-6? Bone Volume Is the Deciding Factor
Most adults missing all or nearly all teeth in one arch can be candidates, but candidacy is confirmed clinically, not assumed. At consultation, Dr. Mozner reviews your full medical history and takes a CBCT scan to measure bone density and map the nerves and sinus. You are more likely to be a strong candidate if you have adequate jawbone or are open to grafting where it is viable, have healthy gums or are willing to treat gum disease first, and are in reasonably good general health. Smoking is the strongest modifiable risk factor for implant failure, so a cessation plan is part of the conversation. If bone loss is severe, grafting is not always possible, and Dr. Mozner will tell you plainly whether it is an option for you.
How Long All-on-6 Implants Last, and What Threatens Them
Implants are a long-term restoration, though no honest dentist promises "forever." Published long-term data puts implant survival in healthy, non-smoking patients around 90 to 95 percent at ten years, according to peer-reviewed survival studies. The zirconia bridge on top is a separate component and may eventually need refurbishment while the implants stay in place.
The biggest threat to that longevity is smoking. Analyses of long-term outcomes show smokers face roughly double the failure rate of non-smokers and a markedly higher risk of peri-implantitis, the implant equivalent of gum disease. Daily home care with a water flosser and regular hygiene visits protect your investment. Dr. Mozner's own framing is cautious: how long implants last depends heavily on smoking and other medical conditions, and results vary from patient to patient.
Frequently Asked Questions About All-on-6 Cost
How much do All-on-6 dental implants cost?
All-on-6 costs $30,000 to $40,000 per arch at Creative Dental of Syosset. A full upper-and-lower reconstruction runs roughly double. Final pricing depends on bone volume, sinus-lift needs, and bridge material, and your written treatment plan lists exactly what the fee includes.
Why is All-on-6 more expensive than All-on-4?
All-on-6 uses two more implants per arch than All-on-4, which adds implant cost and surgical time. The extra anchors spread bite force across more points, which is why many clinicians prefer six implants for patients with adequate bone.
Does insurance cover All-on-6 implants?
Many PPO plans apply your annual maximum toward the extraction and bridge components even when the implant placement itself is not covered. The practice accepts major PPO plans, does not accept HMO plans, and offers CareCredit financing. The front desk verifies your specific benefits before treatment.
Who handles the All-on-6 procedure at Creative Dental of Syosset?
Full-arch treatment runs in two phases: the surgical placement of the six implants, then the restorative work. Dr. Mozner plans your case and serves as your restoring dentist through the same-day temporary bridge, the permanent zirconia bridge, and your follow-up care, so one dentist stays accountable for the result from consultation to final delivery.
Does the All-on-6 procedure hurt?
It is done under local anesthesia with nitrous oxide available for anxious patients. Placement uses an atraumatic technique that minimizes tissue manipulation and significantly reduces post-operative discomfort. Most patients compare day-one discomfort to a tooth extraction, managed with over-the-counter pain relief.
What is the zirconia bridge, and why does it cost more?
The zirconia bridge is the fixed set of teeth attached to your implants. Zirconia is stronger and holds its appearance longer than acrylic, which places it at the upper end of the price range. It is custom-made by a dental lab from a digital scan of your bite.
Get a Written All-on-6 Price for Your Case
The only way to know your exact cost is a consultation, because it depends on your bone, your bite, and how many teeth need to come out. Your visit includes a CBCT scan, a candidacy evaluation, and a written, itemized plan with every cost listed before any work begins. Book your full-arch consultation online or call Creative Dental of Syosset at (516) 921-3290. We are at 34 S Oyster Bay Rd, Syosset, NY 11791, serving Syosset, Oyster Bay, Plainview, and the wider Long Island North Shore.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please schedule a consultation with our team to discuss your individual needs.