All-on-4 Dental Implants in Charlotte, NC

See Our Incredible Transformations

Take a look at this All-on-4 patient's results at our Charlotte practice.

• Before

  The implants are placed and become fused to the jaw.

• After

  A custom-made denture achieves a dazzling smile.

All-on-4 Cost and Financing

While the many important benefits of dental implants are no secret, some candidates may hesitate to seriously consider treatment due to the cost. Although every patient's unique needs dictate how much treatment will cost, it is generally more affordable than restoring your smile with traditional implants because:

• It requires fewer implants
• It usually requires only one surgery
• It can allow you to undergo placement without preliminary dental bone grafting

• Third-Party Financing

  While some insurance plans will pay for parts of the treatment, All-on-4 implants are rarely completely covered. However, you can reduce your initial out-of-pocket expenses with affordable financing plans through CareCredit and Citi Health Card financing.

• Credit Cards

  Our Charlotte practice also accepts payment plans through third-party lenders. If your own line of credit is more economical or accessible than other financing options, then you are welcome to use your own line of credit.

Estimate Your Cost

Because you have unique dental needs and no two treatments are exactly alike, the best way to get an idea of how much you can expect to pay for All-on-4 is to meet with our dentists during a private consultation. Your dentist will perform a detailed examination of your bite to determine your candidacy for treatment, and listen as you explain what you hope to achieve. Together, you can decide whether All-on-4 is the best way to rehabilitate your smile, and you can receive an estimated cost of treatment based on this conversation.

Don't continue suffering with an incomplete smile.

4 Implants Are All You Need

If you are missing most or all of your natural teeth on either arch, this treatment can completely restore your bite with a denture that will stay firmly in place at all times thanks to four strategically placed dental implants.

All-on-4 can be especially beneficial to those who would otherwise need a bone graft before receiving an implant-supported denture but desire a faster and more cost-effective solution.

We Use Cutting-Edge Technology 
for Superior Results

At Advanced Dentistry of Blakeney, serving Charlotte, Ballantyne, and nearby areas, we use advanced dental technology to ensure the most successful implant results possible.

For example, Dr. Pinnix and Dr. Betancourt can utilize our CAD/CAM system to take digital impressions and create 3D images of your smile. These images allow for more precise planning and conservative treatment. We can also take digital X-rays to accurately visualize the supporting structures of your smile while designing your implant treatment plan. 

• Complete Tooth Loss

  Our doctors will always try to save any remaining teeth if possible. However, there are cases in which removing and replacing all the teeth on a dental arch is the best option to restore your health.

• Jawbone Atrophy

  This method is especially helpful for patients who have experienced tissue loss in their jaw – a natural side effect of missing teeth. This technique can help you avoid the need for a bone grafting procedure.

• Otherwise Good Oral Health

  Certain oral health issues, such as gum disease, can interfere with the success of your implants. Our Charlotte dentists can recommend additional dental treatments to restore candidacy.

• When Another Option Fits Better

  All-on-4 implants are specifically designed to replace an entire upper or lower arch of teeth. We do not recommend this type of dental implant for patients missing a single tooth or those who have retained the majority of their natural teeth. If you have less extensive tooth loss, an implant-supported crown or bridge may be a more effective solution than a full arch denture. When you arrive at our practice for your consultation, we will help you determine if traditional implants or All-on-4 implants are better for you.