Full Mouth Dental Implants Cost: All-on-X (Teeth in a Day) in Greater Phoenix

Last updated 2026-11-05

The cost of full mouth dental implants starts with the plan for each arch. This guide covers All-on-X, which replaces a full arch with a fixed set of teeth held by four to six implants. Implant-supported overdentures are another full-arch option; see dental implants. Your surgeon builds the plan from your imaging, so your estimate fits your case.

The table above lists the main factors. The sections below explain each one in turn.

Implant count is one of the factors Tänder lists for All-on-X pricing. Your surgeon plans the number and position of your implants, and places them in your jawbone, angled where needed to make the most of the bone you have. The plan comes from your imaging, so the count is decided for your case.

Your surgeon walks through that plan with you at the free consultation, after reviewing your imaging.

Bone structure shapes the plan. If you have bone loss, your surgeon may add a bone graft or a sinus lift to the plan. Whether either is needed changes the final price, according to Tänder's pricing notes. Your surgeon decides after reviewing your imaging, not before.

Tänder also offers bone grafts and sinus lifts as separate services. Some dental plans may cover bone grafting, and coverage varies by plan.

Extractions are part of the estimate because teeth that can't be saved are removed during the same appointment as the implant surgery. Tänder's pricing notes list extractions needed as one of the factors. The number of teeth to remove depends on your mouth, so your surgeon confirms it after reviewing your imaging.

Patients who are unsure how many teeth need to come out can bring that question to the consultation.

Prosthetic design and sedation are both on Tänder's list of price factors. The prosthetic is the fixed set of replacement teeth. Tänder's in-house lab technicians make it during surgery. Your surgeon plans your sedation along with your implants, and surgery is done under sedation or anesthesia.

After healing, your surgeon may upgrade you to a final prosthetic. Ask at your consultation how your estimate treats that step.

Tänder gives one estimated range for All-on-X and does not publish separate prices for All-on-4 and All-on-6. Implant count is one factor in where a case falls in that range. Your surgeon confirms the plan and the price at your free consultation, after reviewing your imaging.

Tänder answers a search for the price of All-on-4 implants with a range, because the plan is built from your imaging.

Same day dental implants at Tänder are the All-on-X procedure, also called teeth in a day. Tänder gives one estimate per arch, shown at the top of this page. In-house lab technicians make the teeth during surgery, so most qualifying patients leave with teeth the same day.

Whether you qualify depends on your case. Our guide to teeth in a day walks through the process step by step. You can also read about All-on-X dental implants for candidacy and what the procedure involves.

Traditional dental plans may give limited implant coverage, and coverage varies by plan. Some plans may cover extractions or bone grafting. Tänder works with financing partners CareCredit and Sunbit; ask for current plans at your consultation. Check your own plan for details.

Bring your plan details to the consultation. The practice can talk through financing options with you there.

Your exact price comes from a free, no-obligation consultation. Treatment takes place either at your own dentist's office or at one of Tänder's established partner offices. A board-certified oral surgeon reviews your imaging and confirms the price. Call (623) 352-3201 or book online.

To see what the procedure involves, read about TanderTeeth All-on-X and teeth in a day. More plain-language answers are in the patient guides.

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