All on 6 implants cost, without the sales pitch.
What a full fixed bridge on six implants really costs per arch abroad and at home, why six implants can cost more than four, and how to compare two quotes fairly. We never name a clinic.
UK about £14,000 to £24,000
more support than four
often a second trip
What does it really cost?
All on 6 abroad at popular hubs such as Turkey commonly runs from about $4,000 to $7,000 per arch, with Hungary often $5,000 to $8,000, against roughly £14,000 to £24,000 per arch privately in the United Kingdom. In the United States it is usually $24,000 to $38,000 per arch.
Ranges are indicative, reviewed November 2025, and the unit is one arch. All on 6 generally sits above All on 4 because of the two extra implants, and the bridge material still moves the figure a lot. They are not a quote.
The price, by destination.
The honest unit is one arch on six implants with a stated bridge material. Compare an acrylic quote with another acrylic quote, and a zirconia quote with another zirconia one, on the same number of implants.
Indicative ranges, reviewed 22 June 2026, drawn from published cost guides. Not a quote and not a promise of a result. Currency, the implant brand, and the bridge material vary, so always confirm in writing.
Sources include published UK, US, Hungary, and Turkey cost guides. Confirm the bridge material, the implant brand, and the currency you are billed in.
Why two quotes differ.
A headline number means little until you know what sits behind it. These are the things that move the price up or down, and the ones worth questioning when a quote looks too good.
Cheaper, but why.
Most of the saving abroad is structural, not a sign of worse care. Wages, rent, and lab fees for a clinic in Turkey or Hungary are lower than in the United Kingdom or the United States, a favourable exchange rate stretches your money further, and high local volume drives package prices down.
Because All on 6 is a large case, the saving per arch can be substantial. The danger at the very cheap end is a quote that quietly assumes basic acrylic, a budget implant brand, or leaves extractions and the final bridge out of the headline. Cheaper should never mean six implants placed where four would have been safer, or the reverse.
When cheaper is not better.
Price is one line in a longer sum. Read this before a low quote makes the decision for you.
Match the case, not just the price. Compare All on 6 with All on 6, the same bridge material, the same brand, and the same number of arches. Whether you need six implants should come from an assessment, not a sale.
Add the second trip. A temporary bridge often goes in first and the final one comes months later, so plan for a return visit. For a full mouth case the saving can still be large once travel is counted.
When abroad is a poor idea. If a fit or bite problem appears after the final bridge, sorting it from another country is hard, and a local dentist may be reluctant to adjust another clinic's full arch work, especially an unfamiliar system. Make sure you can return if needed.
Five things to confirm in writing.
Why six and not four
Ask why six implants are advised for your case. It should rest on your bone and bite, not on a fixed package or a higher price.
The bridge material
Confirm whether the final bridge is acrylic or zirconia. This is a major price driver and a common gap between quotes.
Extractions and bone work
Ask whether removing remaining teeth and any bone shaping are included. These are common with a full arch and can change the total.
Trips and the timeline
Confirm whether a temporary bridge is fitted first and when the final one is placed. Plan the second visit and count its travel.
Guarantee and follow up
Ask what the guarantee covers, for how long, and how a fit or bite problem is handled once you are home. Get it in writing.
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The things everyone asks.
Why is All on 6 cheaper abroad?
Mostly lower labour, lab, and facility costs, a favourable exchange rate, and high local volume, not lower quality by default. Because it is a large case, the saving per arch can be substantial, but check what the price includes.
Is All on 6 better than All on 4?
Neither is better in every case. Six implants can give more support where the bone and bite call for it, four can be enough in others. The right number is a clinical decision, not an upsell.
Is the price per arch or for the whole mouth?
Quotes are usually per arch. A full mouth is two arches, so a single arch figure roughly doubles for upper and lower. Always confirm which the price covers.
What is usually left out of the headline price?
Extractions, bone work, the final zirconia upgrade, the second arch, the second trip, and the guarantee terms. Ask for a written, itemised quote stating the material and the brand.
Where to go next.
All on 4 cost
Guide liveThe four implant version, how it is priced, and where it differs from six.
Dental treatment safety
Guide liveHow to judge a dental clinic abroad, what to ask, and the safety points that matter most.
Compare safely
On this pageThe five points to confirm in writing before a low quote makes the decision for you.
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