What Is All-on-6? A Plain-English Guide for UK Patients
A clear, jargon-free explanation of what All-on-6 dental implants are, how the procedure works, and who is typically a suitable candidate.
UK Patient Guide · All-on-6 Specialists
A specialist guide for UK adults comparing All-on-6 costs, treatment pathways, and clinics in the UK and abroad. Anonymous. Free. No obligation.
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The Basics
All-on-6 is a fixed dental implant technique that replaces an entire arch of teeth — upper, lower, or both — using six titanium implants anchored into the jawbone. Unlike removable dentures, the resulting prosthesis is permanently fixed: you cannot take it in or out. It functions, feels, and looks like natural teeth.
A full arch of missing, damaged or failing teeth. All-on-6 is typically recommended when multiple teeth are lost or when remaining teeth cannot be saved and must be extracted.
Six titanium implants are surgically placed into the jawbone. A temporary full-arch bridge is usually fitted the same day. After osseointegration (3–6 months), a permanent prosthesis is attached.
Adults with multiple missing teeth, full edentulism, or failing teeth who want a permanent fixed solution rather than removable dentures. A CT scan assessment determines individual suitability.
Understanding Costs
The cost of All-on-6 varies significantly depending on where you have it done, which implant brand is used, and what the quote actually includes. In the UK, private All-on-6 treatment typically costs between £12,000 and £22,000 per arch — sometimes more, depending on whether bone grafting or extractions are needed beforehand.
NHS provision is almost non-existent for this type of treatment, as it is classified as elective rather than clinically necessary in most cases.
Many UK adults are exploring treatment in Turkey or Hungary, where the same procedure — using identical premium implant systems from brands like Nobel Biocare and Straumann — can cost 60–75% less. The saving on a full-mouth (both arches) case can exceed £20,000.
However, cost is only one part of the picture. Treatment abroad requires two trips, a reliable aftercare plan once home, and confidence that the clinic you select has the clinical standards and communication quality to support you properly throughout. Our quote service connects you with verified clinics — anonymously — so you can compare options without committing to anything.
£12,000–£22,000 per arch
Includes treatment, materials, prosthesis. Extractions, bone grafting, and follow-up may be additional.
£3,000–£6,500 per arch
Premium implant brands available. Two trips typically required. Travel and accommodation additional.
£4,000–£8,000 per arch
Popular EU destination with high clinical standards. Easier travel from UK. Costs vary by implant brand and prosthesis material.
These are typical ranges — your specific case may vary. Get a personalised quote to understand what your treatment would actually cost.
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Where to Have Treatment
Turkey is the most popular destination for UK adults seeking affordable All-on-6 treatment. Clinics in Istanbul and Antalya offer premium implant brands at a fraction of UK costs.
Hungary has been a dental tourism destination for UK patients for decades. Budapest clinics offer high clinical standards with EU regulatory oversight.
UK private clinics offer All-on-6 treatment without the need to travel abroad. Useful for patients who prioritise local access and ongoing aftercare from the treating dentist.
Treatment Comparison
Both All-on-4 and All-on-6 use implants to support a full-arch fixed prosthesis. The key difference is the number of implants: four in All-on-4, six in All-on-6.
All-on-6 provides a wider distribution of loading across the arch, which may suit patients with more available bone or those wanting additional stability in the posterior (back) areas. All-on-4 uses angled implants to maximise bone contact in patients with reduced bone volume, making it suitable for cases where bone grafting would otherwise be needed.
Neither is universally "better" — the right choice depends on your bone volume, jaw anatomy, and what your dentist finds during a CT scan assessment.
Read the full comparison →The Process
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Patient Guides
A clear, jargon-free explanation of what All-on-6 dental implants are, how the procedure works, and who is typically a suitable candidate.
A detailed breakdown of what All-on-6 costs in the UK — what is and is not included, why prices vary, and how to compare two quotes on equal terms.
The clinical assessment for All-on-6 involves a CT scan, bone volume check, and full medical review. Here is what to expect and what affects suitability.
What to confirm, prepare and arrange before travelling for All-on-6 treatment. A practical checklist covering documentation, logistics and aftercare.
Common Questions
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