Full-arch zirconia implant teeth (All-on-4®-style)
A complete fixed arch of teeth supported by a small number of implants.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Broneil Ishaya, DDS (CA license #105491) · Oct 2026 · Written by the Turlock Dental Studio team
Quick answer: Full-arch implant teeth replace all the teeth in an upper or lower arch with a fixed bridge attached to several implants, often four or more. The teeth are not removed by the patient. A temporary arch is often worn during healing, followed by a final zirconia arch. It involves more extensive surgery and planning.

What is it and how does it work?
For people missing all or nearly all teeth in an arch, or whose remaining teeth are failing, a full set of teeth can be fixed to several implants, often four or more. The teeth are not removed by the patient. A temporary arch is often worn while the implants heal, followed by a final zirconia prosthesis.
What should I know before choosing it?
- This is more extensive surgery and may involve extractions and grafting.
- Careful planning with 3D imaging is important.
- Daily cleaning and regular professional maintenance are required.
All-on-4® is a registered trademark of Nobel Biocare, used here only to describe a type of treatment. Turlock Dental Studio is not affiliated with Nobel Biocare.
How much does it cost?
Your cost depends on your treatment plan. You get an itemized estimate after your exam, before any treatment.
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Key facts
- Replaces a full upper or lower arch of teeth
- Supported by several implants, often four or more
- Fixed in place; not removed by the patient
- A temporary arch is often worn while healing
- Requires daily cleaning and professional maintenance
Is full-arch the same as All-on-4®?
All-on-4® is a trademarked technique from Nobel Biocare. We use the term only to describe full-arch treatment on a small number of implants; the number of implants you need depends on your exam.
Whether this treatment is right for you can only be decided after an exam. Every case differs, and results vary.
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