The ultimate guide to All on 4 in Mexico

Last fact-checked: 15 August 2022

Looking for a more stable, comfortable way to replace missing or failing teeth than dentures? Then consider the All-on-4® treatment concept in Mexico, with our specialist providers able to produce natural-looking results for up to 70% less than you would pay back home. 

This full-arch rehabilitation technique is provided exclusively by Nobel Biocare®. 

Understand what this treatment entails and find reputable specialists across Mexico with Dental Departures. 

What Is the All-on-4® Treatment Concept?

To understand how this concept works, it’s important to know how dental implants work. An implant is essentially an artificial tooth root, normally made from titanium, which is surgically embedded into the jawbone with a dental prosthetic (such as a crown or bridge) fixed on top.

The All-on-4® treatment concept involves the placement of only four implants into each jaw, with the rear two placed at near-45-degree angles. An immediate loading denture is attached before being replaced with a permanent fixed bridge around six months later. 

The treatment was pioneered by Dr. Paulo Malo from Lisbon, Portugal and is now a common technique throughout the world. This treatment is great for edentulous (toothless) patients who lost their teeth due to gum disease, injury and other reasons, as well as those who have failing teeth. 

In order to maintain your teeth with implants, you need to keep up with your daily oral hygiene–brush, floss, and rinse with mouthwash. 

What Are the Advantages of This Treatment?

The All-on-4® treatment concept provides many benefits, such as improving patients' quality of life, shortening treatment time, and saving money in the long run.

Patients are satisfied with this treatment (95%) because the treatment improves their speech, helps them in chewing their food easily, and allows them to smile confidently without worrying about their teeth.

It may also eliminate the need for bone graft surgery in patients who have suffered bone loss or deterioration. 

Learn more about what the All-on-4® treatment concept involves here. 

How Will I Know If This Treatment Is Right for Me?

Your dentist in Mexico will determine if the treatment is best for you. A comprehensive examination will be taken to check your suitability for the treatment. This involves diagnostic tests like cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) and a review of your dental and medical status. 

Upon confirmation, a treatment plan is prepared after a discussion with you about the process.

What Is the Cost? How Much Can I Save?

Cost of the All-on-4® treatment concept  in Mexico is around USD $10,055 (CAD $13,088.00; AUD $13,418.00; NZD $14,123.00; UK £7,766; EUROS 8,000) compared to USD $26,000 (CAD $34,000; AUD $34,000; NZD $37,000; UK £22,000; EUROS 23,000)

What Can You Say About the Quality of Clinics in Mexico?

The breath-taking views in Mexico provide a relaxing environment for patients undergoing and recovering from complext dental work. Our listed facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that provides effective, efficient, and convenient treatment.

Many specialist dentists in Mexico are likely to be members of respected organizations like the American Dental Association and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists.

At Dental Departures we know how important it is for patients to know they have selected trustworthy professionals, so we do background checks on dentist qualifications, professional memberships and collect authenticated patient reviews. You can find them on our website under each individual clinic listing.

Take a look at some of our popular clinics in Mexico:

• Sani Dental Group, Algodones
• Dr Dalia Dental Care, Tijuana
• Supreme Dental Clinic, Algodones
• Dental Clinic Cancun, Cancun
• RamLanz Dental, Mexicali

Visiting Mexico as a Dental Tourist

Mexico is one of the world’s most visited countries ranked by the United Nations World Tourism Organization.

The breath-taking beach resorts, UNESCO sites, high biodiversity, and rich culture attract tourists around the globe. Visit popular seaside resorts, like Cancun Puerto Vallarta and Cabo San Lucas; see historic cities and World Heritage sites in Campeche, Morelos, and Mexico City; check-out the Butterfly Biosphere Reserve and other wildlife parks with their impressive variety of plant and animal species.

For those traveling by road from the States, popular Mexican border destinations include Los Algodones, Tijuana and Mexicali. 

How Do I Get Started?

Search for a dental clinic in Mexico for your dental restoration by using our quality-checked listings.

See below for ways you can book, or if you prefer, please feel free to get in touch with our Customer Care Team if you’d like to know more about the All-on-4® treatment concept in Mexico. We're available seven days a week, any time of the day or night.

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