Full Mouth Dental Implants in Houston
Full mouth dental implants replace an entire arch, or both, with a fixed set of teeth anchored to just four to six implants. At Omega Dental Specialists in Midtown Houston, full-arch treatment starts at $27,000 per arch, planned in 3D and completed by our oral surgeons and restorative dentist under one roof.
Book a consultationWhat full mouth implants are
Full mouth dental implants, often called All-on-4 or full-arch implants, replace all the teeth in an arch with a fixed bridge secured onto four to six titanium implants. Unlike a traditional denture that sits on the gums and comes out, this is a fixed set of teeth that stays in your mouth and functions like natural teeth. It is the most complete solution for someone who has lost most or all of their teeth, or who is facing that. Because the whole arch is carried on a few strategically placed implants rather than one implant per tooth, it is far more affordable and less invasive than replacing every tooth individually, while still preserving the jawbone the way individual implants do.
What it costs at Omega
Full-arch treatment at Omega starts at $27,000 per arch. That covers the surgical placement of the implants by an oral surgeon and the fixed teeth designed and fitted by our restorative dentist, all planned with CBCT 3D imaging. If you are replacing both arches, we quote the full plan in writing at your consultation, and financing through Cherry, Affirm, and Sunbit spreads it into monthly payments. An implant-supported denture that snaps on and off is a lower-cost alternative at $12,500 if a fully fixed arch is not the right fit. For two fixed arches, full-mouth treatment starts at $54,000, and the table below puts each option beside its Houston range.
| Treatment | Houston range (2026) | Our fee |
|---|---|---|
| All-on-4 or All-on-6 fixed full arch, per arch | Acrylic-hybrid tier $12,999–$30,000 · zirconia tier $25,000–$40,000+ | $27,000 |
| Both arches (full mouth) | $25,000–$80,000 | $54,000 |
| Implant-supported (snap-on) denture, per arch | $8,500–$25,000 | $12,500 |
| 3D CBCT scan at your consultation | $250–$500 if billed separately | Free |
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Surgeon and restorative dentist under one roof
Full mouth implants are two disciplines working together: the oral surgeon who places the implants and the restorative dentist who designs the teeth that go on them. At many practices these are two different offices in two different parts of town, which means handoffs, repeated scans, and no single person owning the result. At Omega both specialists work in the same Midtown Houston office looking at the same 3D plan, so the surgery and the final teeth are designed as one treatment. The surgeons here are Dr. Jonathan Rosenstein, DDS — board certified, a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery — and Dr. Edmund Watkins, DDS; Dr. Mohsen Khobyari, who has placed more than 10,000 implants over two decades, leads the restorative side.
Dr. Jonathan Rosenstein, oral & maxillofacial surgeon · Dr. Edmund Watkins, oral & maxillofacial surgeon
The process and timeline
It starts with a free consultation and a CBCT scan to map your bone and nerves. On surgery day the failing teeth are removed if needed, the implants are placed, and you typically leave with a temporary fixed set of teeth the same day, so you are never without teeth. After the implants integrate with the bone over a few months, your permanent, custom full arch is fitted. Sedation options keep the surgery comfortable, and you get a written plan before anything begins.
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Full mouth implants in Midtown Houston
Omega Dental Specialists is at 106 W Gray Street, central to downtown, River Oaks, Montrose, the Heights, and the Medical Center, with Saturday hours and parking on site. If you have a quote from a standalone implant center, bring it for a straightforward second opinion. Book a free consultation at (713) 322-7474.
Who is a candidate for full-arch implants
Full-arch treatment is usually the right conversation if you have lost most of your teeth, if the teeth you still have are failing from decay or advanced gum disease, or if you are living with a lower denture that will not stay where you put it. It also comes up for people who have been quoted a long list of crowns, root canals, and bridges and want to know whether starting over is a better use of the same money. Bone is the main question. Implants have to anchor in bone, and years without teeth thin the ridge. The CBCT scan at your consultation shows how much bone you have and where it sits, and in many cases the implants can be angled to use what is already there rather than building more. When grafting is needed, we tell you up front and include it in the written plan. Your medical history matters too. Diabetes control, certain medications, and smoking all affect healing, so we go through all of it before we plan anything.
Healing after surgery
Plan on taking it easy for the first several days. Swelling and bruising usually peak around day two or three and then start to settle. You go home with a written aftercare sheet, prescriptions where they are appropriate, and a direct way to reach us if something does not feel right. You will be on a soft diet while the implants integrate with your bone. That means nothing hard or crusty on the temporary teeth, and no straws, no smoking, and no vigorous rinsing early on. Sleep with your head slightly elevated for the first couple of nights, and use cold compresses on the outside of your face. Keep the surgical sites clean with the rinse we provide and the gentle brushing technique we show you. We see you for follow-ups through the healing period so anything off can be caught early rather than at some future visit. Many patients are back to desk work sooner than they expect, though healing runs at its own pace for each person.
Living with your new teeth
A fixed full arch is cleaned in your mouth, not in a cup on the counter. Brush it like natural teeth twice a day, and clean underneath the bridge where it meets your gums. A water flosser and a small interdental brush do most of that work, and we walk you through the technique before you leave with your final teeth. You still come in for regular visits. The hygienist cleans around and under the arch, and we check the fit, the screws, and the health of the gum and bone around each implant. Gum disease affects implants as well as natural teeth, so those appointments are what protect the work. If you grind or clench at night, we will likely make you a night guard, because bite force is what wears teeth down, natural or otherwise. If anything chips, feels loose, or simply feels different, call us instead of waiting. Small corrections are simple, and putting them off rarely makes them simpler.
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Frequently asked questions
How much do full mouth dental implants cost in Houston?
At Omega Dental Specialists, full-arch treatment starts at $27,000 per arch, which covers the implant surgery and the fixed teeth, planned in 3D by an oral surgeon and restorative dentist. Both arches are quoted in writing at a free consultation, and financing is available.
Are full mouth implants the same as All-on-4?
Essentially yes. All-on-4 is the technique of anchoring a full arch of fixed teeth on four to six implants. It is the most common way full mouth dental implants are done.
Do I have to go without teeth during treatment?
No. In most cases you leave on surgery day with a temporary fixed set of teeth, and the permanent custom arch is fitted after the implants integrate over a few months.
Is there a less expensive alternative to fixed full-arch implants?
Yes. An implant-supported denture that snaps onto a few implants is $12,500 and gives much better stability than a traditional denture while costing less than a fully fixed arch. We help you compare both.
How much do full mouth implants for both arches cost?
Full-arch treatment starts at $27,000 per arch, so replacing both arches starts at $54,000 — quoted together in one written plan after your CBCT scan, so extractions, sedation and any grafting are visible up front rather than arriving later. If a fixed arch is not the right fit, an implant-supported snap-on denture is $12,500 per arch.
Does insurance cover full mouth dental implants?
Rarely in a way that changes the decision. Most dental plans cap benefits at an annual maximum of $1,000 to $2,000, and many classify full-arch implants as elective. Where coverage exists — sometimes for the extractions or part of the surgery — we verify your benefits before treatment and apply every dollar your plan allows. Our insurance page lists the plans we file for.
Can I get full-arch implants if I have diabetes or another medical condition?
Often yes. Well-controlled diabetes, treated thyroid conditions and many autoimmune diagnoses are compatible with implant surgery; what matters is how your healing is likely to behave, which is why the surgeon reviews your medical history and medication list alongside the CBCT scan. Some situations call for a note from your physician first. Smoking is the one factor we will always ask you to address, because it works against integration.
What are the downsides of All-on-4?
It is real surgery with a healing period and a soft-food diet while the implants integrate. Any remaining teeth in the arch are removed, and the treatment is not reversible. The fixed bridge needs a specific cleaning routine — brushing plus a water flosser under the arch — and skipping maintenance visits puts the gums and bone around the implants at risk, just as gum disease threatens natural teeth. We would rather you weigh this before surgery than after; our guide to problems with All-on-4 implants covers what can go wrong and how it is avoided.
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