ClearChoice Dental Implants Cost & Houston Alternatives
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Neither ClearChoice nor Nuvia publishes a price list; both quote after a consultation. Independent cost surveys report their full-arch work typically running $20,000 to $32,000 per arch — $40,000 to $60,000 for both arches — which lands inside Houston's normal zirconia-tier range, not above it. All-on-4 at Omega Dental Specialists is $27,000 per arch, $54,000 for both, itemized line by line in writing before you commit. Here is what each model includes, and the questions that make any full-arch quote comparable.
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Pedram Bohluli, DDS, MS, PhD — Endodontist
Reviewed September 4, 2026
How much does ClearChoice cost?
ClearChoice does not publish a price list; the number comes at the end of a consultation. Their own cost material describes what a full-arch quote covers — the consultation and 3D scan, the implant surgery, same-day temporary teeth, and the final fixed arch — and independent cost surveys report the bundle typically landing between $20,000 and $32,000 per arch, with both arches running $40,000 to $60,000.
Nothing about that range is improper. Full-arch work in premium materials costs real money everywhere, ours included, and those figures sit inside the zirconia band in the Houston table below rather than outside it. The practical problem is comparison: a single bundled number is hard to line up against an itemized one, and the two extras that most often change a quote — extractions and bone grafting — are exactly the lines a bundle can treat differently from one patient to the next. The fix is the same for any provider: every line in writing. For the wider market picture across every implant procedure, our dental implant cost in Houston guide puts typical U.S. and Houston prices side by side.
How much do Nuvia dental implants cost?
Nuvia runs the same core procedure with one real difference in the timeline: instead of a temporary set followed by a final arch months later, their model delivers the permanent zirconia teeth about 24 hours after surgery, milled in their own lab, with extractions and anesthesia folded into one bundled fee. Like ClearChoice, there is no public price list; independent surveys put reported quotes in the same rough $20,000-to-$32,000-per-arch territory.
Whether a 24-hour path fits you is a bone question, not a brand question. Enough stable bone lets implants carry teeth immediately; less bone means grafting and waiting, whichever logo is on the door. We place same-day dental implants in Houston on those same clinical rules, and the free CBCT scan at your consultation answers the eligibility question before anyone quotes anything.
What ClearChoice is, structurally
ClearChoice is a national network of centers built around one procedure: full-arch implant restoration. Each center typically has an oral surgeon and a prosthodontist working together, often with a lab on site, and the model is designed around doing full-arch cases at volume.
That focus is a genuine strength for the procedure itself. It is also the source of the limitation worth understanding: a center organized around full-arch implants is organized around full-arch implants. If your case turns out to need something else, or if you would have been better served by something less extensive, the practice you are sitting in does that one thing.
None of this is a criticism of the clinical work. The procedure is well proven wherever it is done well: a systematic review of the All-on-4 concept reports implant survival above 99 percent at two to three years. It is a structural fact, and it is the thing most worth weighing when you are deciding where to have one of the largest procedures in dentistry done.
Nuvia runs a comparable center model — full-arch at volume, one procedure — with the 24-hour delivery difference described above. The structural point applies to both.
What our full-arch fee covers
All-on-4 at Omega is priced per arch, and the fee covers the surgical placement of the four to six implants, the temporary set of teeth that goes in the same day, and the final fixed prosthesis.
Quoted separately, because not every case needs them: extractions, bone grafting and IV sedation. The 3D CBCT scan that plans the case is free at your consultation.
If you are replacing both arches, each arch is priced on its own. We say that plainly because per-arch pricing is a common place for quotes to be compared unequally, with one practice quoting an arch and another quoting a mouth.
The written plan lists every stage and every fee before you commit, and it does not move unless the clinical plan changes and you approve the change. For today's per-arch fee, call (713) 322-7474 or see our All-on-4 page.
| Treatment | Typical Houston range | Our fee |
|---|---|---|
| All-on-4 or All-on-6 fixed arch, per arch | $12,999–$30,000 acrylic · $25,000–$40,000+ zirconia | $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 |
| IV sedation, per appointment | $250–$1,500 (flat is the Houston pattern) | $1,500 flat |
| Simple extraction, per tooth | — | $290 |
| Socket-preservation bone graft | $250–$1,200 | $650 |
Every fee is itemized in writing before you commit: (713) 322-7474.
The questions that actually separate quotes
Take these to any provider, including us. The answers tell you more than the headline figure.
• Is the quote per arch or for both? Ask it directly, in those words.
• Does it include the final prosthesis, or only the surgery and a temporary? The final restoration is a substantial share of the cost.
• Are extractions, grafting and sedation inside the number or added later, and has anyone looked at a scan yet?
• What is the material of the final teeth, and what does a replacement cost? Acrylic and zirconia are very different in longevity and in price.
• Who does the surgery, who does the restoration, and are they in the same building?
• What does long-term maintenance cost? A full arch needs professional cleaning under the prosthesis on a schedule. Ask what that costs per visit and how often.
• What happens if an implant fails to integrate? Ask what is covered and what is not, and get it in writing.
A practice that answers all seven without hesitation is showing you something real. One that redirects to the monthly payment figure is answering a different question.
Why the specialty mix matters here
Full-arch cases are rarely just full-arch cases. Bone volume, gum condition, opposing arch, bite and existing failing teeth all interact, and the plan often changes once someone has actually looked.
At Omega the people who would handle each piece are in one building. Dr. Jonathan Rosenstein is an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, board certified and a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Dr. Edmund Watkins also practices oral and maxillofacial surgery here. Dr. Mohsen Khobyari, who handles the restorative side, has placed more than 10,000 implants over more than two decades. Our periodontist, Dr. Shirin Farhadian, is board certified by the American Board of Periodontology.
The practical consequence is that if the honest answer for your mouth is not a full arch, we can say so and still treat you. A practice that only does full arches has no version of that conversation available to it.
It also means a problem three years from now is handled by the people who did the work, in a building you can drive to.
Options that are not full-arch implants
Worth knowing before you commit to the largest version of the treatment.
An implant-supported denture snaps onto a smaller number of implants and comes out for cleaning. It costs substantially less per arch than a fixed arch, holds far better than a conventional denture, and for many people is the right answer rather than a compromise. Full detail on the implant-supported denture option.
Replacing individual teeth is worth pricing if you still have salvageable teeth. A single implant is a fraction of the cost of a full arch, and an implant bridge replaces several neighbouring teeth for less than the same number of individual implants, so a mouth needing three or four replacements may cost less treated that way than as a full arch. It also keeps your own teeth, which is worth something no prosthesis returns.
A conventional denture is the lowest-cost route and we will quote it honestly if you ask, along with what it does and does not do.
The point is not that a full arch is wrong. It is that you should know what you are choosing it over.
Bringing us an existing quote
If you already have a full-arch treatment plan from anywhere, bring it. The consultation is free and includes the 3D scan, and a second opinion on a quote of this size is ordinary and sensible rather than awkward.
What we will do is look at your scan, tell you what we would plan and why, and give you our fee in writing. If the plan you are holding is sound and the number is fair, we will tell you that too. Not every second opinion should end in a switch, and one that always does is not a second opinion.
What we will not do is quote against a competitor's number without examining you, because a figure produced that way is worth nothing to you.
We have a dedicated page for this: dental implant second opinion in Houston. And before any consultation, ours included, read how to choose an All-on-4 provider in Houston.
Full-arch implants in Midtown Houston
We are at 106 W Gray Street in Midtown, between Downtown and the Texas Medical Center, with parking on site. Patients come from Montrose, River Oaks, the Heights, EaDo, the Museum District, and from further out along the 59 and 288 corridors.
Location matters for full-arch work more than for most treatment, because it is not one appointment. Between the consultation, the surgery, the healing checks and the final fit, you will be in the chair repeatedly across several months, and then on a maintenance schedule after that.
Open Monday to Friday 9 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 3. Call (713) 322-7474 or book online.
More detail on the procedure itself is on our All-on-4 page and the full mouth implants page.
Frequently asked
What are the alternatives to ClearChoice in Houston?
Any multi-specialty practice that places and restores full-arch implants in house. At Omega Dental Specialists in Midtown, All-on-4 is priced per arch and quoted in writing, with oral surgeons and restorative dentists in the same building. The comparison worth making is not brand against brand but what each quote includes, who performs each stage, and what maintenance and failure cover look like in writing.
How much does All-on-4 cost compared with ClearChoice?
All-on-4 at Omega is $27,000 per arch — surgery, four to six implants, the same-day temporary teeth and the final fixed arch — with extractions, grafting and IV sedation itemized separately in writing. ClearChoice quotes only after a consultation; independent surveys report typical bundles of $20,000 to $32,000 per arch. The honest comparison is line by line, which is exactly what the free CBCT consultation gives you.
Is ClearChoice more expensive than a regular dentist?
That depends entirely on the two quotes in front of you, so compare scope rather than assuming. Ask each provider whether the figure is per arch or both arches, whether it includes the final prosthesis or only surgery and a temporary, whether extractions and grafting are inside it, and what ongoing maintenance costs. Those four answers usually explain most of the gap between any two full-arch quotes.
Can I get a second opinion on a full-arch implant quote?
Yes, and for a procedure at this price it is a sensible thing to do. Bring the treatment plan you have been given. Our consultation is free and includes a 3D CBCT scan, and we will tell you what we would plan, what we would charge, and whether the plan you are holding looks sound. Not every second opinion should end in changing provider.
Do I have to replace every tooth with a full arch?
Not necessarily, and it is worth pricing the alternatives before committing. An implant-supported denture costs substantially less per arch than a fixed full arch, and individual implants or an implant bridge may cost less again if you still have salvageable teeth, while keeping your own teeth. We will lay out the honest comparison, with today's exact fees, at the consultation.
Does insurance cover full-arch dental implants?
It depends entirely on your policy. Implants are among the most variable benefits in dentistry: some plans contribute toward the prosthesis but exclude the surgical placement, some apply a missing tooth clause, and some exclude implants outright. Annual maximums cap whatever they do pay. We verify your specific benefit with your insurer before treatment, at no charge, and give you your share in writing.
How long do All-on-4 implants last?
The implants themselves are designed to be permanent and the evidence base reports high long term survival rates, though outcomes depend on bone quality, gum health, smoking and maintenance. The prosthesis on top is the part that wears. Acrylic teeth typically need replacing sooner than zirconia, which is why asking about the material and the replacement cost belongs in any full-arch quote comparison.
How much do Nuvia dental implants cost?
Nuvia does not publish a fixed price list. Independent cost surveys report full-arch quotes typically between $20,000 and $32,000 per arch, with the permanent zirconia teeth delivered about 24 hours after surgery. Our All-on-4 arch is $27,000 with every line itemized in writing, and the free CBCT scan tells you whether a same-day path fits your bone before anyone commits to anything.
Why do full-arch implant ads quote a low monthly price?
Because it is a financing payment, not the price. A monthly figure depends on the balance, the term and the interest rate behind it, so two identical treatments can advertise very different monthly numbers. Ask for the total fee in writing first, then the financing math. At Omega, financing runs through Cherry, Affirm and Sunbit, and the monthly figure goes into the same written plan as the fee itself.