ALL-ON-6 DENTAL IMPLANTS · TIJUANA, MEXICO
A Fixed Full-Arch Smile Supported by Six Implants
All-on-6 is a full-arch implant treatment concept that uses six strategically positioned implants to support a fixed restoration for an entire upper or lower dental arch.
UNDERSTANDING ALL-ON-6
What Is the All-on-6 Dental Implant Treatment?
All-on-6 is a full-arch implant solution in which six implants are positioned across the upper or lower jaw to support a fixed dental bridge.
Instead of replacing each missing tooth with an individual implant, six strategically positioned titanium implants act as the foundation for an entire arch restoration.
Six implant positions across the treated arch
Implant-supported full-arch bridge
Fixed restoration designed for everyday function
A FIXED FULL-ARCH SOLUTION
What All-on-6 Is Designed to Provide
Full-arch treatment is planned around stability, function, restorative design and long-term maintenance.
Stable Bite
A fixed restoration is designed to support comfortable speaking and chewing without the movement associated with removable dentures.
Fixed Teeth
The full-arch bridge remains attached to the implants and is not removed by the patient.
Coordinated Treatment
Instead of replacing each tooth separately, the arch is planned as one comprehensive restorative treatment.
WHY ALL-ON-6
Broader Implant Distribution When Clinically Appropriate
Six implant positions can provide broader distribution across the dental arch when anatomy and bone availability support this treatment approach.
More implants are not automatically better. The appropriate configuration depends on bone distribution, bite forces, restorative space and long-term maintenance considerations.
FULL-ARCH OPTIONS
All-on-6 vs. All-on-4
Both are full-arch implant approaches. The appropriate option depends on bone support, anatomy, bite forces and restorative goals.
All-on-4
Four strategically positioned implants support a fixed full-arch restoration.
- Four implants per treated arch
- Fixed full-arch bridge
- Lower implant count when anatomy supports it
All-on-6
Six strategically planned implants provide broader implant distribution across the arch.
- Six implants per treated arch
- Fixed full-arch bridge
- Broader implant distribution
ALL-ON-6 CANDIDACY
Who May Be a Candidate for All-on-6?
Not every full-arch case is automatically an All-on-6 case. Suitability depends on bone, general health, bite forces and aesthetic and restorative goals.
- Most or all teeth in one arch are missing
- Remaining teeth cannot be predictably restored
- You want a fixed solution rather than a removable denture
- Bone volume may support six implant positions
- You can follow the recommended healing timeline
- You can return for completion of the final restoration
YOUR TREATMENT JOURNEY
How the All-on-6 Treatment Process Works
Many full-arch cases are organized around two principal visits with a healing phase between implant placement and the final restoration.
Virtual Consultation & Case Review
Share your dental history, goals and available X-rays or scans for an initial review before traveling.
Visit 1 · Surgical Phase
Your in-person evaluation and updated imaging confirm the final treatment plan before implant placement and supporting procedures when indicated.
Healing Phase at Home
The implants integrate with the jawbone while you follow diet, hygiene and aftercare instructions.
Visit 2 · Final Bridge
Digital scans or impressions and restorative try-ins help refine fit, bite, comfort and appearance before completion of the final bridge.
TECHNOLOGY & MATERIALS
Materials and Safety Standards
Long-term full-arch treatment depends on more than implant count. Diagnostics, implant materials, restorative design, surgical planning and maintenance all matter.
Implant & Bridge Materials
Implant-grade titanium components and high-strength ceramic restorative materials may be considered depending on the individual treatment plan.
Digital Planning
3D imaging helps evaluate bone, sinus anatomy, implant positions and restorative space before treatment.
Long-Term Maintenance
Home hygiene, professional maintenance and periodic bite evaluation help protect the implant-supported restoration.
ALL-ON-6 COST IN TIJUANA
Understand What Can Affect Your Treatment Investment
The final cost of All-on-6 treatment depends on your clinical situation, whether one or both arches require treatment, restorative materials and supporting procedures.
Your written treatment plan should clearly explain the recommended approach, what is included and which factors may affect the final investment.
Request My Personalized QuoteOne or both arches being treated
Required tooth extractions
Bone grafting when indicated
Sinus procedures when indicated
Restorative material
Diagnostic imaging
Sedation or comfort options
Overall treatment complexity
Treatment scheduling designed around your clinical plan.
Make your AppointmentTRAVELING FOR ALL-ON-6
Plan Both Treatment Visits Before You Travel
Full-arch treatment requires coordinated scheduling. Understanding the surgical visit, healing period and restorative visit before traveling can make the process more predictable.
- Share your medical history and available imaging.
- Complete your initial case review.
- Plan enough time for your first visit and follow-up.
- Follow diet and hygiene instructions during healing.
- Schedule your restorative visit when healing is appropriate.
FULL-ARCH RESULTS
Treatment Designed Around Function and Your Smile
A strong full-arch result depends on implant support, restorative planning, bite design and appropriate maintenance.
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QUESTIONS PATIENTS ASK
What to Know About All-on-6 Treatment
01How many visits are usually needed for All-on-6?
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How many visits are usually needed for All-on-6?
Many All-on-6 cases involve two principal visits. The first visit typically includes clinical evaluation, implant placement and a temporary restoration when appropriate. After healing, the second visit focuses on the final bridge and bite adjustment.
02Is All-on-6 stronger than All-on-4?
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Is All-on-6 stronger than All-on-4?
Six implants can provide broader implant distribution in selected cases, but treatment success depends on anatomy, bone support, implant position, bite forces and restorative design rather than implant count alone.
03Who may be a candidate for All-on-6?
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Who may be a candidate for All-on-6?
Patients missing most or all teeth in an arch may be evaluated for All-on-6 when anatomy, bone availability, health factors and restorative goals support six implant positions.
04Can bone grafting be required?
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Can bone grafting be required?
Yes. Some patients may require bone grafting or other supporting procedures depending on bone volume, implant position and treatment planning.
05Is All-on-6 a fixed restoration?
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Is All-on-6 a fixed restoration?
Yes. All-on-6 is designed to support a fixed full-arch restoration that is not removed by the patient. Professional removal may be required for service or maintenance.
06How long can All-on-6 implants last?
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How long can All-on-6 implants last?
Dental implants are designed for long-term function. Longevity depends on oral hygiene, maintenance, health factors, bite forces and regular follow-up.
READY TO EXPLORE ALL-ON-6?
Start With a Personalized Full-Arch Case Review
Share your goals, concerns and any recent dental images or scans. Your final treatment recommendation is confirmed after clinical evaluation and diagnostic imaging.