When comparing full-mouth dental implants, two treatment options often come up: All-on-4 and All-on-6. Both approaches use dental implants to support a fixed set of replacement teeth, but they differ in implant configuration, treatment planning, and potentially the total cost.
Understanding the differences can help you evaluate treatment estimates, compare dental implant providers, and prepare questions for a consultation. This guide explains what each option involves, which factors influence the overall cost, how insurance and financing may affect your budget, and what to review before choosing a treatment plan.