There are many different factors to consider when costing out an All-on-4 dental implant procedure that will affect the final price. Each treatment plan will vary in price, based on the individual patient’s needs and the treatment itself. When comparing the price of doing an All-on-4 dental implant to replace all of the teeth in an arch against the price of doing a dental implant on each tooth, the cost of All-on-4 treatment is significantly less overall. However, with All-on-4, you are replacing all of the teeth at one time, as opposed to replacing them on an as-needed basis when doing the teeth individually. Factors to consider that will affect the price are the type and material of the implants and prosthetic teeth, how many teeth are being replaced, and how many implant posts are needed. Factors to also consider in price involve training and experience of the cosmetic dentist and the region or location in which you live. Before starting your treatment, your dentist can give you an accurate quote for the treatment plan so you can make an informed decision. In most cases, All-on-4 dental implants won’t be covered by insurance, as they are considered to be a cosmetic procedure, however, you can check with your insurance provider to see if any of the treatment can be covered.