FULL MOUTH DENTAL IMPLANTS
Full mouth dental implants: understanding your options and cost
If you’re seriously considering full mouth dental implants, you’ve probably reached the stage where you want the whole picture in one place — what’s actually involved, which paths are open to you, and what it’s likely to cost. This is a big decision, so let’s lay it out clearly and honestly.
What full mouth dental implants are
Full mouth dental implants replace a complete arch of teeth – the upper jaw, the lower jaw, or both – using small posts placed into the jawbone as stable anchor points. Because they’re held by the bone rather than resting on the gums, they provide a foundation that traditional dentures can’t, and they can either support a denture that clips securely into place or hold a full set of fixed teeth.
Your options, in brief
Broadly, there are two paths. The first anchors a denture onto a small number of implants, so it stays secure but can still be removed for cleaning. The second attaches a full arch of fixed teeth to a series of implants, staying in place permanently and cared for more like natural teeth.
Which suits you depends on your bone, your general health, how you feel about a removable versus a fixed option, and your budget. We’ve written about these two paths in more detail in our blogs, if you’d like to understand how they compare before reading on.
What shapes the cost
Full mouth treatment is always individualised, which is why a single fixed price is hard to pin down until someone has looked at your mouth. A few things move the figure: whether you’re treating one jaw or both, how many implants your situation calls for, whether any teeth need removing first, and which of the two options above you go with. Fixed full-arch teeth are typically a larger undertaking than an implant-stabilised denture, so the paths sit at different points on the scale.
At Avenue, implants start from
and your full-mouth quote is built around your specific situation.
The weekly amount is based on a $5,500 treatment over a 24-month Humm payment plan at 0% interest. Approval and individual circumstances are assessed by Humm.
Seeing the full detail
Cost is understandably one of the first things people want to understand properly, and it’s easier to take in when it’s all set out in one place. If you’d like to find out all the details for prices, you can see our price guide here: https://www.avenuedental.com.au/dental-implant-price-guide/. Our [full mouth dental implants page] also walks through the treatment itself if you’d like the clinical side alongside the numbers.
Taking the next step
Understanding your options on paper is one thing; knowing which is right for you is another, and that only really comes from a conversation with a dental team who can see your whole situation. When you’re ready, we’ll talk you through it plainly and at your own pace — no rush, and no pressure.
We’ve written more about those options on our full mouth dental implants page, and our price guide walks through what’s involved so there are no surprises. Payment plans through Humm are available to help spread the cost.
Approval is subject to terms and conditions; please ask our team for details.
The information in this blog is general in nature and isn’t a substitute for personalised advice. Every patient is different, and any treatment carries its own considerations and risks. Individual results vary. Please speak with your dentist or an appropriately qualified health practitioner about your individual health needs before making any decisions. Read more about treatment risks here: https://www.avenuedental.com.au/treatment-risks
