Full Mouth Dental Implants
Full Mouth Dental Implants
If you’re facing the loss of most or all of your teeth or you’re tired of dentures that never quite feel right ~ there’s a way forward to a full smile that looks and feels natural. At Avenue, we’ll walk you through your options gently and honestly, and help you find the one that suits your mouth, your life and your budget. Implants start from $5,500 (around $53.75/week on a payment plan*).
*Weekly amount based on a $5,500 treatment over a 24-month Humm payment plan at 0% interest. Approval and individual circumstances are assessed by Humm. This is the starting price for treatment, your actual cost depends on your individual case.
However you got here, there is no judgement.
Some people arrive having avoided the dentist for years. Some are worn down by teeth that have slowly given way, or by dentures they’ve never gotten used to. Wherever you’re starting from, you’ll be met with warmth, not a lecture and a clear, calm plan for what comes next.
A few options to restore a smile
When you’re replacing most or all of your teeth, there are two main paths (but can be others).
Neither is “better” across the board the right one depends on your mouth, your comfort and what you want day to day.
Here’s how they compare.
*From $97/week based on a total treatment cost of $25,000, including a $5,000 upfront deposit, repaid over 40 months through HUMM. Subject to eligibility criteria, approval, and terms and conditions. This information is general in nature and does not constitute personal, clinical or financial advice. Individual results and suitability will vary – consultation is required to determine if this treatment is appropriate for you.
Please note: Full mouth dental implant treatment is a surgical procedure and, like any surgery, carries risks as well as benefits — including infection, nerve or tissue damage, implant failure, or the need for further treatment — and not everyone is a suitable candidate. Outcomes vary from person to person depending on individual factors such as bone and gum health, healing, and how implants are cared for over time. This information is general in nature and intended for adults; it isn’t a substitute for personalised advice. A full examination and consultation with your dentist are needed to assess your suitability and to discuss the risks, benefits, and alternatives for your individual situation. You can read more on our Treatment Risks page.
How it works
What the journey looks like.
Restoring a full mouth is a bigger journey than a single tooth – but it’s a well-worn path, and you won’t be walking it alone. Here’s the shape of it.
Consultation & full assessment
We take the time to understand your whole mouth — a thorough look, 3D imaging, and an honest conversation about what’s realistic and what you’re hoping for. This is a free consultation, and we give it a proper hour, because there’s a lot to talk through.
Your plan & options
We’ll lay out the paths open to you — over-denture, full-arch, or a staged approach — with the timeframes and costs written down, so you can decide without pressure.
Removing teeth, if needed
If any teeth need to come out first, we’ll talk you through it. For patients who feel anxious about treatment, sedation options can be discussed if you’re suitable.
Placing your implants
Your implants are surgically placed. In some cases, final or temporary teeth can be fitted within a short window; in others, more healing time is needed first. Every case is different, and we’ll be clear about what yours involves.
Healing & your final teeth
Healing time varies from person to person — for some it’s quicker, for others it’s a few months. We’ll guide you through it and let you know what to expect at each stage.
Our Dental Implant Services Include
Dental Implants Near Me
We offer implant treatment across our Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Adelaide practices, so there’s a good chance we’re not far from you. Wherever you come to us, your plan is built around your individual needs.
Please note: Full mouth dental implant treatment is a surgical procedure and, like any surgery, carries risks as well as benefits — including infection, nerve or tissue damage, implant failure, or the need for further treatment — and not everyone is a suitable candidate. Outcomes vary from person to person depending on individual factors such as bone and gum health, healing, and how implants are cared for over time. This information is general in nature and intended for adults; it isn’t a substitute for personalised advice. A full examination and consultation with your dentist are needed to assess your suitability and to discuss the risks, benefits, and alternatives for your individual situation. You can read more on our Treatment Risks page.
FAQs for Full Mouth Dental Implants
A way to replace all the teeth in the upper arch, lower arch, or both. They provide a fixed set of replacement teeth that look and function much like natural teeth.
Usually around 4 to 6 implants per arch to support a full set of teeth — often referred to as All-on-4 or All-on-6. The exact number depends on your case and your jawbone, which your dentist will assess.
They’re different approaches with different trade-offs. Fixed implant teeth stay in place, don’t need removing, and many people find them more stable and comfortable — but they involve surgery, a longer process, and a higher cost, and they’re not suitable for everyone. Traditional dentures are non-surgical and more affordable upfront. Which is right for you depends on your mouth, your budget, and what you want day to day, and your dentist will help you weigh it up honestly.
It can take several months from start to finish. After the implants are placed, there’s a healing period while they integrate with the bone, and then your final teeth are fitted. Timeframes vary from person to person — your dentist will give you a realistic picture for your case.
Many people missing all or most of their teeth can be, but not everyone — it depends on things like your bone and gum health. A thorough assessment at your consultation is the only way to know for sure, and we’ll be honest with you about whether it’s the right option.
It depends on the complexity of your case and the materials involved. Treatment starts from $5,500 for a single dental implant (including the abutment and crown), and at your consultation we’ll give you a detailed plan with your actual costs and talk through payment options.
Yes — dental implants involve surgery, so there are risks as well as benefits, including infection, nerve or tissue involvement, or an implant not integrating properly. Everyone heals differently, and not everyone is a suitable candidate. Your dentist will go through the risks that apply to you at your consultation, and you can read more on our Treatment Risks page.
Flexible payment plans
At Avenue Dental on the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne, we understand that dental treatment can be difficult to fit into your budget, which is why we offer a range of different dental payment plan options.
