Six-Implant Solution

All-on-6 Dental Implants
Six implants. Maximum distribution.

All-on-6 distributes the load of a full-arch fixed prosthetic across six implants instead of four. For patients with adequate bone, the additional implants provide more redundancy and better support for longer-span bridges.

6
Implants Per Arch
Maximum
Load Distribution
Fixed
Non-Removable
Lifetime
With Proper Care

How It Compares

All-on-6 vs All-on-4

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All-on-6
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All-on-4
Fixed, non-removable ✓ ✓
Number of implants per arch ✓ —
More load distribution ✓ —
Less reliant on each individual implant ✓ —
Requires adequate bone for 6 implants ✓ —
Works in cases with limited bone — ✓
Single-day surgery (typical) ✓ ✓
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Common Questions

All-on-6 Dental Implants — what patients ask

Not better — different. All-on-6 is the right answer for patients with adequate bone who want maximum redundancy. All-on-4 is the right answer for patients with limited bone where six implants isn't feasible. We recommend based on your CBCT, not on price.

Yes — two additional implants, so higher upfront cost. The long-term value depends on your case.

Sometimes, with planning and adequate bone. Most patients stick with their original treatment plan.

Like All-on-4, typically completed in a single surgical day. The healing phase is similar (3–6 months) before the final fixed prosthetic is delivered.

Want to talk through all-on-6 dental implants?

Free consultation at any MyBite clinic. Your denturist will walk through whether this is the right option for your situation — including the option to do nothing.