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What affects the cost of full-arch implants?

Reviewed by Dr. L. Eric Pulver, DDS, FRCD(C), board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon · Updated October 2026

The cost of full-arch implants depends on your own mouth: how many arches are treated, how many implants you need, whether extractions or bone grafting are required, and what your final teeth are made of. Because every plan at Implanted Wisdom at Pulver Oral Surgery is built for the individual patient, your cost is set at your consultation, not from a package price.

What changes the cost

• One arch or both: upper, lower, or a full mouth
• Number of implants: set by your bone and bite
• Extractions and bone grafting: whether failing teeth need removal or bone needs building up
• Final teeth material: the type of permanent bridge you choose
• Surgery-day needs: imaging, anesthesia and the care your procedure requires
• Follow-up care: temporary teeth, the final bridge and maintenance visits

Why advertised prices don't always compare

A low starting price may leave out extractions, grafting, the temporary teeth or the final bridge. When comparing quotes from any practice, ask for a written, itemized plan and check what is included.

How we handle it

Under Dr. Eric Pulver's Patient-Specific Protocol™, Dr. Pulver explains what he recommends and what it would cost before you decide. The practice works with several financing partners, so ask about insurance and payment options at your consultation.