Missing most or all of your teeth on one arch, or both? All-on-Four dental implants replace a full row of teeth using just four implants as anchors, rather than placing one implant per missing tooth. Compared to traditional implant methods, itās quicker to get through and easier on your mouth. The procedure is led at our clinic by Dr. Mohit Dhiman, a Nobel Biocare certified implantologist trained at PGI Chandigarh and AIIMS Delhi. If missing teeth have been holding back your confidence or making it hard to eat properly, this is worth a serious look.

All-on-Four replaces an entire arch of missing or failing teeth using only four implants, placed strategically in the jawbone to support a full bridge of new teeth. Instead of drilling in eight, ten, or more individual implants, your surgeon angles four implants at the points where your jawbone is strongest, then attaches a complete arch of teeth to them.
Thatās very different from traditional implants, where youād typically need one implant per missing tooth, adding up fast in cost and surgery time for a full arch. Itās also different from dentures or a bridge. Dentures sit on your gums and can slip while eating or talking, and you have to remove them to clean. All-on-Four implants are fixed in your jaw. You brush and floss them like natural teeth, and they stay put.
The key advantage is efficiency: a full, functional set of teeth anchored securely with far fewer implants, usually in one surgery instead of several spread over months.
Hereās what the process looks like from start to finish.


Your implants are placed by Dr. Mohit Dhiman, our lead implantologist and the driving force behind our implant and complex maxillofacial prosthetic cases. Heās a Nobel Biocare certified implantologist, trained at PGI Chandigarh and AIIMS Delhi.
A few reasons patients choose us for this procedure:
We treat All-on-Four as a long-term relationship, not a one-time surgery. Your follow-ups continue well past your final teeth placement, so if anything feels off, we catch it early.
Costs here depend mainly on two things: how many implants your case actually needs, and the crown work that goes on top of them. At Cusp Dental, a single implant starts around ā¹20,000, while a full-mouth All-on-Four case can climb up to roughly ā¹6,00,000, depending on what your jaw and bite require.
A rough sense of the numbers:
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Component |
Starting Cost |
|
Per implant |
ā¹20,000 |
|
Crown |
ā¹5,000 |
|
Full-mouth All-on-Four |
Up to ā¹6,00,000 |
We wonāt pretend thatās a small number. Thatās exactly why we offer 0% interest EMI, so you can spread payments out instead of covering it all in one go. Talk to us during your consultation, and weāll walk you through what your specific case would cost.

Most people missing several or all teeth on an arch, or dealing with failing teeth that need to come out, are reasonable candidates. What matters most is having enough jawbone density to anchor the implants and being in generally good health. Some patients with lower bone density still qualify, since the angled placement in All-on-Four works with less bone than traditional implants need.
Youāre numb during the surgery itself, thanks to local anesthesia, so thereās no pain in the moment. A few days of swelling and soreness afterward is pretty typical for oral surgery, and the pain medication we send you home with keeps it under control.
Take care of them, keep up with check-ups, and the implants themselves can easily go 15 to 25 years, sometimes longer. The crown on top wears down faster and might need swapping out before then, but the implants holding everything in place tend to outlast it by a good margin.
Same idea, different number of anchors. All-on-Six uses six implants instead of four, which weād suggest if your jawbone can handle the extra implants or your bite calls for more support. For most patients, though, four implants do the job just fine with less surgery involved.
Give it time. Soft foods only for the first few weeks while your jaw heals, then you can start working firmer things back in over about a month. By the time your final teeth go in and integration is finished, youāre back to eating whatever you want.
Itās your jawbone actually growing around the implant and fusing to it, rather than the implant just sitting in a drilled hole. Bone doesnāt regenerate quickly, so the months matter. Rush this stage and you risk the implant never anchoring properly.
For most people, yes, and itās not close. Dentures rest on your gums, shift around when you eat or talk, and come out every night for cleaning. All-on-Four is anchored in your jawbone. Nothing slips, no adhesive needed, and you never have to take it out.
It doesnāt happen often, but itās not something weād hide from you if it did. Weād figure out what went wrong and, in most cases, replace the implant. Itās also why we donāt skip your follow-ups, since a problem caught early is a lot easier to fix than one left to sit.
Yes, and we fit these the same day as your surgery. Youāre never left without teeth during healing, and the temporary set also lets your gums and bite adjust gradually before your final, permanent arch goes in.
Less than youād think. Brush and floss them like natural teeth, and come in for your scheduled check-ups so we can monitor the implants and surrounding gum tissue. Thereās no special daily routine beyond good oral hygiene.
Book your free All-on-Four consultation with Dr. Mohit Dhiman and find out if this treatment fits your case. Call us or message us on WhatsApp to schedule. The first consultation is free, with no obligation.