All-on-6 Dental Implants in London
A complete arch of fixed teeth on six implants, the extra-strength version of full-arch treatment, for heavier bites and longer-lasting load-sharing.
Six anchor points share the load of every bite
Often allows a longer, more complete bridge (more back teeth)
Built-in redundancy, the arch is engineered with reserve strength
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Every treatment plan is built from your own 3D scan and reviewed personally by Dr Patel.
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What is All-on-6?
All-on-6 replaces every tooth in an arch with a fixed bridge carried by six implants instead of four. The two extra implants sit toward the back of the jaw, sharing bite forces across more anchor points, which allows a longer bridge with more chewing teeth, and builds reserve strength into the whole arch.
It isn't automatically better than All-on-4, it needs more bone, particularly at the back of the jaw. Your CBCT scan makes the choice objective: where the bone supports six, the extra implants buy strength and longevity; where it doesn't, All-on-4's angled implants are the smarter engineering.
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Your journey
All-on-6 Dental Implants, step by step
One surgery day, six anchors, final bridge at 3–6 months.
Who chooses six
When All-on-6 earns its place
If you brux at night or have a naturally powerful bite, distributing that force across six implants protects both the bridge and the implants for the long run.
Heavy bites
Grinders & clenchers
If you brux at night or have a naturally powerful bite, distributing that force across six implants protects both the bridge and the implants for the long run.
Longer arches
More back teeth
Four implants typically carry 10–12 teeth; six can support a fuller arch with more molars, meaningful if you want maximum chewing surface.
Good bone
Scan-approved cases
Six implants need sound bone at the back of the jaw. When your CBCT confirms it, the extra anchors are an investment in redundancy.
Long horizon
Younger full-arch patients
Losing a full arch at 45 means the bridge must last decades. Extra load-sharing now is insurance against the years ahead.
Cost & finance
All-on-6 cost & monthly options
Your plan is quoted as one fixed figure, agreed in writing before treatment starts. What moves the price:
- One arch: from £13,000, six implants, extractions, same-day provisional and final bridge.
- Zirconia final bridge: from £14,000, the most lifelike, most durable bridge material.
- Both arches: from £22,000, upper and lower planned and treated as one case.
Consultation, CBCT 3D scan and aftercare reviews are always included. Nothing is added mid-treatment.
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All-on-6 vs All-on-4 vs implant overdenture
| All-on-6 Dental Implants | All-on-4 | Implant Overdenture | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Implants per arch | Six, maximum load-sharing | Four, efficient minimum | Two to four |
| Fixed or removable | Fixed | Fixed | Removable, clicks on and off |
| Bone required | More, especially at the back | Less, angled implants use existing bone | Least |
| Chewing teeth restored | Fullest arch, more molars | 10–12 teeth | Denture-length arch |
| Reserve strength | Highest, six anchors share every load | Engineered to be sufficient | Relies on the denture fitting |
| Typical cost per arch | from £13,000 | from £9,000 | from £4,500 |
Life with your new teeth
Aftercare, risks and your guarantee
Caring for your bridge
- Brush the bridge twice daily like natural teeth
- Clean underneath daily with a water flosser or super-floss
- Hygienist maintenance every 3–6 months
- Annual professional removal, deep clean and inspection
What can put implants at risk?
- Hard, crunchy foods during the provisional phase
- Smoking while the implants integrate
- Gum infection around implants (peri-implantitis)
- Skipping the maintenance programme
Full-arch implant survival runs at 95–98% over 10 years, six anchors add margin on top.
Your guarantee
- Implant fixtures guaranteed for 10 years
- Restorations guaranteed for 5 years
- Free-of-charge review appointments in year one
- Conditional on attending your check-ups
Full written guarantee terms are provided with your fixed treatment plan.
Common questions
All-on-6 Dental Implants FAQs
Your CBCT scan decides it, not preference: bone volume at the back of the jaw, your bite force, grinding habits and how many teeth you want restored. We show you the scan and walk through the reasoning, the recommendation is engineering, not upselling.
Marginally longer in the chair, but it's still one planned surgical visit, and recovery is essentially the same, most patients describe a few days of manageable swelling. Sedation is available either way.
Usually yes. With six implants achieving good initial stability, a fixed provisional bridge is attached on the day of surgery, you leave with teeth, exactly as with All-on-4.
It can be longer, carrying more back teeth, because the load is spread across more anchors. Materials and construction are otherwise the same, with acrylic provisionals and a stronger definitive bridge at the end.
This is where six shines: the bridge typically continues functioning on the remaining five while the site is repaired and a replacement placed. Redundancy is a core reason some patients choose six.
For almost all bruxists, yes, combined with a night guard to protect the bridge surface. Severe cases are identified at consultation and the bridge material is chosen accordingly.
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