Full-arch tooth loss is a condition that causes significant concern as it severely impacts chewing function and facial aesthetics. Among modern dental restoration solutions, full-arch dental implants stand out as an exceptional option, offering comprehensive and long-lasting results. Let’s explore this advanced treatment method in detail with Herident Dental Clinic in the article below.
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Overview about Full-arch Implants
Full-arch implants are a cutting-edge dental restoration method that uses implant posts embedded into the jawbone as a foundation to support a complete set of prosthetic teeth. This technique fully restores an entire arch of missing teeth, enhances chewing function, and provides a natural appearance comparable to real teeth.
Nowadays, full-arch implants are divided into 2 main techniques:
- All-on-4: Utilizes 4 implant posts to support a full-arch dental bridge. Two implants are placed vertically in the position of the second premolars, and the other two are angled (up to 45 degrees) in the position of the second molars. With the support of Multi-unit Abutments, this technique allows for the placement of 12 teeth per arch. All-on-4 is typically used for the lower jaw.
- All-on-6: An ideal solution for cases of complete tooth loss in the upper or lower jaw where the jawbone is too weak. This method enhances support capacity, ensures effective chewing function, and helps prevent bone resorption.

Who are full-arch implants suitable for?
Full-arch implants are an ideal treatment for many groups, especially:
- Individuals who have lost all teeth in one or both jaws.
- Those currently using removable dentures but are dissatisfied with their stability and comfort.
- Patients who have lost all their teeth due to severe periodontal disease.
- People who prefer not to use dental bridges or removable dentures.
Outstanding Advantges of full-arch implants
Full-arch implants bring plenty of benefits compared to traditional dental restoration.
Short treatment
One of the biggest advantages of full-arch implants is the quick treatment time. Patients do not have to undergo multiple complex surgeries. Immediately after the implant posts are placed, a temporary set of teeth is provided, allowing them to eat, speak, and carry out daily activities comfortably without disruption. This approach offers greater convenience and peace of mind compared to traditional methods, which often require long waiting periods for stabilization.

Reasonable Costs
One of the standout advantages of full-arch implants is their cost-effectiveness compared to traditional implant methods. Instead of placing multiple implant posts for each missing tooth, this technique requires only 4 to 6 implants while still ensuring excellent safety and stability. This approach not only optimizes treatment time but also significantly reduces overall costs.
Natural-Looking and Strong as Real Teeth
Full-arch implants offer a sensation and chewing ability that closely resemble natural teeth. The porcelain teeth are meticulously designed to complement each patient’s facial structure, creating a beautifully natural appearance. Additionally, the high stability of implants allows patients to eat and speak with confidence, without worrying about teeth becoming loose or falling out.
High Durability
Thanks to premium titanium materials and advanced implantation techniques, full-arch implants offer outstanding durability. In many cases, implants can maintain excellent function for a lifetime if properly cared for. This significantly reduces the need for replacements or repairs, providing patients with long-term peace of mind.

Full-arch implants cost at Herident Clinic
At Herident Dental Clinic, the cost of full-arch implants is determined by several factors, including the type of implant post, the number of posts required, and the chosen restoration method. Below is a reference price list for popular types of implant posts:
Origins | Type of Porcelain Crown | Implant Price (VND) | Price |
DIO Implant – Korea | Titanium Porcelain Crown | 15.000.000 | 17.500.000 |
Full-Ceramic Cercon Crown | 20.000.000 | ||
Full-Ceramic Cercon HT Crown | 21.500.000 | ||
Premium Lava Plus Porcelain Crown | 30.000.000 | ||
Implant Straumann | Full-Ceramic Cercon HT Crown | 42.500.000 | 48.000.000 |
Premium Lava Plus Porcelain Crown | 56.000.000 | ||
Implant Dentium | Full-Ceramic Cercon HT Crown | 25.000.000 | 30.000.000 |
Premium Lava Plus Porcelain Crown | 33.000.000 | ||
Straumann BLT Standard | Full-Ceramic Cercon HT Crown | 38.000.000 | 44.000.000 |
Premium Lava Plus Porcelain Crown | 53.000.000 | ||
Straumann BLT surface-treated | Full-Ceramic Cercon HT Crown | 43.000.000 | 49.000.000 |
Premium Lava Plus Porcelain Crown | 58.000.000 | ||
Straumann BLX Premium | Full-Ceramic Cercon HT Crown | 48.000.000 | 55.000.000 |
Premium Lava Plus Porcelain Crown | 63.000.000 | ||
Additional charge for bridge on implant abutment | Titanium Porcelain Crown | 2.500.000 | |
Full-Ceramic Cercon HT Crown | 5.000.000 | ||
Premium Lava Plus Porcelain Crown | 13.000.000 | ||
Porcelain tooth implantation with | 50.000.000 |
The above price is for each implant post. For full-arch implants, the total cost will depend on whether the All-on-4 or All-on-6 method is used. It includes the cost of 4 or 6 implant posts plus the cost of the porcelain prosthetic restoration.
With full-arch implant techniques such as All-on-4 and All-on-6, you not only achieve a beautiful smile but also restore effective chewing function. However, as this is a relatively complex procedure, choosing a reputable dental clinic is absolutely essential. Herident Dental Clinic, with high qualified dentists and modern facilities, is your ideal choice!
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