All-on-4 / All-on-6

How All-on-4 works at Paradise Dental

The engineering behind full-arch implants is what makes them possible for patients who were told they lacked bone for conventional implants. The two rear implants are tilted at up to 45 degrees, anchoring them in the denser bone toward the front of the jaw while steering clear of the sinus cavities above and the nerve canal below. Getting those angles right is a planning exercise, so every case at Paradise Dental starts with a 3D CBCT scan that maps your bone volume, nerve pathways, and sinus anatomy. iTero digital impressions and Digital Smile Design then let you preview the shape and proportions of your new teeth before surgery is ever scheduled. Our DHA-licensed, internationally trained specialists rehearse the case digitally, so the surgical appointment follows a plan rather than improvisation.

Are you a candidate?

Full-arch treatment suits patients who have lost most teeth in one jaw, whose remaining teeth are failing from decay or gum disease, or who are tired of a loose denture. Well-controlled diabetes is usually not a barrier; smoking and certain bone medications (such as bisphosphonates) need honest discussion because they affect healing. If dental anxiety has kept you away for years, IV sedation administered by a licensed anesthetist keeps you deeply relaxed, with little or no memory of the surgical visit. Your first consultation is free, and it includes the clinical assessment needed to give you a straight answer.

The procedure step by step

1. Consultation and CBCT scan — candidacy, bone mapping, and a written plan.
2. Digital design — implant positions and tooth design finalized before surgery.
3. Surgery day — any failing teeth are removed, implants placed (we use piezosurgery for precise, tissue-conserving bone work), and a fixed provisional bridge is secured.
4. Integration — over 3–5 months the implants fuse with bone. Dental implants have widely reported success rates of 95–98%.
5. Final bridge — a stronger definitive bridge replaces the provisional once healing is confirmed.

Recovery and aftercare in Dubai

Plan for a soft-food diet for roughly six to eight weeks — the provisional bridge lets you chew, but hard foods must wait while the implants integrate. Swelling peaks around day two or three and responds well to cold compresses. In Dubai's climate, skip strenuous outdoor activity for the first week and drink more water than usual — air-conditioned environments quietly dehydrate you, and hydration supports healing. Review visits are short, and our location on the 22nd floor of Burj Al Salam Tower — a five-minute walk from World Trade Centre Metro on Sheikh Zayed Road — makes them easy to slot around a working day. Long term, a water flosser and cleaning visits every four to six months protect the gum tissue under the bridge.

Cost and insurance in Dubai

All-on-4 at Paradise Dental ranges from AED 55,000 to AED 90,000 per arch, with the full treatment spanning 3–5 months. Where you land in that range depends on the implant brand, whether the final bridge is acrylic or zirconia, the number of extractions, and whether you choose IV sedation. Most UAE dental plans classify full-arch implants as elective, but coverage varies — we verify your policy before treatment and direct-bill insurers including Daman, AXA, Cigna, Bupa Global, and Allianz Care where benefits apply. Interest-free installments through Tabby, Tamara, and Postpay can spread the cost, and the work is backed by our lifetime warranty on implant fixtures and 5-year warranty on the prosthetic work — details on our guarantee page.

Alternatives to consider

An implant-retained overdenture costs less and still stops the slipping that plagues conventional dentures, while segmented individual implants preserve more flexibility if only part of the arch is failing. The right choice depends on your bone, budget, and how you want your teeth to feel — which is exactly what the free consultation is for.