All-on-X Full-Arch Implants in Saratoga Springs, NY
3D plan. No pressure. Clear cost.
A fixed set of teeth held by implants. The number of implants is planned from your 3D scan. If you’re missing most or all of your teeth in an arch, or if your dentures have stopped working the way you need them to, All-on-X may be the right answer. Dr. Richard Dennis will give you an honest assessment of whether it’s the protocol that fits your case, your bone, and your goals, with no pressure to decide on the spot.
Fixed teeth on implants
The number of implants is planned from your 3D scan.
Custom teeth
Your final teeth are made after you heal.
Fee in writing after your exam
Full-arch fees depend on your case. Your fee is fully explained.
What Is All-on-X?
All-on-X is a full-arch tooth replacement. It is a fixed set of teeth held by implants. The number of implants is planned from your 3D scan, based on your bone and your bite.
Once placed, the implants support a single connected prosthesis. That means no individual crowns to fall off, no denture adhesive, no removing teeth at night. Just a fixed set of teeth you brush like natural teeth.
The components
- Titanium implants, placed in one surgical visit. The number is planned from your 3D scan.
- A titanium framework that connects the implants
- A fixed prosthesis of 10 to 14 teeth, attached to the framework
If you’d like a broader overview of implant options before deciding on All-on-X, start with our dental implants page.
All-on-X vs. Other Full-Arch Options
Four real paths to full-arch replacement. Here’s how they actually compare across what matters most for long-term function and cost.
| Feature | All-on-X | Traditional Dentures | Individual Implants per Tooth | Implant-Retained Dentures |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Removable? | No (fixed) | Yes (every night) | No (fixed) | Yes (snap-in/out) |
| Implants needed | Varies (planned from your 3D scan) | 0 | 10 to 14 per arch | 2 to 6 per arch |
| Lifespan | 25+ years (implants) | 5 to 10 years | 25+ years (implants) | 15+ years (implants) |
| Preserves jawbone | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Chewing strength | Full | Reduced | Full | Strong |
| Surgery time | 1 day | None | Multiple appts | 1 day |
Honest take: All-on-X is the best balance of cost, function, and bone preservation for most full-arch patients. But if you have plenty of bone and the budget, individual implants give you the closest thing to natural teeth. If budget is tight, an implant-retained denture is a solid middle path.
The All-on-X Process at Saratoga Smiles
Full-arch treatment takes several months from your first visit to your final teeth. Dr. Dennis gives you your own timeline in your written plan. Here are the steps.
1. Consultation & 3D Scan
A CBCT scan, full oral exam, medical history review, and a frank conversation about whether All-on-X is the right protocol for your case. You leave with a clear plan and a written cost estimate.
2. Surgical Day
Your implants are placed in one visit (1 to 3 hours). Sedation available. Your final teeth are made after you heal.
3. Healing & Integration
3 to 6 months while bone fuses to the implants. Soft-food diet for the first weeks. We see you for short check-ins and prosthesis adjustments along the way.
4. Final Restoration
Custom-made permanent teeth attached, fully color- and bite-matched to your face and goals. You leave with the final smile.
Am I a Candidate for All-on-X?
The honest answer: most adults with severe tooth loss across an arch are good candidates. But not everyone is, and we’d rather tell you that up front than discover it halfway through.
You’re likely a good candidate if:
- Most or all of the teeth in an arch are missing, broken, or failing
- You’re generally healthy
- You have enough bone in the front of the jaw (most patients do)
- You’re willing to commit to good hygiene afterward
- You’re tired of slipping dentures, denture adhesive, or constant tooth pain
You’ll need closer evaluation if:
- Severe bone loss in the front of the jaw (we may discuss zygomatic implants or a different protocol)
- Uncontrolled diabetes (well-controlled is usually fine)
- Heavy smoking (lower success rates; we’ll talk through it honestly)
- Active gum disease (we treat this first)
- Certain bisphosphonate medications
All-on-X may not be the right call if:
- You only have one or two failing teeth (a single implant is simpler)
- You have healthy remaining teeth that should be preserved
- You have plenty of bone and prefer individual implants per tooth
If we don’t think All-on-X is right for you, we’ll tell you, and we’ll show you what is.
Cost & Investment
All-on-X Full-Arch Implant Cost in Saratoga Springs
Full-arch fees depend on your case. You get your fee in writing after your consultation. Your fee depends on the prosthesis material, whether grafting is needed, sedation type, and whether you’re treating one arch or both. Final pricing is determined after an in-office clinical and radiographic exam by Dr. Richard L. Dennis, DMD, MAGD. No bait pricing. No estimates we can’t honor.
Entry Tier
Fee in writing after your exam
Acrylic prosthesis on implants. Strong fit-and-function, lighter on the wallet, replaceable wear surface.
Most Common
Fee in writing after your exam
Titanium hybrid or upgraded acrylic. Stronger framework, longer durability, better aesthetics. Most patients land here.
Premium Tier
Fee in writing after your exam
Full zirconia prosthesis on implants. Longest-lasting, highest aesthetics, most durable. Best long-term value.
What's included in your All-on-X cost
Every All-on-X quote at Saratoga Smiles includes the full pathway. No surprise line items added after you’ve committed.
- Consultation, CBCT scan, and treatment plan, written estimate before any work begins
- Implants placed, the number planned from your 3D scan, using premium implant systems with 20+ years of clinical data
- Custom abutments, precision-fit components matched to your arch
- Final prosthesis, lab-fabricated, color- and bite-matched to your face
- Surgical fees and follow-up appointments, all in
Add-on costs you should know about
Some patients need additional procedures based on their CBCT scan. We won’t know until we see your scan, but here are the most common add-ons and what they typically cost in our area:
- Bone graft: $500 to $3,000+ when the jaw has receded significantly
- Sinus lift: $1,500 to $3,500 for upper-back implants when sinus floor is close to the bone
- Tooth extractions: $200 to $600 per tooth, often done the same day as implant placement
- Sedation (oral or IV): Sedation has its own fee. It is listed in your written estimate.
- Zirconia prosthesis upgrade: adds to your fee vs. acrylic, but lasts significantly longer
Every add-on is quoted in writing before treatment begins. If we recommend one, we’ll explain why and what the alternatives are.
Financing a full-arch case? Here's how it works.
Financing is available through Proceed Finance, Cherry, and CareCredit, so a full-arch case can be spread over monthly payments. Each lender sets its own terms and approval. HSA and FSA pre-tax dollars apply. We review dental and medical insurance benefits at consultation.
Implants without the mystery price.
All-on-X is a significant investment. We believe in cost transparency. Full-arch fees depend on your case. Here is what drives the fee in your specific case.
What drives the variation
- Final prosthesis material: acrylic (entry) vs. zirconia (premium, longest-lasting)
- Number of teeth extracted at the same surgery
- Bone grafting if your case needs it (most don’t)
- Sedation level: local anesthetic only vs. oral or IV sedation
- Treatment of both arches vs. one
Why fee-for-service pricing reflects long-term value
We’re not constrained by insurance reimbursement schedules, so we choose implant systems and lab-fabricated zirconia restorations based on what holds up best over decades. Patients who choose the cheapest full-arch implants they can find often end up paying twice when the prosthesis fails or an implant has to be replaced.
Proceed Finance, Cherry, and CareCredit financing, HSA/FSA funds, and most dental insurance are welcome, we review your benefits at consultation.
Recovery and What to Expect
Most patients are surprised by how manageable All-on-X recovery is.
- Day 1 to 7: Soft-food diet (soups, smoothies, eggs, mashed potatoes). Some swelling and tenderness; OTC ibuprofen usually handles it.
- Weeks 2 to 6: Transition to softer chewable foods. Swelling resolves. Back to work and most activities within 48 to 72 hours of surgery for most patients.
- Months 2 to 6: Bone fully integrates with the implants. Short check-ins with us every few weeks; minor adjustments to the temporary prosthesis if needed.
- Final restoration: Custom-made permanent teeth fitted and attached. Full chewing function restored.
Long-term care
Brush twice a day, use a water flosser around the prosthesis, and see us every 6 months for a professional cleaning. The implants are designed to last a lifetime. The final prosthesis usually lasts 10 to 15 years before needing replacement, similar to a dental crown.
Why Choose Saratoga Smiles for All-on-X
All-on-X is too significant a procedure to entrust to a clinic that treats it like an assembly line. Here’s how we approach it.
Conservative philosophy, even for big cases
If your case isn’t a clear fit for All-on-X, we’ll tell you. If a less invasive option will give you the outcome you want, we’ll recommend that instead.
Fee-for-service: premium systems and unhurried planning
We choose implant systems and prosthetic materials based on long-term outcomes, not on what insurance reimburses. That decision shows up 10, 15, 25 years later.
One office, one dentist, start to finish
Dr. Richard Dennis plans, places, and restores your implants. No referral hopping, no telephone tag between offices, no surprises about who did what.
Modern technology
3D CBCT imaging, computer-guided surgical planning, and digital workflow for the final prosthesis. The result is precision and predictability that older techniques can’t match.
Frequently Asked Questions
Real questions we hear in All-on-X consultations.
The titanium implants themselves are designed to last a lifetime, and peer-reviewed studies show 95%+ success rates over 10+ years. The final prosthesis (the visible teeth) typically lasts 10 to 15 years before needing replacement, similar to a high-quality dental crown. The framework that connects the prosthesis to the implants can last decades.
For most patients with severe tooth loss, yes, by a wide margin. All-on-X is fixed (you don’t take it out), preserves jawbone, gives you full chewing strength, and doesn’t slip or need adhesive. Traditional dentures are removable, accelerate bone loss over time, give you about 25% of natural chewing strength, and need to be relined every few years. The trade-off is upfront cost: dentures are far cheaper to start, but require more frequent replacements over a lifetime.
The implants are placed in one surgical visit. Your final teeth are made after you heal. Full-arch treatment takes several months from your first visit to your final teeth, not one day. Dr. Dennis gives you your own timeline in your written plan.
It depends on your bone, your bite, and your health. Dr. Dennis decides after your exam and 3D scan, and he explains why.
Full-arch fees depend on your case. You get your fee in writing after your consultation. The exact number depends on prosthesis material, whether grafting is needed, sedation type, and whether you’re treating one arch or both. We provide a written estimate before any treatment begins. For a full breakdown, see our Complete 2026 Guide to Dental Implants Cost The exact number comes after an in-office clinical and radiographic exam.
Every All-on-X quote includes the consultation, CBCT scan, surgical placement of your implants, custom abutments, the final lab-fabricated prosthesis, and all follow-up appointments. The only items that ever get added are clinically necessary add-ons revealed by your scan (bone graft, sinus lift, extractions, sedation upgrade), and every one of those is quoted in writing before treatment begins.
A full arch uses fewer implants than replacing every tooth one by one, so it usually costs less in total. A single implant costs $3,500 to $6,500 per tooth. Single implants make sense when most of your natural teeth are healthy. All-on-X makes sense when most or all of an arch is missing or failing.
We work with Proceed Finance, Cherry, and CareCredit for patient financing. Each lender sets its own terms and approval, and our team can help you compare options. HSA and FSA pre-tax dollars also apply, and we review dental and medical insurance benefits at consultation.
Schedule Your All-on-X Consultation
Start with a conversation, not a decision. A consultation gets you a 3D scan, a candidacy assessment, and a clear cost estimate. From there, you decide if and when.
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