Evo4
Best for: Patiences looking for a straightforward, effective route away from dentures
- 10 teeth per jaw**
- 4 implants per jaw**
- Available in PMMA or Zirconia
- 1 jaw from £9,500
What are full mouth dental implants?
Full mouth dental implants replace a complete set of teeth in the upper jaw, lower jaw or both. Rather than relying on the gums for support, a small number of implants are placed into the jaw to act as fixed foundations for a full set of new teeth.
Over time, the implants integrate with the jawbone, creating a stable base. A custom-made set of teeth is then attached.
You may hear this treatment described as full arch implants. Our treatment is also known as all-on-4, all-on-6 and full jaw dental implant treatment. While the terminology varies, the principle is the same: a full set of teeth supported by carefully positioned implants, instead of replacing each tooth individually.
Are full mouth dental implants suitable for you?
Full mouth dental implants are intended for people with significant dental problems, rather than a single missing tooth. Many of our patients have spent years managing failing teeth, repeated dental treatment or dentures before deciding to explore a fixed alternative.
You may be suitable for treatment if you have:
- Multiple missing teeth
- Teeth that are failing or heavily damaged
- Long-term experience with dentures and are looking for a fixed alternative
- Difficulty eating or speaking clearly due to loose or uncomfortable dentures
Some patients are told that dentures are their only option, or that there isn’t enough bone to support treatment. However, through our advanced implant placement techniques, we can often place implants in areas of the jaw that provide stronger support. In many cases, this means there is no need for bone grafts or sinus lifts.
At EvoDental, we see a wide range of cases, including those that are more complex. Our approach allows implants to be placed in areas of the jaw that provide stronger support, often avoiding the need for bone grafts or sinus lifts.
Suitability is always determined on an individual basis. If full mouth dental implants aren’t the right option for you, we’ll explain this clearly and guide you towards appropriate care.
Benefits of full mouth dental implants
For most patients, the biggest benefits of treatment are experienced in everyday life rather than in the treatment itself.
Key benefits include:
- Fixed teeth that stay in place without movement
- A functional bite, allowing you to eat more comfortably
- No need for adhesives or daily removal
- Natural appearance and feel
- Long-term solution with the right care
- Support for jawbone structure over time
By choosing full mouth dental implants, you can spend less time thinking about your teeth and more time enjoying life.
Full mouth vs traditional dentures
Full mouth dental implants and dentures both replace missing teeth, but they work in different ways:
- Implants provide fixed teeth that stay in place, while dentures can move during eating or speaking
- A functional bite allows you to eat more comfortably, whereas dentures can limit certain foods
- Implants are cleaned in place, while dentures need to be removed daily
- Implants help maintain the jawbone, while dentures do not
The main difference is that full mouth dental implants provide a fixed, more reliable alternative for everyday life.
Your EvoDental Journey
How the treatment process works
Full mouth dental implant treatment is carefully planned and delivered in stages. While every patient is different, the process generally follows a clear and structured timeline.
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Assessment and planning
Your treatment begins with a free clinical assessment, where we’ll review your dental health, discuss your concerns and assess your suitability for treatment. Detailed 3D scans allow us to create a personalised treatment plan designed around your individual needs.
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Treatment day
Dental implants are placed into the jaw to support your new teeth. In most cases, fixed teeth can be fitted on the same day, allowing you to leave with teeth in place while your final new teeth are being prepared.
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Ongoing support and final teeth
Once healing is complete, your final new teeth are fitted. Throughout your journey, you’ll be supported by an experienced clinical team focused on delivering a comfortable experience and a long-term outcome.
Treatment options
Life-changing treatments, amazing-outcomes
We're here to offer you a range of solutions that enable you to live your life and enjoy it through your new smile.
Most popular choice
Evo6
Best for: Patients wanting extra reassurance, strength and long-term confidence
- 12 teeth per jaw**
- 4-6 implants per jaw**
- Available in PMMA or Zirconia
- 1 jaw from £13,500
Evo6+
Best for: Exceptional comfort, a more realistic feel and a broader, more confident smile
- 12 teeth per jaw**
- 4-6 implants per jaw**
- Available in EMAX ceramic
- 1 jaw from £17,600
*Interest free and interest-bearing options available.
**Number of teeth and implants dependent on anatomy
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The aim of full mouth dental implants is to restore a functional bite that supports everyday activities such as eating and speaking.
For many patients, the most noticeable change is the return of confidence in day-to-day situations. Being able to eat a wider range of foods, speak more clearly and feel more comfortable socially can have a positive impact on quality of life.
Full mouth dental implants provide more than fixed teeth. They provide the reassurance that comes from knowing your treatment has been planned for long-term success.
If you’d like to see more about how the treatment looks in practice, you can view our before and after pictures or read our patient reviews.
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The cost of full mouth dental implants varies depending on your individual circumstances. This includes the condition of your teeth, the type of implants, the number of implants required and the overall complexity of your case.
For this reason, accurate pricing is provided following a detailed clinical assessment and personalised treatment plan.
Our aim is to give you all the information you need to make a confident, informed decision about treatment.
Finance options are available, including 0% APR finance*, which can help spread the cost of treatment over time.
If you’d like a clearer indication of cost, the next step is to request a free assessment.