How Much Is All-on-4 in Mexico?
Clinics we list in Mexico publish $5,400 to $13,500 per arch, against a U.S. average of about $15,176. What each price covers differs a lot.
All-on-4 in Mexico costs $5,400 to $13,500 per arch (one jaw) at seven clinics listed on xcuro, in Cancun, Tijuana and Los Algodones. The U.S. average is about $15,176 (Synchrony's 2024 study). For both jaws, double it.
Prices by clinic
| Clinic | City | Per arch |
|---|---|---|
| Cancun Dental Specialists | Cancun | From $5,400 (fixed hybrid); $6,400 (Prettau zirconia) |
| YeahSmile | Cancun | From $5,400 |
| Marietta Dental Care | Los Algodones and Tijuana | $7,500 to $13,500 |
| Dental 3 Smiles | Tijuana | $8,000 |
| Sani Dental Group (xcuro partner) | Los Algodones | $8,110 to $9,710 |
| Teethsavers Dental Clinic | Tijuana | $9,500 |
| Shtern Dental Clinic | Cancun | $10,300 to $11,300 |
Prices are as each clinic publishes them, checked October 19, 2026. See our guide for what each covers.
Why a like-for-like comparison is hard
- Bridge material. An acrylic hybrid costs less than zirconia. At Sani, the base is $8,110 for an acrylic hybrid.
- Implant brand. Sani charges $8,110 with its standard system, $8,950 with Nobel Biocare and $9,710 with Straumann.
- Temporary vs final teeth. Ask if the price covers both.
- Extractions and bone grafts. Dental 3 Smiles says its $8,000 includes these. Many others charge separately.
Two trips, and months in between
You get a temporary set first, and Cleveland Clinic says implants take about three to six months to fuse with the jaw, sometimes longer with a bone graft. Then you go back for the final bridge. Marietta's price includes lodging and ground transportation, but others do not. Budget for both trips before you compare with a U.S. quote.
What happens if something goes wrong
A full-arch bridge is a long commitment, and it needs regular maintenance. The FDA has a patient guide on implants worth reading. Ask your U.S. dentist before you travel whether they will maintain a bridge placed abroad. Some won't, so you'd go back to Mexico for fixes. The ADA suggests arranging follow-up before you leave.
Paying for it
Teeth and implants generally count as medical expenses, since the IRS includes artificial teeth and dental treatment, so an HSA can help. Medicare usually doesn't cover implants. Our All-on-4 recovery guide walks through the months after surgery, and the timeline page adds flights and U.S. follow-up. Compare with U.S. implant prices.
All-on-4 Dental Implants: the U.S. price
Typical U.S. price: From $15,176. Prices abroad and the source.
Clinics listed on xcuro in Mexico
Sorted by Google and Trustpilot ratings weighted by review count. How we list clinics.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is All-on-4 for both jaws in Mexico?
Double the per-arch price: about $10,800 to $27,000 at clinics we list. Some clinics may discount a second arch, so ask.
How long does All-on-4 take in Mexico?
Surgery and a temporary bridge often happen in one trip. The final bridge follows months later, usually on a second trip.
Is All-on-6 more expensive?
Yes in most cases. Sani lists All-on-6 with Nobel Biocare at $13,310 per arch. Shtern lists $12,700 to $13,700.
Sources
- All-on-4 in Mexico guide — xcuro
- Dental implants cost (2024 Synchrony cost study) — Synchrony / CareCredit
- Implant Supported Dentures — Cleveland Clinic
- Dental Implants: What You Should Know — U.S. Food and Drug Administration
- Travel — American Dental Association, MouthHealthy
- Publication 502: Medical and Dental Expenses (2025 returns) — Internal Revenue Service
- Dental services — Medicare.gov