All-on-4 Dental Implants in Mexico: 2026 Cost per Arch in Cancun, Tijuana and Los Algodones

How much does All-on-4 cost in Mexico in 2026?

Seven clinics listed on xcuro publish an All-on-4 price on their own websites: $5,400 to $13,500 per arch (one jaw), in Cancun, Tijuana and Los Algodones. In the United States, All-on-4 costs about $15,176 on average, according to the 2024 Synchrony cost study published by CareCredit.

Prices are as each clinic publishes them on its own website (links below), checked on October 19, 2026. Even the most expensive quote is below the U.S. average, and the lowest is about a third of it. Both jaws means two arches, so roughly double the price.

What moves the price

• The implant brand. Sani charges $8,110 with its standard system, $8,950 with Nobel Biocare and $9,710 with Straumann (Sani price list).
• The final bridge. Cancun Dental Specialists charges $5,400 for a fixed hybrid denture and $6,400 for a Prettau zirconia bridge (Cancun Dental Specialists). Marietta prices its All-on-6 at $9,999 and $12,999 with a zirconia bridge (Marietta).
• The number of implants. At Shtern, All-on-6 costs $12,700 to $13,700, against $10,300 to $11,300 for All-on-4 (Shtern).
• Extractions and bone grafts. Dental 3 Smiles says its price varies with the number of extractions; Sani lists extractions from $60 and bone grafts at $420 per unit.

What the price usually includes — and what it doesn't

All-on-4 quotes are rarely like for like. Before you compare, ask whether the price covers the final bridge or only the temporary teeth you leave with after surgery.

Included in the price

• Per Dental 3 Smiles: exam, evaluation, X-rays, treatment plan, extractions, bone grafting, the implants and the complete dentures for All-on-4 or All-on-6.
• Per Marietta Dental Care: lodging and ground transportation are included in its full-arch prices.
• Per YeahSmile: free ground transportation between the airport, clinic and hotel; accommodation if you qualify for its promotion.
• Per Sani Dental Group: a free initial examination; the All-on-4 price includes the fixed hybrid denture.

Not included, or charged separately

• Per Sani Dental Group: CT scan and panoramic X-rays ($150), IV sedation ($600), extractions (from $60) and bone grafts ($420 per unit). Sani says all prices on its site are base or “starting at” prices.
• Per Marietta Dental Care: payment is split. In its All-on-6 example, $6,500 is due at surgery, when you receive a temporary denture, and the remaining $3,500 when you return four to six months later for the final denture.
• Per Sani’s warranty: the guarantee covers dental treatment done at its clinics, not travel costs.
• Flights are never included.

We checked these lists on the clinics' websites on October 19, 2026. Inclusions change, so ask for the final list in writing before you pay a deposit.

Is All-on-4 right for you?

All-on-4 replaces all the teeth in one jaw with a fixed bridge on four implants; the two back implants are tilted so they can use the denser bone at the front of the jaw, which often avoids a bone graft. It suits adults who have lost all or nearly all of their teeth in an arch, or whose remaining teeth cannot be saved. Alternatives to discuss are a removable denture held by two to four implants (cheaper, but it comes out for cleaning), All-on-6 (more implants share the load) or individual implants and bridges if enough teeth and bone remain. A prosthodontist can explain which option fits your bone and bite (American College of Prosthodontists).

How many trips and how long you stay

Plan on two trips. On the first, the teeth are removed, the implants placed and a temporary fixed bridge fitted, often the same day. After three to six months of healing, while the implants fuse with the bone, you return for the final bridge. Shtern says its treatment timelines run three to ten days per visit (Shtern); Marietta's payment plan assumes a return four to six months after surgery. Bone grafting can add months.

Risks to discuss before you book

• Implant survival is high but not guaranteed. A 2026 meta-analysis found pooled implant survival of about 98% after five or more years (Shao et al., 2026); the long-term cohort from the clinic that developed the concept reports 93% implant survival at up to 18 years in the lower jaw (Maló et al., 2019).
• The bridge can break. Mechanical complications occurred in about 6% of cases in the 2026 meta-analysis, and reviews find that acrylic bridges fracture more often than metal-ceramic or zirconia ones (Huber et al., 2026).
• Gum and bone problems. Biological complications such as peri-implantitis occurred in about 6.5% of cases. Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and poor cleaning under the bridge raise the risk.
• Care at home. The CDC notes that follow-up care for complications after treatment abroad can be expensive and might not be covered by your health insurance (CDC).

How to choose a clinic and dentist

Every dentist in Mexico needs a professional license (cédula profesional) that you can look up in the government's public registry; oral surgeons, periodontists and prosthodontists hold a separate specialty license. Ask every clinic, and get the answers in writing:

1. Who will place the implants, and who will design the bridge? How many full-arch cases do they treat a year?
2. Which implant brand and model will you use? Ask for the lot stickers for your records.
3. Does the price include the final bridge, and what is it made of: acrylic on a metal frame or zirconia?
4. What is included: CT scan, extractions, bone grafts, sedation, hotel and transfers?
5. What does the warranty cover if an implant fails or the bridge breaks after you fly home, and who pays for the extra trip?

Arrange a U.S. dentist who will see you for check-ups and cleanings before you travel.

Mexico or Turkey for All-on-4?

Turkish clinics advertise lower prices, but read what they cover. DentaTur in Antalya lists All-on-4 at $2,100 per jaw, and its package lists four implants with 12 temporary teeth, hotel and transfers (DentaTur). Dentakay in Istanbul (xcuro partner) lists full-arch implants from €3,559 to €8,689 per jaw (Dentakay). With two trips needed, two round trips to Turkey plus hotels can cancel out much of the difference for most Americans, while Los Algodones and Tijuana are a drive across the border and Cancun is a nonstop flight from many U.S. cities.

Getting there

• Los Algodones. A small town built around dental tourism at the Andrade border crossing near Yuma, Arizona; most patients park on the U.S. side and walk across.
• Tijuana. Across the border from San Diego.
• Cancun. Nonstop flights average under 3 hours from Dallas and about 4 to 4.5 hours from Chicago and New York (Kayak).
• Coming back by land. Bring a U.S. passport, passport card, enhanced driver's license or trusted-traveler card such as SENTRI; flying home from Mexico requires a passport book.
• Safety. The State Department sets its Mexico travel advisory state by state. Before you book, check the current level for Baja California, where Tijuana and Los Algodones are, and for Quintana Roo, where Cancun is (State Department).

Paying for it: insurance, Medicare and HSA

Original Medicare does not pay for most dental services (Medicare), and U.S. dental plans rarely pay for treatment abroad, so check your plan first. Dental treatment such as extractions and dentures counts as a medical expense under IRS Publication 502, so HSA or FSA funds may be usable; check with your plan administrator.

Looking after All-on-4 at home

A fixed bridge needs daily cleaning underneath, usually with a water flosser or small brushes, and professional check-ups. Ask the clinic for your treatment records, implant details and X-rays so a U.S. dentist can maintain the bridge, tighten screws or repair it if needed.