Fixed temporary teeth on the day of surgery are possible when the implants are stable enough. We tell you at the consultation whether that applies to you.
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All-on-4 dental implants in Beaverton
Planned from a 3D scan. Placed here in Beaverton.
All-on-4 dental implants in Beaverton start with a free consultation and a 3D CT scan. Your price comes in writing before you decide, and most full-arch cases are $18,000–$30,000 per arch.
All three replace a full arch of teeth with a fixed bridge held by implants. The difference is how many implants hold it, and your 3D CT scan decides that.
All-on-4
Four implants per arch
Two straight implants at the front and two angled at the back. Angling the back implants lets them use the bone that is there, which can reduce the need for bone grafting.
All-on-6
Six implants per arch
Six implants share the biting load. It may be recommended when there is enough bone for six, when the bone is softer (more common in the upper jaw), or when the bite is heavy.
All-on-X
The number your jaw supports
A general name for the same full-arch approach, with the number of implants matched to your bone and bite, commonly four to six. It describes a plan built around your anatomy, not a different technique.
Whether fixed temporary teeth can be attached on the day of surgery depends on how stable the implants are when they are placed. Some cases need bone grafting or a healing period first. We explain which applies to you after reviewing your scan.
Your free dental implant consultation in Beaverton
A 3D CT scan of your jaw ($350 value), taken in our office — no referral to an imaging center
An exam and a conversation covering timeline, options, recovery and cost
A review of your medical history to flag anything that affects candidacy
A written treatment plan with your price and financing options, before anything begins
Free. No obligation.Plan on 60 to 90 minutes. Same-day consultations are often available.
Is this you?
Most people who ask us about full mouth dental implants in Beaverton arrive after years of patching things up one tooth at a time.
Several upper or lower teeth are failing, loose, or already gone
Your denture moves when you eat, or you’ve stopped eating things you like
A bridge or partial has failed and the teeth holding it are going too
You’ve been told you don’t have enough bone for implants
You have implants from another office that are failing or painful
If two or more of those sound familiar, a single consultation with a 3D scan will usually tell you where you stand. For the full picture of how the procedure works, read our All-on-4 dental implants guide.
Three quick questions
Check if you’re a candidate for full-arch implants
Tell us where your teeth are today, when you’d like to start and how you’d plan to pay. A person from our Beaverton office reads your answers and calls you to book your free consultation and 3D CT scan.
No credit check, and nothing about your credit is asked.
We call during office hours, the same business day.
Full-arch dental implants on four implants, fixed in place. Upper arches tend to cost slightly more because of bone density. Your written quote at the consultation is your price.
What’s included
3D CT scan and guided surgical planning
Extractions, if needed
Four titanium implants
Fixed temporary teeth, attached the same day when the implants are stable enough
Your final zirconia prosthesis
What isn’t
Bone grafting, if your case needs it — typically $400–$2,500 depending on the extent, and shown to you before anything starts
Sedation — options run from local anesthesia to IV sedation, each priced differently. We go over which fits your comfort and your procedure.
0% promotional financing for 12–24 months through CareCredit, subject to credit approval. Cherry, Sunbit and in-house payment plans are also available.
You came here to find out what it costs, so we publish it. Take our written plan to any second opinion you like. More detail: All-on-4 cost in Oregon.
Leads your All-on-4 care, from consultation to final teeth
Dental degree, Misr University for Science and Technology, 2004
Periodontics residency, University of Kentucky College of Dentistry, 2019–2022
Co-author, implant primary stability review, Dental Clinics of North America, 2019
Dr. Eldomiaty handles your consultation, the review of your 3D CT scan and your treatment plan, the implant surgery, and your follow-up while the implants heal. He coordinates your temporary and final teeth with our restorative team and the dental laboratory that makes them.
One building: your scan, your implant surgery, your new teeth and your implant check-ups are all handled at our Beaverton office.
What the day of surgery looks like
1
Before
Planning from your scan
Implant positions are planned on your 3D CT scan, and a 3D-printed surgical guide is made for your case. Nothing about the day is improvised.
2
Arrival
Sedation of your choice
Nitrous oxide, oral conscious sedation, or IV sedation with your vital signs monitored throughout. All-on-4 surgery is typically done under IV sedation.
3
2–3 hrs / arch
Remaining teeth removed, implants placed
With All-on-4, two straight implants at the front and two angled at the back; the angled implants can avoid bone grafting in many cases. An All-on-6 or All-on-X plan uses more implants.
4
Same day, if stable
Fixed temporary teeth, when the implants allow
When the implants are stable enough at placement, a fixed temporary bridge is attached the same day — not a removable denture. If they aren’t, the implants heal first; we tell you at the consultation which is likely for you, not on the day.
5
3–6 months
Your implants integrate
Bone bonds to the implants, usually 3–4 months in the lower jaw and 4–6 months in the upper. You wear your temporary teeth during this time.
6
Final visit
Your final teeth
Once integration is confirmed, the temporary is replaced with your final bridge, typically milled zirconia, made by the dental laboratory and fitted in coordination with our restorative team.
How All-on-4 dental implants work at Aloha Dental Specialty Center
A 75-second educational video from Aloha Dental Specialty Center: how All-on-4 places one full arch of fixed teeth on four implants, the free 3D CT scan in our office, and how we plan your new smile with you.
What Beaverton patients say
I recently visited a wonderful dental clinic. The staff are very friendly, and Dr. Ostovar helped me with my teeth. I am very grateful to him. I will tell my family and friends that there is a wonderful dental clinic. New equipment and technology. It is such a pleasure to visit this clinic.
Leonid BytiukGoogle · Translated from Ukrainian
We recently visited the dentist. Very high-quality service, new equipment and technology. The doctors are friendly and polite and do their work very well. They do all kinds of work, implants too.
Nadia BytiukGoogle · Translated from Ukrainian
I had an awesome experience. The whole team gave me a great experience. The dental treatment and all the work were high quality. I really recommend Aloha Dental Specialty to all of you. My treatment has always been great quality and an awesome experience. It was really great to meet your whole awesome team, with many years of experience. The whole office is well equipped. Treatment: implants, oral surgery, All-on-X. I am happy with my treatment with all of you.
Photos of real patients of our practice, shown with their permission. Individual results vary.
Why Beaverton patients choose us
A free 3D CT scan, your price in writing and a periodontist on staff, all in one Beaverton office.
You’ll know the price before the appointment.
It’s on this page, and you leave the consultation with it in writing.
Your CT scan is taken here, free.
No referral to an imaging center and no separate bill.
3D CT scanner in our office
Compare us.
Take your written plan to any second opinion you want. We publish our prices because we’d rather you compare than wonder.
A periodontist on staff for dental implants.
If you need bone rebuilt first, or an implant from another office is failing, it’s handled in the same building.
Periodontist on staff
Close to home.
A full-arch case is several months of visits and then years of maintenance. We’re on SW Alexander St, near Intel Ronler Acres and Orenco Station.
Se habla Español.
Paying for full-arch implants
Most people finance some or all of full-arch treatment. We go through the options with you at the consultation, before you decide anything.
0% promotional financing
CareCredit — 0% promotional financing for 12–24 months, subject to credit approval.
Cherry and Sunbit — installment plans, plus in-house payment plans.
Dental insurance — we accept the plans below and most PPO plans, verify your benefits before treatment, and file claims for you. Plans usually pay up to their annual maximum, often $1,000–$2,500, which covers a portion of a full-arch case.
HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
No insurance? Ask about the ADSC Dental Savings Plan.
Three common ways to replace many teeth. Every mouth is different: your CT scan and exam decide which options fit, and we go through all three with you at the consultation.
Comparison of All-on-4, removable dentures and single implants
Question
All-on-4 full arch
Removable denture
Single implants
How the teeth are held
A fixed full-arch bridge on four implants
Rests on the gums, held by suction or adhesive
One implant per missing tooth, or implant-supported bridges
Do you take it out?
No — only your dental team removes it
Yes, for cleaning and usually at night
No
Usually considered when
Most or all teeth in an arch are failing or missing
You prefer a removable option or are not ready for implant surgery
A few teeth are missing and healthy teeth remain
Surgery day
Fixed temporary teeth the same day when the implants are stable enough
No implant surgery
Implants usually heal before the final crowns are placed
Bone grafting
Angled back implants often avoid it; your CT scan confirms
Not needed for the denture itself
Sometimes needed where the bone is thin
Daily care
Brush and clean under the bridge daily, plus maintenance visits
All-on-4 dental implants in Beaverton: questions people ask
How long do full-arch implants last?
With proper care the implants can last 20 years or more. The teeth attached to them are a wearing part: the prosthesis typically lasts 15 to 25 years before it needs refurbishing, and zirconia tends to outlast acrylic. Regular maintenance visits are what keep both going.
What does the free consultation include?
A free 3D CT scan of your jaw for dental implant planning, taken in our office, an exam, a review of your medical history, and a conversation about your options, timeline, recovery and cost. You leave with a written treatment plan and price. Plan on 60 to 90 minutes, and there is no obligation to schedule treatment.
What’s the difference between All-on-4 and All-on-X?
All-on-4 holds a fixed full-arch bridge on four implants. All-on-X is a general name for the same approach with the number of implants matched to your jaw, commonly four to six, for example when the bone or the bite needs more support. It is not a different technique. Your 3D CT scan shows how many implants your jaw can support, and we explain the reasoning at the consultation.
What is All-on-6?
All-on-6 holds a fixed full-arch bridge on six implants instead of four. More implants share the biting load, which can help when the bone is softer, as is more common in the upper jaw, or when the bite is heavy. It needs enough bone for six implants. Your scan shows whether four, six or another number suits you.
Am I a candidate for All-on-4?
Often, if you are missing most of the teeth in an arch, have teeth that cannot be saved, or struggle with a loose denture. Bone volume, gum health, general health, medications and smoking all affect the plan. The exam and 3D CT scan at the free consultation answer this for your case.
Will I need bone grafting?
Not always. Angled implants are designed to use the bone that is there, and many full-arch cases avoid grafting. If your scan shows too little bone in key areas, grafting or a sinus lift may be needed first, which can add a healing period. Any grafting is priced in your written plan before you start.
Can I get teeth in one day if I have bone loss?
Sometimes. Same-day fixed temporary teeth are possible for many people with some bone loss. The back implants in All-on-4 are angled toward denser bone, which is how many of them avoid grafting. Whether fixed temporary teeth can be attached on the day of surgery depends on how stable the implants are when they are placed. If your bone isn’t ready for that, we tell you at the consultation and plan grafting or a staged approach instead.
Does it hurt?
The surgery is done under sedation, most often IV sedation, to keep you comfortable and relaxed during the procedure. Afterward expect soreness and swelling for a few days. You’ll go home with detailed written aftercare instructions, and we check in with you during healing.
Am I too old for this?
Age itself is rarely the deciding factor. Bone volume, gum health, medications and general health matter far more, and the scan answers most of it in one visit.
I was told I don’t have enough bone.
That’s one of the most common reasons people come to us. Angled implants, bone grafting and sinus procedures make many of these cases treatable. A CT scan tells us which applies to you.
What if I smoke, or I have diabetes?
Both raise the risk of implant problems, and neither automatically rules you out. Uncontrolled diabetes needs a closer evaluation first. Some smokers go ahead with All-on-4 successfully, but we’ll talk through the real risks for your situation rather than promise a result.
Does insurance cover it?
Most dental plans cover a portion, up to your plan’s annual maximum, and almost never the whole case. We verify your benefits before treatment and file the claims for you.
How long until I have my permanent teeth?
When the implants are stable enough at placement, you leave with fixed temporary teeth the same day. If not, the implants heal first. Your permanent zirconia teeth are fitted once the implants have integrated, usually 3–4 months for a lower arch and 4–6 months for an upper.
What if an implant has a problem later?
If an implant develops infection or bone loss, our periodontist, Dr. Eldomiaty, treats it here, including laser treatment (the LAPIP protocol) for peri-implantitis. He also sees patients whose implants were placed at other offices.
Serving Beaverton, Aloha, Hillsboro, Tigard and Portland
Our office is at 18455 SW Alexander St, Suite B, in Beaverton, near Intel Ronler Acres and Orenco Station. People come to us for all-on-4 consultations from Beaverton and Aloha, from Hillsboro and Tigard, and from elsewhere in the Portland area. A full-arch case means several visits over a few months, so a nearby office makes the follow-up easier.
Aloha Dental Specialty Center 18455 SW Alexander St, Suite B Beaverton, OR 97006
