All-on-6 and 8 Dental Implants in Mexico

Mexico is a worthwhile option for affordable All-on-six or All-on-eight treatment. Both these procedures replace missing teeth with a permanent set of teeth that allow you to eat and speak comfortably.

How Much Is the Cost of All-on-6 and All-on-8 in Mexico?

Cost in Mexico

The cost of dental implants in Mexico is much cheaper compared to the U.S and Canada. The cost of All-on-6 and All-on-8 dental implants in Mexico ranges from $6,300 to $16,000.

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Cost in US and Canada

What Are All-on-Six and All-on-Eight Implants?

Dental implants are inserted into your bone in place of natural tooth roots. They also provide support to the teeth/denture/bridge. Together, the implant and the fixed denture work like your natural teeth.

When 6 or 8 implants or “tooth roots” are used to support the upper or lower arch, the system is called “All-on-6″ or” All-on-8″. Know the difference between All-on-6 and All-on-8 dental implants.

Dental implants are an improvement over conventional removable dentures because:

1. Implant posts mimic natural tooth roots and minimize bone loss in the surrounding bone. ^[1]American Academy of Implant Dentistry
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2. Their survival rate is excellent and can last a lifetime. ^[2]PubMed – NCBI
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3. The denture on implants is fixed and will not wobble or shift in your mouth like removable dentures. This allows you to eat as you would have with natural teeth.
4. The fixed denture does not need to be removed for cleaning.

Dental Implant Procedure

Evaluation

• The dentist will evaluate your oral cavity for treatment planning. To keep a record, they will take pictures, Xrays and CT scans.
• They will also identify the need for any pre-surgery procedures.

Prerequisite Procedures (If Needed)

To make the implant site as healthy as possible, some basic procedures may be done. These include RCT, scaling, and filling.

Bone Grafting (If Needed)

A minimum bone height and width are a must to support the implants. If you have bone loss, your dentist may recommend a bone graft surgery, which helps bone formation.

It takes four to six months for the bone to grow and be ready for implants.

Implant and Teeth Placement

The dentist will give you local anesthesia or conscious sedation. Implants will be inserted in your bone on top of which fixed denture/ dental bridge is fitted.

You can eat soft food as soon as the effect of anesthesia wears off.

Healing Phase

The implant and the bone integrate with each other for 3 – 6 months. This process of healing is called “Osseointegration“.

Porcelain Denture Placement

After the healing is complete, the porcelain denture is placed which can withstand stronger biting forces. You can skip this step if your biting force is not strong.

Comparison with Full Mouth Restoration Options

“All-on-4” Vs “All-on-6/ 8”
Compare	All-on-4	All-on-6/ 8
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Number of Implants	4	6/8
Bone Grafting & Sinus Lift	Not required	Maybe required
Implant Angle	2 implants angled at 45°	All implants vertical

Should you get All-on-6 or All-on-8?

All-on-6 and All-on-8 are similar in every way except for the number of implants. All-on-8 implants distribute the weight of the fixed denture better because of more number of implants.

All-on-8 implants are chosen over All-on-6 implants when the bone is too soft which may make the denture unstable. Here, 8 implants provide better support and keep the denture stable.

Are All-on-4 implants better than All-on-6 implants?

All-on-4 implants can be placed in your bone even you have poor bone quality and eliminate bone graft surgery. However, if one implant fails, three implants are unable to support the arch. This causes the arch to become non-functional.

In All-on-six or All-on-eight implants, the arch stays functional even if one implant fails.

All-on-4 procedure requires a minimum bone width of 5 mm in the jaw (maxilla). ^[3]Nobel Biocare
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View in Article In cases where the bone width is less than 5 mm, All-on-6 procedure can be used.

The suitability of different full mouth rehabilitation procedures may vary for different individuals. Watch our associate dentist explain the difference between All-on-4, 6, and 8 procedures.

Destinations in Mexico for All-on-Six and All-on-Eight Implants

Cancun

Cancun is a city in the southeast of Mexico. Our network dental clinic in Cancun is specialized in All-on-six  and eight dental implants.

• It is a proud member of American Dental Association (ADA).
• It gives a two-year warranty on implants (terms and conditions apply).
• The clinic is equipped with an advanced on-site laboratory, providing dentists and lab technicians at the same place.

Los Algodones

Los Algodones is a small Mexican town, 7 miles from Yuma, Arizona, U.S.A.

• Our associate dental clinic in Los Algodones is ADA accredited.
• This dental center provides a two-year warranty on implants and crowns, subject to meeting terms and conditions.
• We offer free shuttle service between the border, hotel, and the clinic in Los Algodones.
• The clinic provides free lodging to its out-of-town clients at its two hotels – Hacienda and Cielito Lindo.
• If you are looking for a dentist in Mexico near Yuma, then this clinic is a good option, given that it is just a couple of blocks from the Andrade border crossing.

Tijuana

Tijuana is a border city in Mexico, just 19.5 miles from San Diego, California.

• 90% of the patients at our clinic are from the US or Canada.
• Complete destination support is provided by us.
• Being a border city, it is culturally similar to the US.

Mexicali

It is a border city just 5.7 miles from Calexico, California.

Our associate clinic in Mexicali

• Has a track record of 40 years.
• Is affiliated to the American Dental Association (ADA).
• Uses advance equipment like Intraoral Camera, Intraoral X-Ray Sensor Digital System as well as sterilization equipment.

Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta is famous both as a tourist and dental tourism destination.

• Our associate clinic has bilingual dentists.
• Sterilization practices are standard with the ones followed internationally.
• Latest technology approved by the American Dental Association (ADA).

Why MTC for Dental Trip to Mexico?

Here’s how Medical Tourism Corporation (MTC) can simplify your trip:

• Certified dental specialists for your different requirements under the same roof.
• Complete destination support.
• Bilingual patient coordinators.
• Free airport/hotel/clinic shuttle (terms and conditions apply).
• Assistance in trip planning, lodging, ground transfers, and air ticket bookings.
• Easy payment options – cash, credit/debit cards, wire transfers, checks.
• Dental financing available.

Check reviews and testimonials of our dental tourism clients.

Review of All-on-6 Dental Implants

Watch our client review his treatment in Cancun.

FAQs on All-on-six Implants Mexico

Is Mexico safe for dental treatment?

Yes. Some clinics in Mexico regularly treat patients from the States and Canada. Observe diligence while choosing the clinic for your dental implants. Board certification, qualification and accredited clinics are signal of quality dental treatment.

How can I take care of my dental implants?

Diet and hygiene are crucial in ensuring healthy implants.

Eat soft and easy to chew foods until the implant site is completely healed. Avoid hard and sticky foods like nuts, candies, cheese, and meat.

Good oral hygiene prevents infections and implant failure. Brush twice daily with a soft brush without hurting your implant site. Rinse your mouth with a non-alcoholic mouthwash after every meal.

Smoking and chewing tobacco should be avoided at all costs. They may delay the healing and cause infection.

Do Mexican dentists provide a warranty on their work?

Yes, some dentists may provide 2 – 5 year warranty on their dental work, which is subject to meeting terms and conditions of the clinic.

Reference:

1. American Academy of Implant Dentistry: About Dental Implants
2. NCBI: Factors Affecting the Survival Rate of Dental Implants
3. Nobel Biocare: All-on-4 Treatment Concept Manual