Full Mouth Dental Implants Cost in Florida
Straight answers about what All On X full-arch dental implants cost in the Sarasota area, what drives the price up or down, how financing and payment plans work, and how the lifetime cost compares to living with dentures.
New patients currently save $2,500 per arch — see the current full-arch implant offer.
Typical Price Ranges
Single dental implant
$3,000 – $6,000
Implant, abutment, and crown
One full arch (All On X)
$20,000 – $30,000
Upper or lower, teeth included
Full mouth (both arches)
$40,000 – $60,000
Complete smile reconstruction
These are general industry ranges for planning purposes, not a quote. Your exact investment is confirmed after a complimentary 3D CT scan and exam.
What Changes Your Price
- Bone volume — patients with bone loss may need grafting or zygomatic implants
- Number of extractions needed before implants are placed
- Material of the final teeth — acrylic, nano-ceramic, or full zirconia
- Number of implants supporting each arch (typically four to six)
- Type of sedation: local anesthetic, oral sedation, or IV sedation
- Whether one arch or both arches are treated
Not sure whether implants or dentures make more sense for your situation? Read our dentures vs. All On X dental implants comparison , or review the full-arch implant services we provide in Sarasota.
Dental Implant Cost Questions
How much do full mouth dental implants cost in Florida?
Nationally, full-mouth (full-arch) dental implants typically range from about $20,000 to $30,000 per arch, and roughly $40,000 to $60,000 for both arches. The final number depends on how much bone you have, whether extractions or grafting are needed, the implant and material used for the final teeth, and the type of sedation. The only way to get an accurate figure is a consultation with a 3D CT scan — ours is complimentary.
What is included in the price of All On X implants?
At Speranza, a full-arch case generally includes the consultation and 3D CT scan, any needed extractions, IV sedation, the implants themselves, the surgical placement, a same-day fixed temporary set of teeth, follow-up visits during healing, and the final custom prosthesis. Ask for a written treatment plan so you can compare quotes line by line.
Are dental implants cheaper than dentures long term?
Dentures cost less up front but are a recurring expense: relines every one to two years, replacements roughly every five to seven years, adhesives, and cleaning supplies. Denture wearers also lose jawbone over time, which changes facial shape and makes future treatment more complex. Implants are a one-time investment designed to last decades, which is why many patients find the lifetime cost comparable or lower.
How do most patients pay for dental implants?
Most patients combine the current $2,500-per-arch new-patient savings with a monthly payment plan through a third-party healthcare lender. We do not accept medical or dental insurance, so your quote is straightforward: one all-inclusive price, reviewed with you before you commit to anything.
Is there financing for dental implants?
Yes. We work with third-party healthcare lenders offering monthly payment plans, including extended-term and low-interest options for qualified applicants. Many patients finance their arch and pay monthly rather than in a lump sum.
Why are dental implants so expensive?
A full-arch case is oral surgery plus custom prosthetics: titanium implants, a 3D-planned surgical guide, sedation with monitoring, a surgeon and a prosthodontist, a dental lab, and a same-day set of fixed teeth. You're paying for one procedure that replaces an entire arch permanently, not a single filling.
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