How Much Are Full Mouth Dental Implants in 2025?
Written by Dr. Gregory C. Pedro • January 2025 • 5 min read
Full mouth dental implants are one of the most transformative procedures in modern dentistry. But they also come with one of the most common questions patients ask:
“How much do full mouth implants actually cost in 2025?”
The honest answer is this: pricing depends on several factors, including the complexity of the case, the number of implants needed, bone quality, the materials used, and whether advanced technology — like robotic guidance — is part of the process.
But here’s the good news:
Breakthroughs in robotic implant technology have made full arch treatment more efficient, faster, and more cost-effective than ever.
At my practice, the use of the Yomi robotic system has allowed us to streamline the process, improve accuracy, and — in many cases — reduce total treatment costs by 20–25% compared to traditional methods without compromising quality or outcomes.
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Why Prices Vary for Full Arch Implants
While every case is unique, full mouth implant costs usually depend on:
• How many implants are required
• Whether extractions or bone grafting are needed
• The level of complexity (sinuses, bone loss, tight anatomy, etc.)
• The type of prosthetic teeth chosen (zirconia, hybrid, removable, etc.)
• Technology used during planning and placement
This is why you may see a wide range of quotes online — the “right” price really comes down to your mouth, your goals, and the level of precision required.
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How Robotic Technology Lowers the Cost
Robotic implant placement has changed the economics of full arch treatment in several ways:
1. Faster, more efficient surgery
Yomi’s precision reduces time in the chair and helps avoid unnecessary steps.
2. No need for bulky surgical guides
Traditional implants often require custom-made guides, which add cost, time, and multiple visits.
Robotics eliminates that.
3. More predictable outcomes
Precision reduces the risk of complications, additional procedures, or remakes.
4. Same-day planning and treatment
In many cases, we can plan digitally and treat the same day — reducing appointments and overhead.
All of this adds up to one thing:
Patients save time, money, and discomfort — while receiving the highest level of accuracy available in 2025.
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Typical Costs for Full Arch Implants in 2025
While national averages vary, most full mouth implant treatments in 2025 fall into these ranges:
• Single Arch (Upper or Lower): $20,000 – $35,000
• Full Mouth (Both Arches): $40,000 – $70,000+
At our center, robotic efficiency helps us offer pricing up to 20–25% lower than many corporate implant centers or traditional dental offices — especially for straightforward cases.
We believe patients should never have to choose between quality and affordability, and we’ve built our approach around that value.
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What’s Included in Your Cost?
Your treatment plan may include:
• 3D imaging
• Digital scanning
• Robotic-guided surgery
• Temporary teeth (same day in many cases)
• Final zirconia or hybrid prosthetic
• Follow-up visits and adjustments
• Lifetime support and maintenance guidance
Everything is explained clearly before treatment begins — no hidden fees, no surprises.
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So What Will Your Full Mouth Implants Cost?
The best way to know your exact price is a complimentary consultation with full digital imaging.
Once we evaluate your bone, your goals, and your overall dental health, we can provide:
• A clear, transparent quote
• Multiple treatment options
• A timeline that fits your schedule
• Customized financing plans
Most patients are pleasantly surprised by how achievable treatment is — especially with the savings robotic efficiency provides.
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Final Thoughts
Full mouth dental implants in 2025 are more precise, more predictable, and more affordable than ever before — especially when robotics is part of the process.
If you’re considering restoring your smile, I’d be honored to guide you through the process and show you what’s possible.