All-on-4 Dental Implants in Manor, TX — New Teeth in a Day at myDental Manor
Tired of a slipping denture? All-on-4 gives you fixed teeth on four implants, close to home.
Fixed All-on-4 teeth from $14,900 per arch
When Your Teeth or Your Denture Run Your Day
Many people who ask us about All-on-4 have been putting up with something for a long time. Maybe a lower denture has never really stayed put, no matter how much adhesive goes on in the morning. Living in Manor and working anywhere along the 290 corridor, you do not have hours to spare for dental problems, so they tend to wait.
None of this means you waited too long, and nobody here will lecture you. Our job is to look at your mouth, explain what we see in plain language, and show you every option side by side.
What All-on-4 Is, and Who It Helps
All-on-4 replaces a whole arch of teeth (all of your upper teeth, or all of your lower teeth) with one fixed bridge that is held by four dental implants. The two implants at the front stand upright. The two at the back are placed at an angle, which lets them reach more of the bone you already have. That angle is why many people told they needed a bone graft can still get fixed teeth.
All-on-X is the wider family name. It means the arch is held by four or more implants, for example All-on-6 when a jaw needs six. Your 3D CT scan shows which one fits your bone. Want the full picture across all of our offices? Read our All-on-4 dental implants guide. If you are missing only one or a few teeth, a single implant or bridge may suit you better; see dental implants in Manor.
Two upright in front, two angled at the back
A full row of teeth that stays in, day and night
Temporary fixed teeth go in the same day
Implants give the jaw the work roots used to do
You may be a good candidate if
All-on-4, Snap-In or Regular Dentures?
There is more than one way to replace a full arch of teeth. These are the four we compare at almost every full-mouth consultation in Manor. All-on-4 and All-on-X are fixed: only your dental team can remove them. The two denture options come out at home.
All-on-4
Four implants hold a fixed bridge for the whole arch. It is the most common full-arch choice and often avoids bone grafting thanks to the angled back implants.
All-on-6
The same fixed bridge on five or six implants. It spreads the bite over more implants, which can suit a softer upper jaw or a strong bite.
Snap-In Implant Denture
A denture that clips onto two to four implants. Much steadier than a regular denture, and you take it out each night to clean it.
Regular Denture
A removable set of teeth that rests on the gums. The lowest-cost option, but it can loosen as the jawbone shrinks and needs relining over time.
| All-on-4 | Snap-in implant denture | Regular denture |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | ||
| People who want fixed teeth that stay in | People who want more grip than a denture, with fewer implants | People who want the lowest cost up front or are not ready for implant surgery |
| Fixed or removable? | ||
| Fixed; only your dentist takes it off | Removable; snaps onto implants | Removable; rests on the gums |
| How it stays in place | ||
| 3 of 3Attached to 4 implants, or 5 to 6 for All-on-X | 2 of 3Clips onto 2 to 4 implants | 1 of 3Suction, often with adhesive |
| Chewing | ||
| 3 of 3Closest to natural teeth; firm foods are back on the menu | 2 of 3Much steadier than a denture | 1 of 3Softer foods; it can slip |
| Taste and the roof of the mouth (upper jaw) | ||
| 3 of 3No plate over the palate, so food tastes and feels natural | 2 of 3Usually a smaller plate, or none | 1 of 3An upper denture covers the palate |
| Jawbone | ||
| 3 of 3Implants help preserve the bone where they sit | 3 of 3Implants help preserve the bone where they sit | 1 of 3Bone keeps shrinking, so the fit loosens over time |
| Daily care | ||
| 3 of 3Brush like natural teeth and clean under the bridge; no adhesive | 2 of 3Take out nightly to clean | 1 of 3Take out to clean; often needs adhesive |
| Typical visits | ||
| Exam, surgery day, healing checks, final teeth | Exam, implant visit, healing, denture fitting | Several fitting visits |
| Cost up front | ||
| Highest up front; one plan, built to last | In between | Lowest up front; adhesive, relines and replacements add up |
| Upkeep and replacement over the years | ||
| 3 of 3Checkups and cleanings; after many years the teeth on the bridge may need repair or a new set | 2 of 3Clips and attachments replaced from time to time, relines, and a new denture every several years | 1 of 3Adhesive, regular relines, and a new denture every several years as the jaw changes |
Ready to see which option fits you? Your consultation and 3D CT scan will show what your bone allows.
Schedule a ConsultationNot sure which column you belong in? That is what your first visit is for: we go through the options on your own CT scan.
Where Are You Starting From?
People come to us about All-on-4 from two different places, and each brings its own questions. Whichever one sounds like you, the first step in Manor is the same: an exam and a 3D CT scan, so every answer is about your mouth.
Already Wearing Dentures?
Maybe the lower denture slips when you talk, the adhesive never quite holds through lunch, or sore spots keep coming back. Many people also give up foods they love without really noticing.
Many denture wearers can move to fixed teeth on implants. At your first visit we check your bone and gums and take the CT scan, which shows whether implants can go where they are needed and whether a graft would help.
Facing the Loss of Your Remaining Teeth?
If your remaining teeth are loose, broken or keep flaring up, you may be choosing what comes next for the first time. A regular denture is not the only first step.
When your bone allows, the failing teeth are removed and the implants placed in the same visit, and you leave with temporary fixed teeth on surgery day. Your CT scan and written plan show whether that path fits you before you decide anything.
From First Visit to Final Teeth: Your All-on-4 Timeline
All-on-4 is planned carefully up front so that surgery day goes smoothly. Here is how it works when you start at myDental Manor. Your written plan explains each step and where it happens.
New Patient Exam and 3D CT Scan
Your first visit is a consultation with a 3D CT scan; the offer box above shows how to book it. The 3D scan lets us see the height and width of your jawbone, your sinuses and your nerves. You tell us what bothers you most and how you want your smile to look.
Your Written Plan and Price
You get a written treatment plan: All-on-4 or All-on-X, one or both arches, the teeth material, and your exact price. We also go over payment plans, so you can decide at home without pressure.
Surgery Day and Same-Day Teeth
Failing teeth are removed and the implants are placed, with sedation options to keep you relaxed. Plan for someone to drive you home if you have sedation.
Healing
You leave with temporary fixed teeth on surgery day. Most patients get their final teeth about 3 to 6 months later, once the implants have fused with the bone. Your timeline depends on your bone, healing and whether grafting is needed. A soft diet for the first weeks protects the new implants while they settle.
Your Final Teeth
Your final bridge is made to fit your healed gums and your bite, in the shade and shape you chose. From then on, daily cleaning and regular checkups keep it in good shape.
Caring for Your New Teeth
Fixed teeth are looked after much like natural teeth. Your Manor team shows you how at your final-teeth visit, and these habits keep them in good shape:
Comfort and Sedation
Sedation options are offered; your team explains which is right for you
The area is fully numbed before any work begins
Medications and health history are checked before sedation
Warm blankets, headphones and breaks whenever you need one
What Does All-on-4 Cost in Manor?
Fixed All-on-4 teeth start from $14,900 per arch, and premium zirconia teeth start from $19,900 per arch. One arch means one jaw: your upper teeth are one arch and your lower teeth are another, so a full mouth is two arches. The price includes your consultation and CT scan, the extractions, the implants, your same-day temporary teeth and your final teeth. Sedation is available and quoted separately.
A regular denture costs less on day one, but adhesive, relines and replacement dentures add up over the years. Fixed teeth are an up-front investment in a long-term result.
Your exact price is written into your plan after your consultation and CT scan, before anything starts. These are the things that shape it:
Implants per Arch
All-on-4 uses four implants. If your scan shows a jaw needs five or six (All-on-X), your plan says so and why.
One Arch or Both
Some people need only the upper or only the lower arch. Others do both, on the same day or one after the other.
Teeth to Remove
Extractions are part of the price. How many teeth come out, and their condition, shapes how surgery day is planned.
Bone Grafting
Angled implants often avoid a graft. If your CT scan shows one is needed, it is listed in your written plan before you decide.
Sedation
Sedation is optional and quoted separately, so you only pay for the comfort level you choose.
Teeth Material
Your plan shows both choices: fixed All-on-4 teeth, or premium zirconia teeth, which are very strong and hold their color.
Payment plans and flexible financing are covered in the payment options below.
What Our Manor Patients Say
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Your myDental Manor Care Team
The Manor team answers your questions and walks you through your plan. Full-arch care involves several people working together, and your written plan tells you who does each step and where.
Dr. Jieun Jun
DMDDr. Jieun Jun, DMD, earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry, where she received the school's prosthodontics award and later served as clinical adjunct faculty. She is dedicated to helping every patient achieve optimal oral health and a confident smile.
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Dr. Jinal Patel
DDSDr. Patel earned her DDS from the University of Southern California's Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry. With extensive experience in multidisciplinary dentistry, she treats both children and adults with a compassionate, patient-centered approach. A two-time America's Top Dentists award recipient, she is dedicated to exceeding her patients' expectations.
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Dr. Haiying (“Mia”) Zhang
DDSDr. Zhang earned her DDS from UT Health San Antonio and holds a Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M University. She specializes in preventive and restorative dentistry with a gentle, patient-first approach. Fluent in English, Japanese, and Mandarin Chinese, she provides compassionate care to a diverse community of patients.
View Full Bio →Why Manor Patients Start Their All-on-4 Here
A full-mouth decision takes more than one conversation. Being close to home makes that easier: you can stop by on a Saturday for your exam, come back with your spouse to go over the plan, and keep your checkups without losing half a workday to traffic on 290.
- 100% dentist-owned, so treatment decisions are made by dentists
- A 3D CT scan is part of your consultation
- One written plan and price before treatment begins
- Sedation options for patients who feel anxious
- Open Tuesday to Friday 9 AM – 5 PM and Saturday 9 AM – 3 PM
- On the south side of US-290, just east of Manor Road, with free parking in front
- Our Manor team speaks English and Spanish / Se habla español
- One of 10 myDental offices across Central Texas
All-on-4 Questions From Manor Patients
Don’t see your question? Call our Manor office — we’re happy to help.
Fixed All-on-4 teeth start from $14,900 per arch, and premium zirconia teeth start from $19,900 per arch (one arch is one jaw). That includes the consultation and CT scan, extractions, implants, same-day temporary teeth and final teeth. Sedation is quoted separately. Bone grafting, extra implants or doing both arches change the total, and your written plan shows the exact price consultation and CT scan.
Yes. Mention the offer when you book online or call us. Your consultation includes a 3D CT scan, and your team will review your current records with you.
No. You start with your consultation at our Manor office at 12836 Highway 290 E, Suite 500, and you can book a Saturday morning if weekdays are hard. The consultation includes a 3D CT scan, and you come back to the same office to go over your plan. Your written plan explains every later step and where it happens, so you know about any travel before you agree to anything.
Often, yes. The two back implants are angled so they can use the stronger bone toward the front of the jaw, which is how All-on-4 avoids a graft for many people. Your CT scan shows how much bone you have. If a graft or a different number of implants (All-on-X) would work better, your plan explains why.
Yes. You leave with temporary fixed teeth on surgery day. They are made for the healing months, so you eat soft foods for the first weeks. Most patients get their final teeth about 3 to 6 months later, once the implants have fused with the bone. Your timeline depends on your bone, healing and whether grafting is needed.
The area is fully numbed, and sedation options are offered, so many patients feel pressure rather than pain during surgery. Some soreness and swelling afterward is normal, and you get clear aftercare instructions. Read more about sedation dentistry at myDental.
It is surgery, so there is healing time and a soft diet at first, and it costs more up front than a regular denture. You cannot take the bridge out yourself, so cleaning under it takes a water flosser or special floss plus regular professional cleanings. Smoking and uncontrolled diabetes raise the risk of problems.
All-on-4 is designed as a long-term solution. How long it lasts depends mostly on care: daily cleaning, regular checkups, not smoking and wearing a night guard if you grind. The teeth on top take the daily wear and can usually be repaired or remade over time without replacing the implants.
Both hold a fixed full arch. All-on-6 (part of the All-on-X family) uses six implants instead of four, which spreads the bite over more support. It can suit a softer upper jaw or a heavy bite. All-on-4 needs less bone and is the more common choice. Your CT scan decides which one fits you.
Snap-in dentures clip onto implants and come out every night; they cost less and are much steadier than a regular denture. All-on-4 stays in all the time and feels more like your own teeth, especially when you chew. Our dentures page explains the removable options.
Ask about payment plans and flexible financing when you review your plan; many patients spread the cost over time. You can also start with one arch and plan the other later. Your exam gives you a written price, so you can decide without pressure.
myDental Manor is at 12836 Highway 290 E, Suite 500, Manor, TX 78653, on the south side of US-290 just east of Manor Road. We see patients from Manor, Shadowglen, Presidential Meadows, Webberville and Pflugerville, Tuesday to Friday 9 AM to 5 PM and Saturday 9 AM to 3 PM. Call (512) 815-3663 or schedule online.
Payment Options for All-on-4 in Manor
You get a written plan and price before treatment starts, and our Manor team walks you through the ways to pay.
A Written Price First
Your plan lists what is included, what sedation adds, and the total, so nothing comes as a surprise later.
What Shapes the Price →Flexible Financing
Payment plans let you spread the cost of treatment over time. Ask our team how to apply when you review your plan.
Learn About Financing →myDental Care Plan
Our membership plan covers routine exams, X-rays and cleanings, which helps you keep up with checkups for your new teeth.
Learn About the Plan →myDental Manor
Coming from Austin, take US-290 East from I-35; the office is on your right just past Manor Road, about 20 minutes from downtown. From Pflugerville, take FM 973 or SH 130 south to US-290 East. From Webberville or Elgin, head west on 290. Free parking is right in front of the building.
Serving Manor, Shadowglen, Presidential Meadows, Briarcreek, Webberville, Littig, East Austin, Pflugerville and the US-290 corridor.
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12836 Highway 290 E, Suite 500
Manor, TX 78653
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Ready to Talk About All-on-4 in Manor?
Start with a consultation close to home; it includes a 3D CT scan (see the offer below). You will see your options, get your written price, and have time to decide. Weekday and Saturday appointments are available at myDental Manor.
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