All-on-4 Dental Implants in Georgetown, TX — New Teeth in a Day at myDental Georgetown
Tired of a denture that slips? All-on-4 gives you fixed teeth on four implants, and temporary fixed teeth go in on surgery day.
Fixed All-on-4 teeth from $14,900 per arch
Life With Loose Dentures or Failing Teeth
A lot of the people who call our Georgetown office about All-on-4 have worn dentures for years. Some got them recently and never got used to them. Others are watching their own teeth loosen one by one and want to stop the cycle of repairs. The everyday frustrations sound alike:
Whatever brought you here, there is no judgment. We will look at your situation, explain the choices in plain words, and let you decide.
What Is All-on-4, and How Is It Different From a Denture?
A denture sits on your gums. All-on-4 is anchored in your jaw. Four dental implants support one fixed bridge that replaces every tooth in the upper or lower arch. The two front implants stand straight; the two back implants are angled to use the strongest bone, which often means no bone graft is needed. The bridge is fixed in place, so there is no paste and nothing to take out at night, and an upper bridge leaves the roof of your mouth open.
All-on-X means the same kind of bridge on four or more implants, such as All-on-6, for jaws that need more support. Read the full overview of All-on-4 dental implants at myDental, or, if you only need one or two teeth replaced, see dental implants in Georgetown.
Four implants hold the teeth instead of your gums
One fixed bridge replaces every tooth in the jaw
You go home with temporary fixed teeth
Unlike a denture, implants keep working the jawbone
Who Is a Good Candidate?
Comparing Fixed Implant Teeth and Dentures in Georgetown
If you are weighing new dentures against implants, these are the four options on the table. The right one depends on your bone, your budget and how you want your teeth to feel.
All-on-4 Fixed Teeth
A full arch of teeth fixed to four implants. It stays in all day and night and is cleaned like natural teeth.
All-on-6
A fixed arch on six implants instead of four, for softer bone or a heavy bite.
Snap-In Implant Dentures
Your denture clips onto a few implants, so it stops slipping. You still remove it each night to clean it.
Traditional Dentures
The simplest and lowest-cost choice. It rests on the gums, may need adhesive, and does not stop bone loss.
| 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 |
Not sure which fits you? Your consultation and 3D CT scan will show what your bone allows.
Schedule a ConsultationPrefer to start with a well-fitting denture? Our dentures page explains full and partial options, and implants can often be added later.
Where Are You Starting From?
In Georgetown we hear from two groups of people about full-arch care, and both deserve a clear answer. Here is how each path usually starts.
Already Wearing Dentures?
Many of our Georgetown patients have worn dentures for years. The complaints are familiar: a denture that rocks or rubs, paste every morning, a top plate that dulls the taste of food, and meals chosen by what is easy to chew.
Many denture wearers can move to fixed teeth on implants. Your first visit checks your gums and bone, and the 3D CT scan shows how much bone you have and where implants could be placed.
Facing the Loss of Your Remaining Teeth?
If your own teeth are failing one by one, you may be making this choice for the first time, and wondering whether a denture is the only next step.
It does not have to be. 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 scan and written plan show whether that path works for you before you commit.
From First Scan to Final Smile in Georgetown
Here is how full-arch treatment unfolds, from your first visit on Williams Drive to your final teeth. Your treatment plan explains each step and where it happens.
Your Consultation and CT Scan
Your first visit is a consultation with a 3D CT scan; the offer box above shows how to book it. We examine your mouth, check how your current denture or teeth fit, and take the 3D scan. You leave with a written plan.
Choosing Your Plan
We talk through upper, lower or both arches, how many implants your bone needs, the tooth material and the written price, along with payment plans.
Surgery and Same-Day Teeth
Remaining failing teeth are taken out and the implants placed, with numbing and sedation available. Temporary fixed teeth are attached before you leave.
Healing Time
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. Plan on soft foods for the first weeks, plus a few checkups.
Fitting Your Final Bridge
Your final teeth are made to fit your bite and your face, then fixed in place. After that, checkups and cleanings with your Georgetown team keep them healthy.
Caring for Your New Teeth
Fixed teeth need everyday care, much like the teeth you were born with. Your Georgetown team shows you the routine when your final teeth are fitted:
Comfort and Sedation
If dental work makes you uneasy, tell us. Sedation options are offered, and your team explains which is right for you before surgery day.
Chosen with you at the exam
Nothing starts until the area is numb
We tell you what is happening as we go
Warm blankets, headphones and TV
What Does All-on-4 Cost in Georgetown?
At myDental Georgetown, fixed All-on-4 teeth are from $14,900 per arch, and premium zirconia teeth are from $19,900 per arch. An arch is one jaw, so a full upper set is one arch. Included in that price: your consultation and CT scan, extractions, the implants, same-day temporary teeth and your final teeth. Sedation is available and quoted separately. consultation and CT scan you receive your exact price in writing.
Traditional dentures cost less at first, yet paste, relines and replacement dentures keep adding up over the years. Fixed teeth ask for more up front and are planned as a long-term result.
What can change your plan:
Number of Implants
All-on-4 uses four; All-on-X adds more when the CT scan shows the jaw needs them.
Upper, Lower or Both
Every jaw treated is one arch, so a full mouth is two arches.
Teeth to Remove
Extractions are included and are normally done on surgery day.
Bone Support
If grafting is needed, it is shown in your written plan before you agree.
Your Comfort Choice
Sedation is optional and priced on its own.
Final Tooth Material
Choose fixed All-on-4 teeth or premium zirconia teeth.
Spreading the cost is common; see payment options below.
Reviews From Our Georgetown Patients
Rated 4.9/5 from 150+ patient reviews of the Georgetown office. They describe all kinds of visits, not only full-arch care.
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Your myDental Georgetown Care Team
The Georgetown team walks with you through every stage: your scan and plan, the checkups while your implants heal, and the cleanings that keep your new teeth in good shape for the long run.
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.
View Full Bio →Why Georgetown Chooses myDental for New Teeth
We are on Williams Drive, about a mile west of I-35 and roughly ten minutes from Sun City. Full-arch care means several visits, so having the office close to home, with a Saturday option, makes the healing months easier.
- 100% dentist-owned, so treatment decisions are made by dentists
- A 3D CT scan is part of your consultation
- Temporary fixed teeth on surgery day
- Sedation offered for anxious patients
- A written plan and price before any treatment
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM; closed Wednesday
- Every other Saturday, 9 AM to 3 PM
- One of 10 myDental offices in Central Texas
- Free parking right in front of the building
Georgetown All-on-4 Questions, Answered
Have a question we did not cover? Call the Georgetown office and we will help.
Fixed All-on-4 teeth are from $14,900 per arch, and premium zirconia teeth are from $19,900 per arch. One arch is one jaw. The price includes the consultation and CT scan, extractions, implants, same-day temporary teeth and final teeth. Sedation is quoted separately, and grafting is added only if your scan shows it is needed. Your exact price is written down for you 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.
Yes, many full-arch patients are long-time denture wearers. Years without teeth can thin the jawbone, so the CT scan is especially important: it shows whether four angled implants are enough or whether All-on-X with more implants, or a graft, would serve you better. Bring your current denture to the exam.
Yes. 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.
That is one reason All-on-4 exists. Angling the back implants lets them reach denser bone, so many people who were told they could not have implants still can. Your CT scan settles the question. If a graft is needed, it is part of the written plan you see before deciding.
You are fully numb during the procedure, and sedation options are offered; your team explains which is right for you. Expect some soreness and swelling for a while afterward, which the aftercare plan helps you manage. See sedation dentistry for more.
Both are part of All-on-X, a fixed bridge on implants. All-on-4 uses four; All-on-6 uses six, which spreads the bite over more implants when the bone is softer or the bite is heavy. It is not a question of better or worse, only of what your jaw needs, and the CT scan answers it.
Yes, and you should know them. It involves surgery and a healing period with soft foods. It costs more than dentures. The bridge does not come out at home, so cleaning under it takes a little practice and regular professional cleanings. Smoking and uncontrolled health conditions can affect healing. We review all of this with you at the exam.
Brush twice a day, clean under the bridge with a water flosser, and keep your checkups so your team can clean the areas you cannot reach. With that care the implants are built to serve you for many years, while the teeth on top may need repair or replacement as they wear.
Yes. We offer flexible financing and payment plans, and our team helps you apply once you have your written price. Many patients treat one arch first and the second later.
Yes, on alternating Saturdays from 9 AM to 3 PM. During the week we are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM and closed on Wednesday. Call ahead to check which Saturday we are open.
myDental Georgetown is at 1301 Williams Drive, Suite 306, Georgetown, TX 78628, about one mile west of I-35 off exit 261. Patients come from Sun City, Berry Creek, Serenada, Jarrell, Florence and Hutto. Call (512) 524-9121 or schedule online.
Making New Teeth Affordable in Georgetown
You will see your full written plan and price before treatment starts. Your first step is a consultation that includes the 3D CT scan.
Clear, Written Pricing
Every part of your treatment is listed with its price, so there are no surprises later.
Schedule a Consultation →Flexible Financing
Payment plans help you spread the cost. Ask our team how to apply when you review your plan.
Learn About Financing →myDental Care Plan
A membership plan for routine exams and cleanings, which matter even more once you have implants, plus savings on other treatment.
Learn About the Plan →myDental Georgetown
From I-35, take exit 261 for Williams Drive and head west for about a mile; the office is on the north side of the road. From Sun City or Berry Creek, follow Williams Drive east toward the interstate, about a ten-minute drive. Patients from Jarrell, Florence and north Williamson County take I-35 south to the same exit. We serve Georgetown, Sun City, Berry Creek, Serenada, Georgetown Village, Jarrell, Florence, Weir, Hutto and nearby communities.
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