All-on-4 Dental Implants in Elgin, TX — New Teeth in a Day at myDental Elgin
Chewing carefully at every meal? Get fixed All-on-4 teeth at our office on US-290.
Fixed All-on-4 teeth from $14,900 per arch
Tired of Working Around Loose Teeth or a Denture?
Many of the people who ask us about full mouth dental implants in Elgin have spent years making small adjustments. They chew on one side. They keep a tube of denture adhesive in the car. They plan meals around what they can still bite. In a small town, where you run into neighbors at the grocery store or the post office, it is easy to start smiling with your mouth closed.
Whatever brought you here, you will get a straight answer and no judgment. We explain what your scan shows and what each option would mean for your daily life.

How All-on-4 Works
With All-on-4, four dental implants hold one fixed bridge of teeth for a whole arch, either the upper jaw or the lower jaw. Two implants sit upright near the front. The two at the back are tilted so they can anchor in the denser bone toward the front of the jaw, which often makes a bone graft unnecessary. The bridge stays in all the time; you do not take it out at night.
You will also hear the name All-on-X. It covers every fixed full arch held by four or more implants, such as All-on-6, which some jaws need for extra support. For a deeper look at how full-arch treatment works across myDental, see our All-on-4 dental implants overview. If only one tooth or a few teeth are missing, start with dental implants in Elgin instead.

Titanium implants act as new roots for the arch
No adhesive, no taking it out to sleep
You leave surgery day with temporary fixed teeth
Implants help slow the bone loss that follows missing teeth
Is All-on-4 Right for You?
Four Ways to Replace a Full Arch of Teeth
Full-arch care is not one-size-fits-all. At your Elgin consultation we compare these four side by side, using your own CT scan, so you can see what each would mean for comfort, upkeep and cost.

All-on-4
A fixed bridge on four implants. It needs the fewest implants of the fixed options and often works without grafting.

All-on-6
The same kind of fixed bridge on more implants, usually six. Extra support can help when the bone is softer or the bite is heavy.

Snap-In Denture
Implant dentures that snap onto a few implants. Far more secure than a regular denture, and you remove them to clean every day.

Traditional Denture
Removable teeth that rest on the gums with suction or adhesive. It costs the least, but the fit changes as the jaw shrinks.
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 ConsultationA traditional denture usually needs relining or remaking as the gums change; implant options slow that change down.
Where Are You Starting From?
Many people we see in Elgin about full-arch care are in one of two situations. The questions differ a little, but the first visit is the same for both: an exam with a 3D CT scan and a plain talk about what it shows.
Already Wearing Dentures?
Maybe you have worn a denture for years and still keep adhesive in the car, plan meals around what you can chew, or put up with sore spots. A lower denture that floats when you talk is one of the most common reasons people switch.
Many denture wearers are able to move to fixed teeth on implants. At your first visit we look at your gums and bone and take the CT scan, which shows how much bone you have and where implants could go.
Facing the Loss of Your Remaining Teeth?
If the teeth you still have are loose, broken or keep getting infected, you may be facing this choice for the first time, and it can feel like a lot at once.
You do not have to start with a regular denture. When your bone allows, the failing teeth come out and the implants go in during the same visit, and you leave with temporary fixed teeth on surgery day. Your scan and written plan show whether that fits you.
Your All-on-4 Journey, Step by Step
Here is what to expect when you begin at myDental Elgin. Your written plan explains each step and where it happens, so there are no surprises about appointments or travel.
Consultation 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 shows your bone, sinuses and nerves in three dimensions, which is what full-arch planning depends on.
Plan, Price and Payment Options
We sit down with you to go over a written plan: which arch or arches, how many implants, which teeth material, and the exact price. You also see your payment options. Take it home and think it over.
Surgery Day
Teeth that cannot be saved are removed and the implants are placed. Sedation options are offered. If you choose sedation, bring someone to drive you home.
Healing Months
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. You eat a soft diet for the first weeks while the implants settle.
Final Teeth
Your final bridge is made for your healed gums and your bite, in the shape and shade you picked. Then it is daily cleaning and regular checkups to keep it in good shape.
Caring for Your New Teeth
Daily care for fixed teeth is simple once you have the routine. Your Elgin team walks you through it when your final teeth go in:
Staying Comfortable
Your team explains which sedation option is right for you
Nothing starts until the area is numb
Your health history and medicines are reviewed first
Blankets, headphones and a pause whenever you ask
What Does All-on-4 Cost in Elgin?
At myDental, fixed All-on-4 teeth start from $14,900 per arch, and premium zirconia teeth start from $19,900 per arch. An arch is one jaw, so replacing both your upper and lower teeth means two arches. The price covers your consultation and CT scan, extractions, the implants, your same-day temporary teeth and your final teeth. Sedation is available and quoted separately.
A traditional denture is the cheaper choice at the start, but adhesive, relines and new dentures over the years add to what it costs. Fixed teeth put more of the cost up front, for a result that is meant to last.
You receive your exact written price after your consultation and CT scan, before any treatment. Six things shape that number:
Number of Implants
Four implants for All-on-4; five or six when your scan shows a jaw needs more support.
Upper, Lower or Both
Each arch is priced on its own, so a full mouth costs more than one arch.
Extractions
Included in the price. The number and condition of the teeth to remove shape the surgery plan.
Bone Grafting
Many people need no graft. If yours does, your written plan lists it before you commit.
Sedation Choice
Optional and priced separately, based on the level of sedation you and your team choose.
Teeth Material
Standard fixed teeth or premium zirconia teeth. Zirconia is very strong and resists staining.
See the payment options further down this page for payment plans and flexible financing.
What Our Elgin Patients Say
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Your myDental Elgin Care Team
Our Elgin team is your home base: they see you for your exam, answer your questions and walk you through every page of your plan. Full-arch treatment is a team effort, and your plan tells you who handles each step and where.


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. Alejandro Rojas
DDSDr. Alejandro Rojas, DDS, is a general dentist who earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Utah School of Dentistry after completing his undergraduate studies at Utah Valley University. He is committed to continuing education and providing patient-centered care, focusing on modern techniques and personalized treatment to help patients achieve and maintain healthy smiles.
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Full-arch treatment means several visits over a few months. When the office is on your side of the county, those visits fit around work, family and the drive. Patients come to us from Elgin, McDade, Coupland, Taylor and across eastern Travis and Bastrop County.
- 100% dentist-owned, with decisions made by dentists
- 3D CT scan included in your consultation
- A written plan and price before any treatment
- Sedation options for nervous patients
- Open Monday to Friday 9 AM – 5 PM
- About one mile west of downtown Elgin on the south side of US-290, with free parking
- Spanish-speaking staff available / Se habla español
- One of 10 myDental offices in Central Texas

All-on-4 Questions We Hear in Elgin
Have a question that is not here? Call our Elgin office — we are glad 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. The price includes the consultation and CT scan, extractions, implants, same-day temporary teeth and final teeth; sedation is quoted separately. Your exact written price comes consultation and CT scan. Payment plans and flexible financing can spread the cost.
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. Your consultation, with its 3D CT scan, is booked at our Elgin office, and you come back here to review your plan. The written plan spells out every later step and where it happens, so you know about any travel before you say yes.
Yes, many All-on-4 patients come from a denture. Years without teeth can shrink the jawbone, so your CT scan matters: it shows whether four angled implants will work, or whether All-on-X or a graft is the better fit. Until surgery day you keep wearing your current denture.
Bone loss does not rule you out. Tilting the two back implants lets them use the stronger bone near the front of the jaw, which is why many people avoid a bone graft with All-on-4. When a graft or extra implants are needed, your plan explains it and includes it in the price you see before deciding.
Yes. Failing teeth can be removed and implants placed on the same day, and you leave with temporary fixed teeth. You stick to 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.
You are numb during the procedure, and sedation options are offered; your team explains which one suits you. Many patients feel pressure rather than pain. Expect some swelling and soreness afterward, which your aftercare instructions help you manage. Learn more about sedation at myDental.
It is a surgical treatment with a healing period and a soft diet at first. It costs more than a traditional denture. Because the bridge is fixed, you clean under it with a water flosser or special floss and need regular professional cleanings. Smoking and poorly controlled diabetes make problems more likely.
Four is enough for many jaws. All-on-X means four or more, and All-on-6 adds two implants for extra support, which can help in a softer upper jaw or with a strong bite. Your CT scan answers this question, and your plan explains the choice.
It depends on what matters most to you. All-on-4 stays in and chews the most like natural teeth. Snap-in dentures cost less, are much steadier than a regular denture, and come out to clean. A traditional denture costs the least but moves the most. Our dentures page covers the removable choices.
Brush twice a day, clean under the bridge with a water flosser, and keep your checkups and professional cleanings. Wear a night guard if you grind. All-on-4 is designed as a long-term solution; how long it lasts depends on that care and on not smoking. The teeth on top can usually be repaired or remade over time without new implants.
myDental Elgin is at 1380 W. US HWY 290, Suite 200, Elgin, TX 78621, about one mile west of downtown Elgin on the south side of US-290. We are open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Call (512) 649-5005 or book online.
Paying for All-on-4 at myDental Elgin
Before treatment starts, you have a written plan and price in hand. Our Elgin team explains the ways to pay and helps you choose the one that fits.
One Clear Price
Your plan shows what is included, what sedation adds and your total, in writing.
What Is Included →Flexible Financing
Payment plans spread the cost over time. Ask our team how to apply when you go over your plan.
Learn About Financing →myDental Care Plan
The membership plan covers routine exams, X-rays and cleanings, so your follow-up care stays simple.
Learn About the Plan →myDental Elgin
From Austin or Manor, follow US-290 East; the office is on your right about one mile before downtown Elgin. From McDade, head west on US-290 through town. From Taylor or Bastrop, take SH 95 into Elgin and turn west onto US-290. There is free parking right in front of the building.
Serving Elgin, McDade, Coupland, Manor, Taylor, Bastrop County, eastern Travis County and the Highway 290 corridor.
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1380 W. US HWY 290, Suite 200
Elgin, TX 78621
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