All-on-4 Sucks.

Here's Why.

All-on-4 was the best option for a time—but most patients don’t realize its long-term problems until it’s too late. There’s a better, longer-lasting alternative: 3 on 6™.

What's Wrong With All-on-4?

Bone Reduction

During surgery, the dentist removes bone and gum tissue to make space for the bulky prosthetic. This damage is irreversible.

High Long-term Cost

Between repairs, maintenance, and replacement parts, All-on-4 costs more than almost any other treatment option.

Speech Impairment

The bulky prosthetic feels unnatural in the mouth and can cause slurring and other issues while speaking.

Artificial Gums

If you pull back the lips, people will see the artificial gums that have replaced where your real gums used to be.

Bone Atrophy

The All-on-4 prosthetic splints the implants, reducing the stimulation and contributing to ongoing bone loss.

Difficulty Cleaning

Food will buildup under the prosthetic which can be difficult to clean at home. Patients should have their All-on-4 removed annually for a professional cleaning.

What Makes the 3 on 6 Better?

Bone Preservation

The bone is preserved during treatment, setting the patient up for a lifetime of oral health and solid implants.

Low Cost Maintenance

Almost no maintenance other than standard dental cleanings are required, making it cheaper to maintain than natural teeth!

Natural Function

The slim bridges are the same size as natural teeth. It feels like you have your own teeth in your mouth.

Keep Your Gums

Whether you're smiling or kissing, keeping your natural gums looks better and feels more natural.

Bone Protection

The segmented bridges allow stimulation of the implants, preserving the bone and even building it up in some cases.

Simple Maintenance

The 3 on 6 never has to be removed for cleanings. Standard brushing and flossing are all that is required.

More Natural Dental Implants

Features
Most Natural
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3 on 6

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All-on-4

Surgical Method

Gums

Prosthetic Design

Cleaning

Bone Stimulation

Bone preserved

 

Natural

 

3 segmented bridges

 

Never removed

 

Healthy levels

 

Bone removed

 

Artificial

 

Permanent denture

 

Periodically removed

 

Unhealthy levels

 
Starting at $350/mo

on approved credit

Starting at $300/mo

on approved credit

If All-on-4 sucks, why do so many dentist offer it?

It's easier for dentists, not for you.

All-on-4 is quick to learn and easy to sell — which is why many offices push it as their only option. Any dentist can offer it without specialized training or certification. Since bone and tissue is cut out instead of saved, the surgery can go a lot quicker for the dentist.

The 3 on 6™ system requires advanced training and greater surgical skill, which is why only select implant centers (like Smile Clinic Utah) perform it. Treatment takes longer since the patient's bone and tissue are preserved and built up. We believe patients deserve the best, not just whatever option the dentist can do quick and cheap.

Listen to Real 3 on 6 Patients

(and some that switched after getting All-on-4)

"I made the horrible mistake of getting All-on-X. I can't say enough how thankful I am to have found 3 on 6. It changed my life." - Allison

"Other dentists that I talked to said it can't be done. This is so far out in front of what other dentists are doing that it's like apples and oranges." - Cole

"Out of desperation I went down to Mexico. The minute they put it in I thought, 'Oh no, this is not good.' I finally found the 3 on 6." - Paul

"Just to see my teeth in my mouth is something that I haven't had. It's been a really lovely experience." - Fiona

A Smile For Life

At Smile Clinic, your new smile is protected with a Limited Lifetime Guarantee.

Learn more by scheduling a free consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I switch from All-on-4 to 3 on 6?

Yes (but it depends). The All-on-4 is destructive to bone in the mouth. In many cases we are able to convert an All-on-4 to a 3 on 6, but we would need to see you for a free consultation to determine that for sure.

Is the 3 on 6 more expensive than All-on-4?

The cost of All-on-4 can vary wildly. The monthly payment for 3 on 6 is generally only slightly higher than All-on-4, but when you factor in the lifetime costs of ownership, 3 on 6 is actually less expensive. Our treatment coordinator can give you a full breakdown of pricing with payment plans at a free consultation.

How long does it take to get 3 on 6?

The first step is to book a free consultation. If you're a candidate and ready to go, treatment can be booked in as little as 2 weeks out!

What if I regret getting a 3 on 6?

We're so confident that you'll love your 3 on 6 smile, that if you don't, we will replace it with an All-on-4 absolutely free.