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All-on-4 in Portugal

Fixed full-arch teeth on four implants — often in a single day — from €5,000 per arch in Lisbon. The treatment that saves international patients the most, done by a clinic that has cared for patients since 1989.

What All-on-4 costs in Portugal vs the UK

All-on-4 replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with a fixed bridge supported by just four implants. It's the single biggest saving in dental tourism.

StagePortugalUnited Kingdom
Surgery + immediate bridge (per arch)€5,000–9,000
Full definitive (zirconia, per arch)€8,000–12,000£18,000–35,000

A UK patient having both arches done in zirconia — quoted around £30,000 in London — typically saves €18,000-22,000, even after flights and accommodation.

Fixed teeth, often in a single day

The All-on-4 protocol was developed in Lisbon in the 1990s. Two implants are placed vertically at the front and two angled at the back, avoiding the sinus and nerve — which usually removes the need for bone grafting. With immediate loading, a fixed temporary bridge is fitted the same day. You leave with teeth.

How the trips work

Important: never fly less than 5-7 days after All-on-4 surgery. We always plan around your return flight.

Get your All-on-4 quote

Send us your X-rays for a free assessment and personalised plan before you travel.

How much does All-on-4 cost in Portugal?

€5,000-9,000 per arch for surgery with an immediate temporary bridge, plus the final prosthesis. A full definitive All-on-4 in zirconia typically totals €8,000-12,000 per arch — versus £18,000-35,000 in the UK.

Can I really get fixed teeth in one day?

Yes. With immediate loading, four implants are placed and a fixed temporary bridge is fitted the same day or the day after. The final prosthesis is fitted after 3-6 months of healing.

How long do I need to stay in Portugal?

Plan 5-7 days for the first visit. A second short visit of 2-3 days places the final prosthesis after healing. Never fly less than 5-7 days after surgery.

Will I need a bone graft?

Usually not — the angled placement of the back implants is designed to use available bone and avoid grafting. Severe bone loss may require All-on-6 or other options. Only a 3D CT scan can confirm your case.

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