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All-on-6 Dental Implants in Tijuana

A fixed full-arch option with six implants for patients who need added support, planned with CBCT and a written staged timeline.

What is All-on-6?

All-on-6 uses six implants to support a fixed full-arch bridge. Compared with fewer implants, the extra support can help distribute bite forces in suitable bone, but candidacy still depends on CBCT findings, bite design, hygiene access and the temporary-to-final sequence.
Dental implant and full-arch prosthesis models on a clinical tray

How much does it cost in Tijuana?

Current Tijuana package benchmarks list All-on-6 at about $13,499, between All-on-4 at about $10,499 and All-on-8 at about $15,699. The right comparison is scope: extractions, grafting, sedation, temporary teeth, final material, follow-ups, remakes and warranty coverage.
Use these figures as reference points only. Your written quote must list materials, imaging, lab work, visits, healing time, remakes and warranty terms before you travel.

What should the written plan include?

  • CBCT diagnosis and bite design before approval
  • Implant brand, positions and lot stickers after surgery
  • Temporary prosthesis and final bridge material named separately
  • Trip schedule, healing checks and fit adjustments
  • Warranty terms and hygiene requirements in English

How long does treatment take?

Most full-arch cases are staged: surgery and temporary teeth first, integration checks next, and the final bridge after healing. Plan for at least two trips and keep one flexible day for adjustments before final delivery.
Before booking, read the visit guide, the aftercare and warranty guide, and the cost guide.

Get a written quote before you book anything

Send your recent X-rays or a U.S. treatment plan. A bilingual patient coordinator reviews your case with a dentist and replies with an itemized quote in U.S. dollars within one to two business days — no payment required.
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All-on-6 Dental Implants in Tijuana FAQs

Not automatically. Six implants can add support in some arches, but more implants are not better unless bone volume, bite forces and hygiene access justify them. A CBCT-based plan should explain why the number was chosen.
Some patients receive immediate temporary teeth, but immediate loading depends on bone stability and bite risk. The final bridge still follows healing and verification visits.
Common options include acrylic hybrid, zirconia or layered porcelain over a framework. The quote should name the exact material, lab and remake policy.
Expect a water flosser, floss threaders or interdental brushes plus professional maintenance. Ask for a hygiene demo before final delivery.