Full-Arch Tooth Replacement

All-on-X Dental Implants in Edmonds, WA

All-on-X uses four to six strategically placed dental implants to support a fixed replacement for an entire upper or lower arch. It may be an option if most or all of your teeth are missing or failing, or if removable dentures no longer provide the stability and function you want.

Dr. Hasan Dbouk reviewing an implant treatment plan with a patient
Why Patients Choose It

A fixed replacement for a whole arch of teeth

All-on-X is designed for patients who need to replace most or all of the teeth in one arch. Rather than placing an implant for every missing tooth, Dr. Dbouk plans four to six implants to support a complete set of fixed teeth.

The “X” represents the number of implants selected for your individual case. That number is based on your available bone, bite, anatomy, and the support needed for a stable long-term result.

A full-arch implant restoration showing the implant sites that support it
The Result

What Fixed Full-Arch Implants Can Restore

Once treatment and healing are complete, your new teeth are designed to remain securely in place while you eat, speak, and smile. They do not need to be removed at night and do not rely on denture adhesive.

  • Fixed teeth that remain securely in place
  • Greater stability for biting and chewing than conventional dentures
  • No daily removal, soaking, or denture adhesive
  • A smile designed around your face, bite, and appearance goals
  • Dental implants that stimulate the surrounding jawbone
  • A long-term solution supported by proper home care and professional maintenance
Is All-on-X Right for You?

Who May Be a Candidate?

All-on-X may be appropriate if you need to replace most or all of the teeth in an upper or lower arch. A 3D scan and clinical examination are required to determine whether it is the right treatment for you.

  • Most or all teeth in an arch are missing
  • Remaining teeth cannot be predictably restored
  • A removable denture feels loose or uncomfortable
  • You want a fixed alternative to removable teeth
  • You are willing to follow the healing and maintenance instructions
  • You have adequate health for implant treatment

Bone loss does not automatically mean that implants are impossible. It may affect the number, position, or type of implants needed, and some patients may require additional treatment. Dr. Dbouk will explain every appropriate option — including whether any existing teeth can be preserved.

Dr. Hasan Dbouk, DDS — Edmonds Implant Center
Experience Matters

Full-Arch Treatment Planned by Dr. Hasan Dbouk

Successful full-arch treatment involves more than placing implants. The implant positions, bite, appearance, and design of the final teeth must all be planned together.

Dr. Hasan Dbouk is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology/Implant Dentistry with advanced training in implant surgery and restorative dentistry. Using 3D imaging, digital scanning, and guided implant planning, he coordinates the surgical and restorative phases as one complete treatment.

  • Diplomate, American Board of Oral Implantology/Implant Dentistry
  • Advanced training in implant and restorative dentistry
  • CBCT imaging and digitally guided implant planning
  • Personalized planning based on your bone, bite, and final smile

Meet Dr. Dbouk

The Treatment Journey

From first scan to final teeth

Before surgery

Consultation and 3D Scan

Dr. Dbouk evaluates your teeth, bone, bite, health history, and treatment goals.

Dr. Dbouk reviewing a 3D scan with a patient

Timelines vary by case. Dr. Dbouk will confirm yours after your examination and 3D scan.

Cost & Payment

Full-Arch Treatment Starting at $30,000

That is the starting price for your final zirconia teeth. A long-term temporary (PMMA) restoration starts at $20,000 for patients who prefer to phase their treatment. See what is included, what may affect your final cost, and the monthly payment options available to qualified applicants.

What to Expect

What to Know Before You Decide

All-on-X can provide a fixed replacement for an entire arch of teeth, but it is still a surgical treatment with a healing period and ongoing care. Here are the practical details to understand before moving forward.

Treatment Happens in Stages

Your treatment includes an examination and 3D planning, implant placement, a healing period, follow-up visits, and delivery of your final zirconia teeth. The complete process takes more than one appointment.

Same-Day Teeth Are Usually Temporary

If your implants have the stability needed, a fixed temporary arch may be attached on surgery day. Your final zirconia teeth are created after the implants have healed and integrated with your jawbone.

Healing and Daily Care Matter

You will follow a soft-food diet while your implants heal and return for progress checks. Long-term success also depends on cleaning around and beneath your new teeth and keeping regular maintenance appointments.

A complete examination and 3D scan will show whether All-on-X is appropriate for you and whether any additional procedures are needed. Dr. Dbouk will explain the treatment plan, timeline, and fees before you decide.

Full-Arch Results From Our Own Patients

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Individual results vary. The treatment shown was planned for each patient's individual clinical needs.

See the Full Smile Gallery Cases treated by Dr. Dbouk

Patient Experience

What implant patients say

Reviews from patients treated for implant and surgical care, in their own words.

I saw a second opinion dentist and he had no clue what was going on either. Feeling desperate I decided to get a third opinion and saw Dr. Dubouk. He was very comforting and explained what the scenarios could be and suggested to wait a few more months as in my case, it sounded like the the bone graft was still healing. I felt sooo much better after seeing him-a huge weight lifted off my shoulders! He's very knowledgeable and patient explaining things and I felt confident he would take care of me.
— Momo O., Google Review
If you are looking for outstandingly competent and caring dental work this is the place! I went through a couple of pretty intense gum grafting surgeries, and Dr. Dbouk was extremely caring and thoughtful, as well as undoubtedly skilled and competent. I also had veneers/crowns and an implant done on my front tooth, and I have always felt confident about Dr. Dbouk's attention to detail and knowledge.
— Silvia D., Google Review

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All-on-X Questions, Answered

What does the “X” in All-on-X mean?

The “X” represents the number of implants selected for your individual case. That number is based on your available bone, bite, anatomy, and the support needed for a stable long-term result.

Will I receive teeth on the day of surgery?

If your implants have the stability needed, a fixed temporary arch may be attached on surgery day. Whether that is appropriate for you is determined during treatment planning and confirmed at the time of surgery.

Are the same-day teeth my final teeth?

No. A same-day arch is temporary. Your final zirconia teeth are created after the implants have healed and integrated with your jawbone.

How long does the complete treatment process take?

Your treatment includes an examination and 3D planning, implant placement, a healing period, follow-up visits, and delivery of your final zirconia teeth. The complete process takes more than one appointment, and the timeline depends on your case and your healing. Dr. Dbouk will give you a timeline after your examination and 3D scan.

What can I eat while the implants are healing?

You will follow a soft-food diet while your implants heal and return for progress checks. Dr. Dbouk will give you dietary instructions for your case and tell you when you can return to a normal diet.

How do I clean beneath fixed full-arch teeth?

Fixed full-arch teeth are cleaned around and beneath the restoration rather than removed at night. Dr. Dbouk will explain the cleaning routine and the aids appropriate for your restoration. Long-term success depends on following it alongside regular maintenance appointments.

Can I qualify if I have bone loss?

Bone loss does not automatically mean that implants are impossible. It may affect the number, position, or type of implants needed, and some patients may require additional treatment. A 3D scan and clinical examination are required to determine what is appropriate for you.

Can any of my existing teeth be saved?

Possibly. Dr. Dbouk will explain every appropriate option — including whether any existing teeth can be preserved — after evaluating your teeth, bone, and bite.

How much does All-on-X cost?

Your final zirconia teeth start at $30,000. A long-term temporary (PMMA) restoration starts at $20,000 and can be worn while you plan for the final teeth. Your exact fee depends on the number of teeth being replaced, the condition of your bone, the type of restoration, and any supporting procedures required. You will receive a written estimate after your examination and 3D scan, before treatment begins.

What financing options are available?

We offer Cherry payment plans with terms of up to 120 months for qualified applicants. Checking whether you prequalify typically will not affect your credit score, and you can review the plans and estimated monthly payments available to you before deciding.

Find Out Whether All-on-X Is Right for You

A complete examination and 3D scan allow Dr. Dbouk to evaluate your teeth, bone, bite, and treatment options. You will receive a personalized recommendation, timeline, and written cost estimate before deciding how to proceed.

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  • Diplomate, American Board of Oral Implantology/Implant Dentistry
  • Payment plans available for qualified applicants
  • 21701 76th Avenue West, Suite 204, Edmonds, WA 98026
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