All-on-Fours in La Verne, CA
Full-Arch Smile Restoration with Just Four Dental Implants
If you’re missing all or most of your teeth and are tired of loose, uncomfortable dentures, the All-on-Fours implant system offers a secure, long-lasting solution. At Pearl Dental Group, we specialize in All-on-Four dental implants for patients in La Verne, Claremont, and San Dimas, helping restore confidence, comfort, and quality of life.
With this innovative treatment, you can enjoy a new set of fixed teeth in as little as one day — supported by just four strategically placed implants.
.avif)
What Is the All-on-Fours Procedure?
All-on-Fours is a full-arch restoration technique that uses four dental implants to support an entire upper or lower set of replacement teeth. The posterior implants are placed at an angle to maximize contact with the bone and avoid the need for bone grafting in most cases.
The result: a stable, natural-looking smile that doesn’t shift or require adhesives — and helps preserve your jawbone over time.
Benefits of All-on-Fours
- Immediate Results: Walk out with a full set of functioning teeth in one appointment (in many cases)
- Minimally Invasive: Requires only four implants per arch
- No Need for Bone Grafting: Angled implants often avoid sinus lifts or grafting
- Fixed Prosthesis: Teeth stay in place — no slipping or clicking
- Improved Oral Health: Preserves jawbone and facial structure
- Restores Function & Confidence: Enjoy the foods you love and smile freely again
This solution is ideal for patients who want the stability of implant-supported dentures without the maintenance or limitations of removable prosthetics.
Who’s a Candidate for All-on-Fours?
You may be a good candidate if you:
- Are missing most or all teeth in your upper or lower arch
- Are unhappy with your traditional dentures
- Have adequate bone volume (we assess this with 3D imaging)
- Are in good general and oral health
- Want a permanent, fixed solution with minimal downtime
If you’re not a candidate for conventional implants due to bone loss, All-on-Fours may still be an option thanks to its angled implant approach.
What to Expect from the All-on-Fours Process
- Consultation & Imaging
We use CBCT scans and digital impressions to evaluate your bone structure and plan implant placement with precision. - Implant Surgery
Four implants are placed into the jawbone. Two are angled to maximize bone contact and avoid anatomical structures. - Temporary Teeth
A fixed, functional temporary denture is placed the same day in many cases — so you can leave with a new smile. - Healing Period
Over 3–6 months, the implants integrate with the bone (osseointegration). - Final Prosthesis
Once healing is complete, we replace the temporary restoration with a custom-designed, permanent set of teeth.
FAQs About All-on-Fours
Is All-on-Fours the same as dentures?
No — these are fixed teeth attached to implants and cannot be removed by the patient. They offer much greater stability than removable dentures or overdentures.
How long does the All-on-Fours procedure take?
Implant placement and delivery of the temporary prosthesis can often be done in a single day.
Do All-on-Fours look natural?
Absolutely. The final prosthesis is custom-designed to look like natural teeth — in color, shape, and proportion.
What is the cost of All-on-Fours?
Costs vary based on case complexity, materials, and restoration type. We offer flexible financing and will help maximize any insurance benefits.
How long do All-on-Fours last?
With proper care, implants can last a lifetime. The prosthetic arch may need maintenance or replacement every 10–15 years.
.avif)
One-Day Smile Transformation Starts Here
At Pearl Dental Group, we’re proud to offer the latest in full-arch restoration. Our All-on-Fours patients enjoy stronger bites, more confident smiles, and greater freedom than ever before. We’re here to walk you through every step of your smile transformation — from consultation to long-term care.
Call (909) 596-5599 or book your consultation online to learn if All-on-Fours is right for you.
.avif)