All-on-4 Dental Implants

While traditional dentures can do an adequate job of replacing teeth, you don't have to settle for an unstable smile.

Instead, you can find a permanent solution that combines beauty with functionality: All-on-4® dental implants and dentures.

Together, Drs. James M. Stein and Brett E. Stein can conduct every step of your All-on-X treatment. Visit our Boston, MA, office to explore your options.

What Is All-on-4? A Superior Implant Denture

All-on-4 denture

Struggling with widespread tooth loss? We have a solution: All-on-4 dentures. They're one of the effective tooth restoration options offered by the makers of All-on-X.

With All-on-4 dentures, our dentists can secure your custom dentures using just four dental implants per full arch — which can make them easier to qualify for when compared with other implant dentures. We can tailor the number of implants used based on your needs, such as available bone tissue. Other All-on-X options include the similar All-on-6 system.

Implant Dentures Can Benefit Your Oral Health

When it comes to dentures, only those with implants can actually improve your oral health. How? Dental implants can actually stimulate your bone tissue. This prevents bone recession — a common problem that often follows tooth loss.

All-on-4 dental implants and dentures also have an added benefit when compared to other implant dentures. Because they require less bone tissue and use fewer implants, they can be an excellent option for those who aren't eligible for traditional implant-supported dentures.

Am I Candidate for All-on-X? Take a Look at the Qualifications

While we cannot confirm if you're a candidate until you've completed your consultation, it can be helpful for patients to get an idea of what we look for. You may be eligible for All-on-X if:

You Have Enough Bone Tissue

One of the main reasons why dental implants are so effective is because they fuse, or osseointegrate, with your jawbone. All-on-X implants require less bone tissue than other types of implant-supported dentures. If you still do not have enough bone material to qualify, we can perform a bone grafting procedure.

You Have Healthy Gums

For patients considering All-on-4 dental implants and dentures, it's crucial to have healthy gums. Like with your bone tissue, your dental implant will need to osseointegrate with your gums. If you have periodontal disease, it will need to be treated beforehand to ensure the best potential results.

You Have No More Teeth

In order to be eligible for dentures, you'll need to missing all of your natural teeth. If your remaining teeth are severely broken or decayed, we'll do all we can to explore options that save your teeth before turning to dentures. If your teeth cannot be saved, we can perform extractions to prepare you for dental implants.

Ready to explore the possibilities of All-on-4 dental implants? Contact our compassionate Boston, MA, dentistry team or call

(617) 227-6076

A Dental Team You Can Count on Every Step of the Way

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Tracy N

Boston, MA

2024

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Dr. James Stein and his staff took excellent care of me. While many other offices I’ve consulted with left me disheartened, his office assured me I would leave with a new smile and confidence—which I did! I highly recommend everyone to his practice.

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Boston, MA

2023

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I was told he was the best from a Nationally renowned speaker in dental health. And told he had the latest cutting edge technology in the profession and it all turned out to be true!

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We Focus on Patient Education

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Together, the Steins are known as educators, with organizations recruiting them to lecture together. They bring this same knowledge to each of our Boston patients. With our dentists, there are no foolish questions — only good opportunities to learn.

From Prosthodontics to Dental Care You Can Trust Our Affiliations

Dr. James Stein and Dr. Brett Stein are prosthodontists. This field focuses on restorations — like your dentures — giving them additional education on aesthetics and function. They're also affiliated with statewide and national dental groups, supporting their reputation for excellent care.
Massachusetts Dental Society
American Dental Association
National Dental Honor Society
American College of Prosthodontists
American Academy of Fixed Prosthodontics

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Let a Real Boston, MA, Patient Tell You

"I had an absolutely amazing experience with Dr. Stein. He was able to fit me in to his busy schedule on extremely short notice and the office staff were more than accommodating. His work speaks for itself and the amount of compliments I’ve received from even other dentists has been a testament to his work." Chris Jackson

Is All-on-X Covered by Insurance?

Like all other dental implants, All-on-X implants are not covered by insurance; however, your denture may be. It's important to remember that All-on-4 or All-on-X dental implants and dentures are an investment in yourself. Implant dentures can prevent further problems like bone loss. They can also avoid common pitfalls of traditional dentures, like inconsistent bite patterns, slippage, or TMJ troubles.

How Can I Pay for My All-on-X Treatment?

Dental Financing

From All-on-4 to All-on-6 and more, a new smile is closer than it seems. In fact, for patients who need help spacing out the costs of their care, we accept financing from different lenders.

Insurance Plans

Though All-on-X implants will not be eligible for dental insurance, they're not the only component of your treatment. Your provider may help with your dentures and supplementary care. 

Cash or Card

Our Boston dental patients often pay for their All-on-X implants and dentures using cash or most major credit cards. These methods can be combined with financing or applicable insurance.

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We're proud to put our patients first by investing in technology like digital impressions and computer-guided surgery. One of the most important items we use for All-on-4 treatment is our CAD/CAM machine. This advanced dentistry tool allows us to plan out your treatment.

What Might My Treatment Look Like?

While All-on-4 treatment can take longer than receiving traditional dentures, the benefits will last for years to come. The process typically goes like this:
​Worried about having an incomplete smile? We can provide a temporary denture to wear until your treatment is complete.
​Worried about having an incomplete smile? We can provide a temporary denture to wear until your treatment is complete.

Candidacy Consultation

First, our Boston dentists will sit down with you to listen to what you have to say. They'll examine your smile and assess your options, giving you an honest answer.

Preparatory Treatments

Even if you're not a candidate outright, you may be eligible after supplementary procedures like extractions and bone grafts. Once we have performed those treatments, you must wait to fully heal before any further care.

Implant Placement

With this surgery and any subsequent ones, we'll ensure you're fully comfortable using dental anesthetic. Then, using guided computer surgery, our dentist will place your implants. Afterwards, ithey will need about three to six months to heal and osseointegrate. We'll give you a temporary denture to wear, so you're not without a smile. 

Abutment Placement

The next stage of your treatment will be abutment placement, which may occur at the same time as your implant surgery or may be a separate surgery. Like with implants, your mouth may need to heal before we can finish your treatment.

Denture Placement

Finally, we will secure your customized All-on-4 denture to your abutments. We will ensure that it's fitting properly — and that you're happy with your new smile — before sending you home.

Get a Visual Of All-on-4 Placement

To secure a full arch of dentures, the All-on-X system can use as few as six or eight implants. Our Boston dentists will place these in your jawbone and gums. Over time, as your healing allows, they will secure your abutments and personally-tailored dentures.

Boston's Choice For Stunning Smiles

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Pamela Marshman

Boston, MA

2023

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So professional. Listens to patient. Perfectionist when it comes to aesthetics of teeth. Couldn’t say enough about this practice!

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Chris Ryan

Boston, MA

2023

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Extremely happy with the outcome of my treatment! Dr. Stein is amazing and will make sure you feel 100% comfortable with the treatment. Also super transparent about every step and every detail. 10/10 would recommend!

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James M. Stein, DMD

Our dental practice has been trusted by Boston patients for over 30 years. Together, Dr. James M. Stein and Brett E. Stein are members of various renowned organizations, including: 

  • American Dental Association
  • Massachusetts Dental Society
  • American Academy of Family Physicians
  • American College of Prosthodontists

If you are ready to achieve optimal oral and overall health, call our office at (617) 227-6076 or request an appointment online.

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