All-on-6 Prices in Bali, Compared Across 26+ Clinics (2026)

All-on-6 is a full-arch restoration that replaces all the teeth in an upper or lower jaw using six dental implants to support a fixed bridge or denture. It gives you a complete set of teeth without placing a separate implant for every missing tooth.

The main difference is the number of implants: All-on-4 uses four per arch and All-on-6 uses six. All-on-6 spreads the chewing load across two additional anchor points, which can help when jawbone density is lower or when a larger prosthesis needs extra support.

Dentists often recommend All-on-6 when a patient has softer or thinner jawbone, since six implants can distribute biting forces more evenly, or when the treating dentist wants an extra margin of support for a larger prosthesis. The decision is made case by case after imaging and examination, not simply because more implants is always better.

Neither is universally better. All-on-6 can offer more support and load distribution, which suits certain bone conditions and prosthesis sizes, but All-on-4 is well established and often entirely sufficient. The right protocol depends on your individual jaw anatomy and your dentist's assessment.

Treatment usually spans several visits over a few months. It begins with implant placement surgery, followed by a healing and osseointegration period of a few weeks to a few months, and finishes with the fitting of the permanent prosthesis. Some clinics fit a temporary prosthesis on the day of surgery so you do not leave without teeth.

Most clinics suggest around 7 to 14 days for the initial surgery and temporary teeth. You then return after a few months of healing for the final prosthesis, so many patients plan the treatment across two trips to Bali.

The procedure itself is performed under local anaesthesia, often with sedation options, so most patients feel little during surgery. Some swelling and soreness in the days afterward is normal and is usually managed well with prescribed pain relief. Your clinic will give you specific aftercare instructions.

With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, the implants supporting All-on-6 can last many years, often well over a decade. The fixed prosthesis on top may need maintenance or eventual replacement over time depending on the material used and wear. Your dentist can advise on expected longevity for your case.

Yes. All-on-6 can be done on the upper arch, the lower arch, or both. Treating both arches roughly doubles the cost and may extend the treatment timeline, so discuss the plan and sequencing with your clinic before you book.

Not always. One reason All-on-6 may be chosen is that six implants can work with certain bone conditions, but if bone volume is still insufficient, a graft may be recommended first. A CBCT scan and full assessment before treatment will determine whether grafting is needed.

Not every clinic has published a specific price for the six-implant protocol, even though many offer full-arch treatment. This page compares All-on-6 across 26 clinics that have published a price for it, while other clinics in our database may still perform the procedure on request. Contact a clinic directly for a quote if you do not see one listed.