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All-on-4 full-arch restoration in Los Algodones: compare clinic quotes
Typical price at border clinics: $6,000–$12,500, vs $20,000–$45,000 in the US. Get written quotes from license-verified dentists in Los Algodones.
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What it is
All-on-4 is a full-arch restoration that uses four implants per arch to support a fixed set of replacement teeth, usually placed the same day. It is an option for people missing most or all teeth in one or both jaws, and suitability depends on bone quality and a clinical exam.
Trips needed
Often 2 to 3 trips: a first visit for the exam and surgery (sometimes same day), and later visits for the final prosthesis. Plan for at least one week for the initial stage in many cases.
Questions to ask any clinic
- What implant brand is used, and is the price per arch or for the whole case?
- What prosthesis material is used for the final teeth (acrylic, zirconia or other), and what is the warranty on it?
- Is bone grafting or a sinus lift included, and if I need one, what is the extra cost?
- What is the license number (cédula profesional) of the surgeon and the prosthodontist?
- What is the plan if an implant fails in the first months, and who pays for the replacement?
Getting to Los Algodones
From Yuma, drive to the Andrade port of entry (CBP port 250201) and park on the US side, then walk across the border on foot. Parking lots on the US side are the usual option; check current parking rules and fees before you go. Walking across is the common route, and the Mexican side clinics are within a short walk. To return to the US you must show a valid passport book, a passport card (land crossings only), or a SENTRI/NEXUS card. Check the live wait times at bwt.cbp.gov before you cross, since lines can vary by time of day. Mexican entry requirements for short visits can differ depending on how far you travel from the border; confirm current rules with the Mexican government before you go.