Average Cost Full Set of Dental Implants in 2026

Updated September 2026 | Hungarian Dental Implant Centre Wexford

The average cost full set of dental implants is difficult to express as one reliable figure because a “full set” can mean very different treatments.

One patient may need a fixed upper arch supported by four implants. Another may need both upper and lower jaws restored, six implants per arch, extractions, bone grafting and temporary teeth.

Those treatments cannot realistically have the same price.

What Does a Full Set of Dental Implants Mean?

People commonly use the phrase “full set of dental implants” to describe replacing all or most of the teeth in one or both jaws.

It does not normally mean placing one dental implant for every missing tooth.

Instead, several implants can be positioned in the jaw to support a fixed bridge containing multiple replacement teeth.

Common approaches include:

• All-on-4 – four implants supporting a full-arch restoration
• All-on-6 – six implants supporting a full-arch restoration
• A fixed implant-supported bridge
• Individual implants combined with bridges or crowns
• Upper-jaw treatment only
• Lower-jaw treatment only
• Both upper and lower jaws

The correct solution depends on your remaining teeth, gums, available bone and overall dental condition.

Current Perfect Smile Dental Implant Prices

The following current prices from recent Perfect Smile treatment plans help show how full-mouth treatment costs are constructed.

How Much Does One Dental Implant Cost?

Before looking at full-mouth treatment, it helps to understand the price of an individual implant.

At Perfect Smile Dental Implant Center, the current price for a premium Nobel, Straumann or BioHorizons implant fixture is €795.

That €795 is for the implant fixture. It is not the complete price of an implant tooth with an abutment and crown.

The €1,190 figure is a useful example rather than a guaranteed quote. Extractions, grafting or other procedures can increase the final cost.

How Much Does a Full Arch of Dental Implants Cost?

A full arch is different from a single implant because several implants are used to support a fixed restoration containing multiple teeth.

This means the final price depends on both the implant surgery and the restoration fitted to those implants.

For example, an All-on-4 treatment plan may involve:

• Four dental implant fixtures
• Multi-unit abutments
• A temporary restoration where required
• A final fixed bridge
• Extractions where necessary
• Bone grafting if required

An All-on-6 treatment uses six implants rather than four and may be recommended depending on the patient’s individual clinical situation.

This is why quoting one “average” figure for every full arch can be misleading.

How Much Does a Full Mouth of Dental Implants Cost?

Full-mouth treatment generally means restoring both the upper and lower jaws.

It can therefore involve two separate full-arch restorations and potentially eight, ten or twelve implants depending on the chosen treatment.

Recent treatment plans for patients using our service show that extensive full-mouth cases can run into many thousands of euro. Cases we have seen have commonly been in the region of approximately €9,000–€12,000, but this should not be treated as a fixed Perfect Smile package price.

A simpler case may cost less. A more complex case involving additional implants, extractions, bone grafting, sinus lifting or other procedures may cost more.

For a detailed explanation, see our guide to full mouth dental implants cost in 2026.

One Jaw Versus Both Jaws

This distinction is extremely important when comparing prices online.

A quotation for a “full set of teeth” may actually refer to one arch only.

For example:

• Upper arch = replacement teeth for the upper jaw
• Lower arch = replacement teeth for the lower jaw
• Full mouth = treatment involving both jaws

If you are comparing prices from different clinics, always establish whether the advertised figure refers to one jaw or both jaws.

What Changes the Average Cost of a Full Set of Dental Implants?

1. Number of implants

An All-on-4 restoration uses four implants per treated arch, while an All-on-6 uses six. Other treatment designs may use a different number.

2. One jaw or both jaws

Treating both jaws involves substantially more dental work than restoring a single arch.

3. Remaining teeth

If failing teeth need to be removed before implant placement, extractions become part of the treatment plan.

4. Available jawbone

Dental implants need adequate bone support. Where bone volume is insufficient, grafting may be recommended.

The current Perfect Smile price we are using for bone grafting is €200 per tooth/implant site.

5. Sinus lift

Some upper-jaw implant cases require a sinus lift where additional bone height is needed.

The current Perfect Smile price is €800 per sinus lift.

6. Type of final restoration

The final bridge or prosthetic restoration represents a significant part of a full-mouth treatment plan and must be included when comparing quotations.

7. Temporary teeth

Depending on the treatment, temporary restorations may be required during the healing period before the final fixed teeth are fitted.

Why Full-Mouth Dental Implant Prices Can Be Misleading

Online prices can look dramatically different because clinics do not always advertise the same thing.

One figure might include only the implants.

Another might include implants and abutments.

Another may represent an entire arch including the final bridge.

And another might include extractions, temporary teeth and other procedures.

Before deciding that one clinic is cheaper, ask exactly what is included.

Can You Save Money by Having Dental Implants in Hungary?

For patients requiring extensive treatment, travelling to Hungary can be worth investigating because differences in individual treatment costs can accumulate across a large treatment plan.

However, the correct comparison is not simply Ireland versus an advertised Hungarian implant price.

You need to compare the complete treatment plans.

You should also include the cost of flights, accommodation and any return visits when calculating the overall cost of treatment abroad.

Our guide on how to save money on dental implants explains how to make this comparison properly.

Why Perfect Smile Dental Implant Center Hungary?

Perfect Smile Dental Implant Center is based in Hódmezővásárhely, Hungary.

The clinic uses recognised premium implant systems including Nobel, Straumann and BioHorizons.

Irish patients can begin the process through Hungarian Dental Implant Centre Wexford before deciding whether to travel for treatment.

This provides an opportunity to understand the proposed treatment and estimated costs before committing to dental treatment abroad.

Free Consultation in Wexford

The Hungarian dental team visits Wexford periodically for consultations. There is not a dentist permanently based in Wexford, and dental implant surgery is not carried out there.

Your dental treatment takes place at Perfect Smile Dental Implant Center in Hungary.

Wexford provides the local consultation connection before treatment and follow-up/check-up support afterwards.

Are Dental Implants a Long-Term Solution?

Dental implants are designed as a long-term replacement for missing teeth. The implant fixture is placed into the jawbone and can support crowns, bridges or full-arch restorations.

However, it is misleading to promise that an implant will automatically “last a lifetime.”

Long-term success can depend on oral hygiene, gum health, bone health, smoking, general health, bite forces, regular dental care and maintenance of the restoration.

The bridge, crown or other prosthetic components may also require maintenance or replacement over time even when the implant itself remains healthy.

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