All-on-4 Prices in Penang, Compared Across 32+ Clinics (2026)

A typical All-on-4 price includes 4 implants, a temporary prosthesis (fitted on surgery day), and the final fixed prosthesis (fitted 3 to 6 months later). Some clinics quote the temporary and final prostheses separately. Always confirm what is included.

The surgical placement of 4 implants and a temporary prosthesis is typically completed in one day. You leave with functional teeth. The final prosthesis is fitted in a second visit 3 to 6 months later after osseointegration.

All-on-4 is designed for patients with significant tooth loss or failing dentition in an entire arch. The angled implant placement means it often works even with reduced bone density, avoiding the need for bone grafting. A CBCT scan is required for assessment.

Typically two trips. The first trip (5 to 7 days) covers the consultation, CBCT scan, implant surgery, and temporary prosthesis fitting. The second trip (3 to 5 days) covers the final prosthesis fitting 3 to 6 months later.

All-on-4 uses 4 implants per arch, with the rear two placed at an angle for maximum bone contact. All-on-6 uses 6 implants, providing additional support for longer arches or patients with weaker bone. All-on-6 costs more but offers extra stability.

Common options include acrylic with a titanium bar framework (most affordable), zirconia on titanium (most durable and natural-looking), and PMMA (temporary option). The prosthetic material is a significant cost factor.

With the temporary prosthesis, you should eat soft foods for the first few months. Once the final prosthesis is fitted, you can eat most foods normally. Avoid extremely hard items (ice, hard nuts) to protect the prosthesis.

If one implant fails during the healing period, it can usually be replaced. The prosthesis may be temporarily supported by the remaining three implants. Discuss the clinic's warranty and follow-up policy before committing to treatment.

All-on-4 implants are fixed (not removable), more stable, and more comfortable than traditional dentures. They prevent ongoing bone loss that occurs with dentures. The higher upfront cost is offset by long-term durability and quality of life.