The most-studied full-arch protocol. Delivered honestly.
Four implants. One fixed prosthesis, planned and performed personally by board-certified oral surgeon Dr. Jonathan Volland. Three appointments. Permanent zirconia in twelve weeks.
Four implants. One fixed arch. In plain terms.
All-on-4 replaces a full arch of missing or failing teeth with four surgically placed implants and a single fixed prosthesis, developed by Dr. Paulo Maló in 1998 and studied longer than any other full-arch protocol. Most patients who reach this page recognize themselves in one of three situations.
The long-term denture wearer
Failing teeth, one at a time
Told “no” somewhere else
Why four implants, angled just so.
All-on-4 isn’t four implants placed at random. The count and the angle are the engineering.
Two implants, straight up front
Two implants, angled back
No graft, in most cases
Stable enough for same-day teeth

What changes, once it’s fixed in place.
Patients rarely point to surgery day as the turning point. It’s the weeks after, the first uninterrupted meal, the first morning without a soak cup, that change how they describe the decision.
Is All-on-4 right for you?
Most adults missing most or all teeth in an arch are candidates, confirmed at consultation with 3D imaging, not guessed at from a questionnaire.
Generally good candidates
Worth a closer conversation
Most of these are conditional, not disqualifying, a controlled diabetic or a former smoker who has quit can typically proceed.
From consultation to your final, permanent teeth.
Full mouth implant treatment spans approximately 12 weeks from surgery to final restoration. Here's the standard workflow with timing notes for what to expect at each visit.
The 24-Hour Approach
The Three-Visit Approach
Zirconia is included. Not an upgrade.
The most common upcharge in All-on-4 pricing elsewhere is the move from acrylic to zirconia, typically $3,000–$8,000 per arch. At Elite, it’s the standard.
What zirconia gives you
Included standard. No upcharge.
Two decades of published outcomes.
All-on-4 has been studied longitudinally longer than any other full-arch protocol, the figures below come from the most-cited Maló Clinic studies.
Calm, careful, and clear, every time.
One price. Everything included.
Most full mouth implant practices in the Pacific Northwest charge $25,000–$50,000 per arch, often itemized separately for sedation, materials, and the final bridge. At Elite, the number below is the whole story.
From $185/month
Five lending partners. Decisions in minutes. HSA/FSA eligible. Payment plans structured around your budget.
First 40 surgical patients.
Reserved for patients who join the opening list. Applied at consultation, no commitment required to secure your place.
Answers, before you ask.
Both protocols end in a permanent zirconia prosthesis. Nuvia mills and seats the final bridge within 24–48 hours of surgery. Elite places a same-day provisional, then refines bite and esthetics at an 8-week prototype try-in before delivering final zirconia at week 10–12, after bone integration is well underway.
Three structural differences: Dr. Volland personally performs and follows up on every case, rather than a rotating surgeon partner. Elite’s $15,000 includes zirconia standard, versus ClearChoice’s typical $20,000–$35,000 with zirconia as a premium upgrade. And Elite is independently owned, while ClearChoice is managed by a private-equity-controlled parent.
Most adults missing most or all teeth in an arch are candidates, including long-term denture wearers, patients facing full extractions, and patients with a previous implant failure. Candidacy is confirmed at consultation with 3D imaging and a medical history review.
Published Maló Clinic data shows 93–95% implant survival at 10–18 years. Long-term success depends meaningfully on oral hygiene, six-month maintenance visits, and behavioral factors like smoking and glycemic control.
All-on-4’s angled posterior placement is specifically designed to avoid grafting for most patients. When significant bone loss is present, a sinus lift, additional grafting, or a zygomatic protocol may be recommended, determined and quoted in writing at consultation, never in the chair on surgery day.
Surgery itself is performed under in-house IV sedation, so you’re not aware of it. The first 48–72 hours after are the most uncomfortable, swelling peaks around day 3–4, and most patients return to non-strenuous work by day 5–7. A soft diet is required for 6–8 weeks.
All-on-6 adds two implants for greater load distribution, a clinical decision based on bone density, bite force, and bruxism history, not a price-tier upsell. Pricing is identical either way.
All-on-4 guides for Seattle, Tacoma, and Federal Way.
Dedicated guides for patients researching All-on-4 from specific South Sound and Puget Sound cities, local pricing context, drive logistics, and what to expect making the trip to Bonney Lake.
Seattle
Tacoma
Federal Way
Your complimentary All-on-4 consultation.
3D Cone Beam imaging and a written treatment plan with exact pricing for your case. A direct conversation with Dr. Volland, no rotating surgeons, no treatment coordinators, no obligation to proceed.