Full Mouth Rehabilitation CostCanada vs India (2026)
- Full mouth rehabilitation in Canada costs $50,000-$70,000 for both arches.
At Stunning Dentistry in New Delhi, the same treatment costs from $6,100 - including all implants, surgery, provisional prosthesis, definitive prosthesis, and lifetime implant warranty.
How Does Cost Break Down by Protocol?
Full mouth rehabilitation pricing scales with the protocol: All-on-4 is the lowest-cost option, All-on-6 and basal implants sit above it, and zygomatic implants (used for severe bone loss) carry the highest cost, in both Canada and at Stunning Dentistry.
| Protocol | Canada (CAD) | Stunning Dentistry (CAD) | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| All-on-4 (both arches) | $50,000-$70,000 | from $6,100 | $43,900-$63,900 |
| All-on-6 (both arches) | $56,000-$76,000 | from $7,200 | $44,000-$60,000 |
| Zygomatic (both arches) | $35,000-$48,000 | from $615 | $34,385-$47,385 |
| Basal implants (both arches) | $50,000-$70,000 | from $6,100 | $43,900-$63,900 |
| Overdenture (both arches) | $50,000-$70,000 | from $6,100 | $43,900-$63,900 |
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What Drives the Cost of Full Mouth Rehabilitation?
Cost is driven mainly by implant count, implant brand, prosthetic material, bone condition, and whether supporting procedures like bone grafting are needed, per clinic pricing breakdowns. The primary cost factors in full mouth rehabilitation are:
1. Number of implants: All-on-4 (4 per arch) is less expensive than All-on-6 (6 per arch) or All-on-8
2. Implant brand: Straumann (Swiss premium) costs more than Osstem (Korean value)
3. Prosthetic material: Monolithic zirconia (standard) vs. layered zirconia or metal-ceramic
4. Bone condition: Severe bone loss requiring zygomatic implants increases cost
5. Supporting procedures: Bone grafting, sinus lifts, or PRF/PRP add cost
6. Prosthesis type: Fixed bridge vs. removable overdenture
At Stunning Dentistry, all pricing is transparent and CAD-denominated. You receive a complete cost breakdown before committing - no hidden fees.
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What Financing Options Are Available?
Most patients fund treatment through medical financing, structured payment plans, family contribution, or limited private insurance benefits, since insurance typically covers only a small portion of the total cost.
- Medical financing: medical financing for medically necessary treatment
- Private health insurance: Limited benefit (CAD $800-$2,000/year)
- Payment plans: Structured payments available
- Family contribution: Many patients receive financial support from family members
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How much does full mouth rehabilitation cost in Canada versus at Stunning Dentistry?
Full mouth rehabilitation costs $50,000-$70,000 for both arches in Canada, versus from $6,100 at Stunning Dentistry, a saving of $43,900-$63,900, per clinic pricing comparisons.
What is included in the Stunning Dentistry price?
The price includes all implants, surgery, the provisional prosthesis, the definitive prosthesis, and a lifetime warranty on the implant body and 5 years on the restoration, with no hidden fees.
What drives the cost up or down?
Implant count, implant brand, prosthetic material, bone condition, and whether supporting procedures like bone grafting are needed all affect the final price.
How do patients typically pay for treatment?
Through medical financing, structured payment plans, family contribution, or limited private insurance benefits, since insurance covers only a small portion of the total cost.
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