What All-on-4 costs in Cancún: prices from local clinics
Prices as checked in September 2026. Live prices: All-on-4, one arch, Cancún.
For All-on-4 in Cancún, the median across the 12 clinics with a price on Toothcation is $10,150 for a single arch. The clinic figures run from $5,369 to $11,400, and the middle range is $6,350 to $10,600. The US reference range for the same procedure is $15,000 to $25,000, and the Cancún median is 32-59% less than that range. The figures were last checked in September 2026.
All-on-4, one arch: what it costs by city
| City | Price | vs US | Clinics |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States typical | $15,000-$25,000 | ||
| Ciudad Juárez Mexico | $6,298 | 58-75% less | 3 |
| Los Algodones Mexico | $8,900 | 41-64% less | 18 |
| Medellín Colombia | $8,942 | 40-64% less | 4 |
| Escazú Costa Rica | $8,950 | 40-64% less | 4 |
| Puerto Vallarta Mexico | $8,976 | 40-64% less | 4 |
| Tijuana Mexico | $9,500 | 37-62% less | 29 |
| San Luis Río Colorado Mexico | $10,000 | 33-60% less | 3 |
| Cancún Mexico | $10,150 | 32-59% less | 12 |
| Playa del Carmen Mexico | $11,000 | 27-56% less | 3 |
| San José Costa Rica | $11,705 | 22-53% less | 4 |
| Mexico City Mexico | $12,334 | 18-51% less | 3 |
Where the Cancún figures come from
Cancún is a city in Quintana Roo, Mexico. Every clinic price behind the numbers above comes from a clinic's own price list or a price the clinic sent us, with the date it was checked. Toothcation never edits a clinic's price. A price that looks unusually high or low for the procedure is flagged and left out of the medians and ranges, and it is not deleted. The methodology page sets out how prices are collected, dated, flagged and turned into medians.
The Cancún All-on-4 price page shows the prices clinics in the city list for the procedure, in US dollars, with the median, the range and the number of clinics behind it. Shtern Dental Clinic, Cancun Cosmetic Dentistry and Cancun Dental Care are examples of clinics that list a price for All-on-4. You can open each profile here: Shtern Dental Clinic, Cancun Cosmetic Dentistry and Cancun Dental Care. The order of those names means nothing. A clinic cannot pay to move up on any price or clinic page, and clinics pay Toothcation only when a visitor requests a quote through the site.
For the wider list, the Cancún city page lists the clinics in the city that have published prices, with the check date, and answers common questions about dental trips there. To set Cancún beside other cities, the All-on-4 prices page shows the procedure's median city by city next to the US reference range.
What the median is and is not
Each clinic counts once, at the median of its own prices for All-on-4. The city median is the midpoint of those clinic figures. A median is not a quote or a promise, and your own quote can land anywhere in the range or outside it.
The figure is for a single arch, meaning the upper teeth or the lower teeth. If you need both, ask each clinic for a quote that covers both and shows each arch on its own line.
Look at the spread as well as the midpoint. The median of $10,150 sits nearer the upper end of the middle range, $10,600, than the lower end, $6,350. With a gap as wide as $5,369 to $11,400, ask each clinic what its price includes before you compare it with another.
What All-on-4 is
All-on-4 replaces an entire arch of missing teeth using four dental implants and is a type of fixed implant denture 1. A dental implant replaces a missing tooth root 2. Because the denture is fixed, you cannot remove it at home, and the dentist removes it for maintenance when necessary 1.
A full arch is usually supported by four to six implants 2. If a clinic proposes more implants than you asked about, ask for both options priced side by side. The All-on-4 guide and the All-on-6 guide describe each version.
Why the total depends on the work around it
The implants are one part of the treatment. Ask each clinic which of the steps below its price covers.
Before implants are placed, the dentist extracts any decayed or damaged teeth 1. Implant-supported dentures need enough jaw bone for the implants, and bone grafts can add volume where bone has been lost 1. All-on-4 tilts the back implants, which uses the bone available and avoids bone grafting in many cases 3. Planning is another step, and a cone beam CT scan gives 3D images of the teeth, jaws, nerves and sinuses and is often used for implant planning 4.
Then come the teeth themselves. Implants generally take about three to six months to integrate with the jawbone, and you wear a healing denture while waiting 1. The dentist may give you a temporary crown, bridge or denture while the permanent replacement is made 5. Some patients can have the implants and replacement teeth placed in one visit 5. The material of the final teeth is a question for the quote too. In a systematic review of All-on-4 studies, the major prosthetic complication was fracture of the acrylic prosthesis 3.
What to ask for in a written quote
You can request written quotes from clinics through the quote form. Whichever clinic you write to, ask for these items on the page, each with its own line and price:
- The number of arches and the number of implants per arch.
- Extractions, and whether the price changes with the number of teeth removed.
- Bone grafting, priced as an option, in case the clinic tells you that you need one.
- The cone beam CT scan and any other imaging.
- The temporary teeth, and the final teeth with their material named.
- The return visit for the final teeth, with the date range the clinic expects.
Ask who places the implants and what their training is. The CDC advises checking the qualifications of the clinician and the credentials of the facility before the procedure 6. FindTheNorm's dental cost guide advises checking the implant manufacturer, warranty coverage and the availability of follow-up care before committing 7. Ask for the manufacturer's name and the warranty terms inside the quote itself.
Plan for care at home as well. You may need care in the United States if complications develop after you return, and that follow-up care might be expensive and might not be covered by health insurance 6. Get copies of all your medical records from the clinic before you return home, and expect that they may need translating into English 6.
Sources
- Cleveland Clinic, "Implant Supported Dentures: Process, Benefits & Care". https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/24303-implant-supported-dentures
- Cleveland Clinic, "Dental Implants: Types, Purpose & Benefits". https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/10903-dental-implants
- Journal of the Indian Prosthodontic Society (Gaonkar et al., 2021), "Survival rates of axial and tilted implants in the rehabilitation of edentulous jaws using the All-on-four concept: A systematic review". https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8061444/
- Cleveland Clinic, "Dental X-rays: Purpose & Types". https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diagnostics/11199-dental-x-rays
- American Dental Association (MouthHealthy), "Implants". https://www.mouthhealthy.org/all-topics-a-z/implants
- CDC Travelers' Health, "Medical Tourism: Travel to Another Country for Medical Care". https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/medical-tourism
- FindTheNorm, "Average dental costs". https://findthenorm.com/average-dental-costs