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Full mouth restoration does not have one fixed price because it is not one fixed treatment. Your cost depends on how many natural teeth can be preserved, how many teeth need replacing and whether your treatment involves crowns, individual implants, All-on-4, All-on-6 or a combination of these options.
Additional procedures such as extractions, bone grafting, sinus lifting or infection treatment may affect the final cost where clinically required.
After reviewing your dental photos, X-rays, CBCT scan or existing treatment plan, we provide a proposed treatment route with the expected stages, materials and costs explained in writing. Anything that still requires clinical examination or updated imaging is identified clearly before you travel.
The goal is not to place every patient into the same package. It is to price the treatment your mouth actually requires.
For a wider breakdown of current costs, see our guide to dental treatment prices in Albania.
| Treatment Component | Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Dental crown per tooth | From £120 |
| E-max veneer per tooth | From £300 |
| Single dental implant | From £350 |
| Dental implant with crown | From £470 |
| All-on-4 per arch | From £3,000 |
| All-on-6 per arch | From £3,500 |
Full mouth restoration is not one single procedure. It is a complete treatment route designed to restore the function, appearance and stability of your teeth across one or both jaws.
Depending on your case, treatment may involve preserving natural teeth with crowns, replacing missing teeth with dental implants, rebuilding a damaged bite, or restoring a full arch with All-on-4 or All-on-6.
Some patients need mainly restorative treatment. Others require a combination of crowns, implants and surgical procedures completed in carefully planned stages.
We review the condition of your teeth, gums, bone and bite before confirming the most suitable route. The aim is to preserve healthy natural teeth where possible and replace only the teeth that cannot be restored reliably.
The first question is not how many implants you need. It is which natural teeth can still be restored safely and which teeth can no longer provide a reliable long-term result.
Where suitable, we preserve natural teeth with treatments such as dental crowns and combine them with individual dental implants only where teeth are missing or cannot be saved.
When most or all teeth in one jaw have a poor prognosis, a full-arch solution such as All-on-4 or All-on-6 may provide a more stable and predictable treatment route.
Many full mouth restorations use a combination of these options. One jaw may require full-arch implant treatment, while the other can be restored with crowns and selected implants.
We do not recommend removing restorable teeth simply to place every patient into the same package. Your proposed route is based on professional clinical review, imaging, bite condition and the expected long-term stability of each tooth.
Your full mouth restoration may follow one treatment route or combine several procedures across both jaws.
Common treatment routes include:
Restoring most natural teeth with zirconia or e.max crowns and placing individual implants only where teeth are missing
Completing full-arch implant treatment in one jaw while preserving and restoring natural teeth in the other
Replacing both arches with All-on-4 or All-on-6 where the remaining teeth cannot provide a reliable long-term result
Completing treatment in planned stages when extractions, implant healing or additional surgical procedures are required
The exact route depends on the condition of your teeth, bone, gums and bite, not on a standard package.
Where implants are required, available systems include Straumann, MegaGen, BioHorizons and Bicon. Final crowns and bridges may be produced using recognised zirconia and ceramic materials from manufacturers such as Zirkonzahn, Ivoclar and Dental Direkt.
The proposed implant system, prosthetic material, treatment stages and expected costs are confirmed in writing before treatment. Implant patients also receive an implant passport with the relevant identification and traceability details, together with the applicable written warranty terms.
Your treatment begins before you travel. We review your dental photos, X-rays, CBCT scan where available, medical information and any existing treatment plan to prepare a proposed route.
Before you decide to proceed, we explain the expected procedures, materials, treatment stages, number of visits and estimated costs in writing.
Full mouth restoration may be completed in one visit or divided into stages:
One-stage treatment may be possible when the case mainly involves crowns, veneers or restorative work on suitable natural teeth.
Two-stage treatment is usually required when implants are placed. The first visit may include extractions, implant placement and temporary teeth. After the required healing period, you return for the final crowns or full-arch bridges.
Staged rehabilitation may be recommended for more complex cases involving infection treatment, bone grafting, bite reconstruction or different treatment routes across the two jaws.
During treatment, your bite, function and the design of your final teeth are checked before completion. You receive the relevant treatment records, implant passport where applicable and written warranty terms for the clinical work and materials included in your case.
Full mouth restoration is one of the most complex treatments a dental patient can undergo. Getting it wrong is expensive to correct. Getting it right requires the right team, reliable materials and a process that does not cut corners.
Every full mouth case at Sidus Dental is assigned to a clinical team that matches its complexity. Implantologists, oral surgeons and specialists are selected according to what the case requires from our network of doctors, specialists and clinics.
We use recognised, traceable implant systems and high-standard materials for crowns, bridges and veneers that meet applicable European requirements. The treatment route, stages, materials and expected costs are confirmed in writing before you travel.
Patients receiving dental implants receive an implant passport, together with written warranty terms covering the agreed clinical work and materials.
Learn more about why patients start their treatment with Sidus Dental.
Full mouth restoration does not have one fixed price because each case requires a different combination of treatment. The final cost depends on how many teeth can be preserved, whether crowns or implants are required, the materials selected and whether procedures such as extractions, bone grafting or sinus lifting are needed.
After reviewing your dental records, we provide a proposed treatment route with the expected stages, materials and costs confirmed in writing before you make any commitment.
It depends on the treatment involved. For crowns, veneers or other restorative work with no implants, most cases are completed in one visit.
When implants are part of the plan, two trips are needed. The first covers the surgical stage. The second, after the healing period, covers the final teeth.
Cases involving additional procedures may require more than two visits. This is confirmed clearly during your case review before you commit to anything.
In many cases, yes. Full mouth restoration does not automatically mean removing every tooth.
Where natural teeth are structurally sound and can provide a reliable long-term result, we aim to preserve them using treatments such as crowns, onlays or bridges. Teeth that cannot be restored predictably may need to be replaced with individual implants or full-arch treatment.
The final decision is made after clinical examination and appropriate imaging, not from photos alone.
Where temporary teeth are clinically suitable, they are provided during the healing period so you are not left without teeth between treatment stages.
Their type, timing and function depend on the treatment route, implant stability and condition of the gums and bone. Temporary teeth are designed to protect the treatment area and maintain appearance while healing takes place, but they must be used carefully until the final teeth are fitted.
All-on-4 and All-on-6 are specific full-arch implant treatments in which a complete set of teeth is supported by four or six implants.
Full mouth restoration is a broader treatment approach. It may involve All-on-4 or All-on-6, but it can also combine crowns, bridges, individual implants and the preservation of suitable natural teeth across one or both jaws.
The correct route depends on the condition of your teeth, bone, gums and bite, not on a standard package.
Contact Sidus Dental directly. Your case is reviewed using photos, scans and the clinical records from your treatment. The specialists involved in your case are consulted as part of that review.
If the issue falls within your written warranty terms, you return to Albania at no additional clinical cost. The corrective treatment covered under the warranty is carried out without charge, and accommodation for the return visit is provided by Sidus Dental.
The warranty terms, what is covered and what the process looks like are confirmed in writing before you travel.
Send us your dental photos, X-rays or existing treatment plan. We will review your case and explain the proposed treatment route, stages, materials and costs before you travel.
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