The short answer: at Shield Dental Care in Burke, VA, a full arch of fixed, non-removable zirconia teeth on dental implants is $25,000 per arch until [CONFIRM endDate]. The regular fee is [CONFIRM regularFee]. That one fee covers the implants, the implant surgery, the temporary teeth you wear while you heal and the final zirconia teeth, made by a U.S. dental lab. Whether you are a candidate is decided at your consultation, before you commit to anything.
$25,000 per arch
Regular fee: [CONFIRM regularFee] per arch · Offer ends [CONFIRM endDate]
- ✓ All dental implants for the arch
- ✓ Implant surgery
- ✓ Temporary teeth while you heal
- ✓ Final non-removable zirconia teeth
- ✓ Final teeth made by a U.S. dental lab
- ✓ Planned with a 3D cone beam CT scan
What the $25,000 fee includes
Full-arch prices are hard to compare because offices bundle them differently. Some quotes cover only the surgery, some leave out the temporary teeth, and some price the final teeth separately. Ours is one fee for one arch, from the implants to the final teeth:
- The implants. All the implants your arch needs, placed by Dr. Ghorbani in our Burke office. Most full arches rest on four to six implants. Your scan decides the number.
- The surgery. Placing the implants and attaching your temporary teeth.
- Temporary teeth. A fixed set of teeth you wear while the implants bond with the bone, so you are not without teeth while you heal.
- Final zirconia teeth. A non-removable full arch milled from zirconia, a tooth-coloured ceramic chosen for strength and stain resistance, made by a U.S. dental lab and screwed to your implants. You do not take it out at night.
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The fee is per arch. If you need both the upper and the lower arch, each is priced separately. Our guide to treating one arch or both explains how people decide. Before you compare us with another office, our checklist of what a full-arch quote should include helps you compare like with like.
Who full mouth implants are for
A fixed full arch replaces every tooth in the upper or lower jaw. It is usually considered when:
- Most of the teeth in one jaw are failing from decay, gum disease or old dental work that can no longer be repaired.
- You wear a denture that slips, rubs or makes eating hard, and want teeth that stay in place. See switching from dentures to implants.
- You are missing most of your teeth and want a fixed result rather than a removable one.
It is not right for everyone. Bone volume, gum health, smoking, diabetes control and some medicines all affect whether implants are a safe choice, and in some mouths saving the remaining teeth is the better plan. If teeth can be saved, we will tell you. Our article on options when most of your teeth are failing covers the whole range, and implants with bone loss covers what happens when the jaw has thinned.
How the treatment works
1. Consultation and 3D scan
Dr. Ghorbani examines your mouth and takes a cone beam CT (CBCT) scan, digital impressions and photos. The scan shows the height and width of the bone, the nerves and the sinuses, which decides where implants can go and how many. You leave with a written treatment plan and the fee.
2. Designing your teeth
Your scans go to the dental lab, and the shape, colour, size and fit of your new teeth are planned with you before surgery.
3. Surgery day
Any remaining failing teeth are removed, the implants are placed and your temporary teeth are fitted. Sedation is available so you can be comfortable throughout.
4. Healing
Over the following months the implants fuse with the jawbone. You wear your temporary teeth and eat a softer diet at first. Our guide to living with temporary teeth covers what to expect.
5. Your final zirconia teeth
Once the implants have healed, the lab makes your final zirconia arch and we fit it. The full-arch timeline walks through every appointment.
Why zirconia final teeth
Final teeth for a full arch are usually made from either acrylic on a metal frame or zirconia. Acrylic costs less and is easier to repair, but it wears and stains over time. Zirconia is a dense ceramic that resists staining and wear and does not have the acrylic teeth that can pop off a frame. It is harder to adjust once made and can chip, which is why careful design and bite checks matter. Our comparison of zirconia and acrylic full-arch teeth goes through the trade-offs honestly.
Why patients choose Shield Dental Care
- One dentist, start to finish. Dr. Pejman Ghorbani is a general dentist with a Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from Nova Southeastern University and advanced continuing education in implant dentistry. He plans your case, places your implants and fits your teeth.
- Planned in 3D. Every full arch is planned from a cone beam CT scan and digital impressions, not from a flat X-ray alone.
- A clear price. One written fee per arch, given at the consultation, before any treatment.
- Comfort options. Sedation is available for implant surgery. Read how sedation keeps implant surgery comfortable.
- Local and easy to reach. 6505 Sydenstricker Rd, Suite B, Burke, VA 22015, close to Fairfax, Springfield and Fairfax Station. Open Monday to Thursday 8 AM to 5 PM and Friday and Saturday 8 AM to 2 PM.
“Dr Ghorbani is the very best dentist hands down. His knowledge is multi-faceted and his skills are precise. Thank you Dr Ghorbani for providing the pinnacle of dental care.”
Compare full-arch quotes like for like
When you collect quotes, put them side by side with the same questions. A lower headline number that leaves out the temporary or final teeth is not a lower price.
| Ask about | Shield Dental Care | Ask any other office |
|---|---|---|
| Implants and surgery | Included | How many implants, and is surgery priced separately? |
| Temporary teeth | Included | Fixed or removable, and are they extra? |
| Final teeth | Included, zirconia | Acrylic or zirconia, and are they in the quote? |
| Where the teeth are made | a U.S. dental lab | Which lab, and in which country? |
| Price basis | $25,000 per arch, written before treatment | Per arch or per mouth? In writing? |
Thinking about travelling abroad for a lower price? Read full mouth implants abroad vs in the U.S. before you book flights.
Paying for full mouth implants
We accept CareCredit financing, which lets you spread the cost into monthly payments if you qualify. Dental insurance rarely covers a full arch, but many plans contribute part of their annual maximum, and we file claims for you. Health savings and flexible spending accounts can generally be used for dental implants because they treat a medical problem rather than serving a purely cosmetic purpose. Check with your plan administrator first. Our guide on how to pay for full mouth dental implants covers each option in more detail.
Offer terms
$25,000 per arch applies to treatment plans accepted between 2026-10-21 and [CONFIRM endDate]. The regular fee is [CONFIRM regularFee] per arch. Candidacy is decided by Dr. Ghorbani at your consultation. The fee covers the items listed under “What the fee includes” for one arch. Dr. Pejman Ghorbani is a general dentist.
Learn more before your visit
- Full-Arch Implant Quotes: What Should Be Included? What a full-arch implant quote should cover, from the 3D scan to the final teeth, the costs often left out, and the questions to ask before you sign.
- Zirconia vs Acrylic Full-Arch Teeth: Which Lasts? Zirconia vs acrylic full-arch implant teeth: strength, wear, staining, repairs, look and cost over time, and how to choose.
- Full-Arch Dental Implants Timeline: Step by Step How long full-arch implants take, from CBCT scan and surgery-day temporary teeth to the final teeth months later, and what can add time.
- Fixed vs Removable Implant Dentures: Which Is Right? Fixed (screwed-in) vs snap-in implant dentures compared: how each works, number of implants, cleaning, feel, upkeep and who each suits best.
- What Is a Hybrid Denture? Full-Arch Terms Explained What a hybrid denture is, and the full-arch implant terms around it: fixed bridge, overdenture, All-on-4, abutments and osseointegration, in plain English.
- Where Are Your Dental Implant Teeth Made? Who makes the teeth on your implants, US vs overseas dental labs, what "Made in USA" really means, and the questions to ask your dentist.
Ready to find out whether full mouth implants are right for you? Call (703) 250-5072 or request a consultation. For how the technique works, see our All-on-4 implants page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do full mouth dental implants cost at Shield Dental Care?+
$25,000 per arch until [CONFIRM endDate] (regular fee [CONFIRM regularFee]). That covers the implants, the surgery, temporary teeth and final zirconia teeth for one upper or lower arch. Both arches are priced separately.
Is the price for the whole mouth or one arch?+
One arch: the full upper jaw or the full lower jaw. If you need both, each arch is priced separately.
Are the teeth removable?+
No. The final zirconia teeth are screwed to your implants and only your dentist can remove them, for example at a maintenance visit. You clean them in your mouth like natural teeth.
How long does the whole process take?+
The implants are placed and temporary teeth fitted on surgery day. The final zirconia teeth are fitted after the implants have healed, usually a few months later. Your plan will give your timeline.
Am I a candidate?+
Most adults with failing teeth or ill-fitting dentures can be assessed, but bone volume, gum health, smoking and some medical conditions affect the answer. A consultation with a 3D scan decides it, before you commit to anything.
Can I use insurance, CareCredit or my HSA?+
We accept CareCredit financing if you qualify. Insurance rarely covers a full arch but may contribute part of your annual maximum, and we file the claim. HSA and FSA funds can generally be used for implants; confirm with your plan administrator.