Last fact-checked: 29 January 2021

Fix your smile with the All-on-4 dental implant treatment in Bali. Originally provided by Nobel Biocare®, this mouth rehabilitation technique replaces all of the teeth in either jaw using just four dental implants and a custom-made fixed bride. 

Put simply, this is a great chance to enjoy a memorable holiday and at the same time, completely transform your smile for thousands less than back home. Find out more with Dental Departures. – including price comparisons, procedure information, top-rated clinics and more!

Flying to this tropical Indonesian island allows you to take advantage of affordable dental treatment prices while recovering in one of the world's most relaxing settings.

Bali is one of the top tourist destinations in the world—known for its scenic views, beautiful beach resorts, and rich culture. The tropical climate ranges from 20-33°C—perfect for exploring the island.

Enjoy diving, snorkeling or surfing in various beach resorts. Learn about Balinese culture while roaming the fishing village or simply relaxing by the beach.

Dental implants act as replacement tooth roots, placed in the jawbone to hold a crown or custom-made bridge.

The All-on-4® treatment concept involves the placement of four implants to support an entire upper or lower arch of teeth.

Thanks to the unique positioning and longer length of the implants, patients who have previously been deemed unsuitable for other implant-based restoration due to bone loss may still be suitable for this method. 

What Does the Treatment Process Involve?

The process involves initial consultation, diagnostic tests, planning, surgery, and placement of the denture/bridge.

During the initial consultation, your dentist will evaluate your condition, check your bite, and consider other factors. He or she will also discuss the process, length of treatment, type of material for the replacement teeth, costs, and other details.

Next, diagnostic tests such as CT scans are taken to determine the location of the implants. A personalized treatment plan will be created based on your needs and goals.

The surgical procedure is normally carried out under local anesthetic with IV sedation. It involves:

• Removing any remaining teeth
• Inserting the titanium implants at the predetermined positions
• Attaching specialized abutments and coping cylinders
• Screwing on the temporary arch of teeth (immediate loading denture)

It should also be noted that, while tests and evaluations are required in Bali, the actual surgery only takes one day. This means you can return home with your new, albeit temporary set of teeth attached, returning to Bali after at least six months once your implants have properly fused with the jawbone. 

Once you are back home, the implants will need time to fuse with the bone (a process called osseointegration) to form a secure base for the dentist to attach the replacement teeth (bridge). 

After the treatment, the dentist will inform you of how to take care of your teeth with implants. This includes observing proper oral hygiene–brush, floss, and rinse with mouthwash. In addition, you need to get periodic professional teeth cleaning (prophylaxis).

• Improves your facial appearance
• They look and feel like your natural teeth
• Prevents bone deterioration
• Improves your overall oral health
• Helps you to talk and eat comfortably, with 90% functionality
• Does not require bone graft surgery

The cost of the treatment depends on the type of diagnostic test needed, the type of materials used, the type of restoration needed and other factors.

Generally, treatment prices for the All-on-4® treatment concept in Bali start at around USD $4,262.16; CAD $5,418.35; AUD $5,475.25; NZD $6,141.34; UK £2,965.

This compares favourably with the prices at home which are approximately USD $24,662.16; CAD $32,000; AUD $34,000; UK £24,000; EURO € 22,000.

Clinics in Bali, Indonesia provide a relaxing environment, making the patients comfortable before and during treatment. The best dentists in Bali are graduates of local and international institutions and adhere to international clinical standards of dentistry and implantology. You’ll find many are members of the International Congress of Implantologists. 

Before any clinic is listed on our site, we carry out a number of background checks, including:

• Carrying out on-site visits
• Checking malpractice records
• Researching criminal/legal records
• Verifying dentists' qualifications
• Confirming dental association memberships
• Collecting and publishing authentic, unedited patient reviews

This is where Dental Departures comes in: browse our website, check out clinic photos, review dentist profiles, compare prices and avail of exclusive discounts.

You can book your appointment online right here with us, any time of the day or night, at no charge to you. Please don’t hesitate to ask questions: you can contact our Customer Care Team by phone, email, or online chat.

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