All-on-6 Dental Implants in Andheri West, Mumbai

Assured Dental Care is a dental clinic in Andheri West, Mumbai, where All-on-6 is one of the plans considered for replacing all the teeth in a jaw. All-on-6 uses six implants to carry a fixed bridge, so the chewing load is shared across more points than in a four-implant plan. It is often chosen when there is enough bone for six implants, when the bite is strong or the arch is long, or when a plan with extra support is wanted. It is a major treatment, and it is planned from scans.

Your care is led by Dr. Shreya Shah, Chief Dentist, who first checks whether any teeth can be saved and then compares All-on-6 with All-on-4, an overdenture and a denture for your jaw. If you are looking for an implant dentist in Andheri West for a full arch, the first step is an examination and a 3D scan, followed by an honest explanation of what each plan involves.

Andheri West, MumbaiMon to Sat, 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM
Lower arch of teeth above six implants set in a gum and bone model
6 implants a jawSupport spread over more points
Needs enough boneOr bone building first
Several monthsTypical until the final bridge
Same-day consultationSubject to availability

Medically reviewed by Dr. Shreya Shah, Chief Dentist. Last reviewed 9 October 2026. Registered with the Maharashtra State Dental Council (registration A 30472, 2015). Dr. Shah is also the treating dentist at this clinic.

Quick answer

All-on-6 at Assured Dental Care in Andheri West, Mumbai replaces a jaw of teeth with a fixed bridge held by six implants, which share the chewing load across more points. Dr. Shreya Shah plans each case after an examination and a 3D scan. It needs enough bone, healing takes months and the bridge needs careful cleaning.

Same-day consultation

Examination and planning start at your first visit, subject to availability.

More points of support

Six implants share the bite and give some back-up if one implant has a problem.

Planned from a 3D scan

The scan shows whether the bone can take six implants, so the plan is made for your jaw.

01 Overview

What is All-on-6, and when is it used instead of All-on-4?

All-on-6 is a plan that places six implants in one jaw to support a fixed bridge of about twelve teeth. The implants are spread along the arch, so that the bridge rests on more points and spans shorter gaps between them. Where there is enough bone, they can often be placed upright without tilting.1

The choice between four and six implants depends on the bone, the bite and the design of the bridge. A systematic review of upper jaw bridges found no clear difference in implant and bridge survival, or in mechanical and biological complications, between four and six implants. It did find more bone loss around the implants in the four-implant group, so six may be preferred when the bone allows.1

Our All-on-4 page explains the four-implant plan, and full mouth dental implants compares the overall options for replacing a whole arch. If the bone is thin, a graft may be needed, as the dental implants page explains in general terms. Teeth that cannot be saved are removed first, as described under tooth extraction.

All-on-6 supports a fixed arch on six implants, and it suits jaws with enough bone for them.

Cutaway of a jaw model showing six implants set in the bone with a bridge lifted above them
02 Suitability

Who can have All-on-6 in Andheri West?

Dr. Shreya Shah decides suitability only after an examination, a medical history and a 3D scan. These are the general patterns.

Six implants are often a fair fit when

  • Nearly all the teeth in a jaw are gone, or the ones left cannot be kept.
  • The scan shows enough bone for six implants, or bone that can be built.
  • You bite hard or have a long arch and want the load shared widely.
  • Your gums are healthy, or can be made healthy first.
  • Daily cleaning under a bridge and regular maintenance suit you.

Six implants are often a poor fit when

  • The bone is too thin for six implants and you do not want grafting.
  • Gum disease or infection is still active.
  • You smoke heavily.
  • Diabetes or another condition is not under control.
  • The jaw has had radiotherapy, or you take medicines that affect bone.
  • Strong grinding has not been dealt with.

If the bone is thin, All-on-4 may suit better. If only some teeth are missing, multiple teeth implants or a bridge may do. Gum disease is treated with periodontal treatment first.

Six implants suit jaws with enough bone and a need for extra support, and a scan shows whether yours qualify.

03 Options

All-on-6 and the other full-arch options at our Andheri West dental clinic

The right choice depends on the bone, the bite and your wishes. Dr. Shah explains the options, including a denture.

Six upright implants

Six implants spread along the jaw carry a fixed bridge. The load is shared widely, and bone is needed in more places.

Fixed

Four implants with tilted ends

Four implants carry the bridge, with the back two tilted to use the bone available. It can avoid grafts, with less spread of load.

Fixed

Overdenture

A removable denture that clips onto implants. It is easier to clean and needs fewer implants, but it is not fixed and rests partly on the gums.

Removable
CompareSix implantsFour implantsOverdenture
Fixed in the mouthYesYesNo
Bone neededMoreLessLess
Support if one implant failsMoreLessDepends on the design
CleaningUnder the bridgeUnder the bridgeTake out and clean
Typical timelineSeveral monthsSeveral monthsMonths

The number of implants follows your bone and your bite, and we explain the trade-offs.

04 Procedure

How All-on-6 is planned and placed in Andheri West, step by step

All-on-6 has a planning stage, surgery, healing and a final bridge. Your plan may have more or fewer steps.2

The number and position of implants come from your scan, and the bridge is designed alongside them.

  1. Medical review and examination

    Dr. Shah reviews your health, medicines and tobacco use, and examines your teeth, gums and bite. She asks what you want and what worries you.

  2. Scans and records

    A 3D scan shows the bone, the nerves and the sinus. Impressions or digital scans and photographs record the bite, and the plan is drawn from them.

  3. Deciding the number of implants

    The scan and the bite decide whether six implants can be placed, whether bone building is needed or whether a four-implant plan suits better.

  4. Preparing the mouth

    Gum disease and infection are treated, teeth that cannot be saved are removed, and any bone grafting is done and given time to heal.4

  5. Placing the six implants

    Under local anaesthesia, six implants are placed along the jaw in the planned positions, often using a surgical guide made from the scan.

  6. Temporary teeth

    In selected cases, a temporary fixed bridge is attached soon after surgery. If the implants are not firm enough, a temporary denture is used.

  7. Healing

    The implants bond with the bone over several months. You eat soft food, and review visits check the gums, the implants and the temporary teeth.

  8. The final bridge

    After healing is confirmed, impressions or scans are taken, and the final bridge is made, tried in, adjusted and fixed. You are shown how to clean it.

05 Cost

What decides the cost of All-on-6 in Andheri West, Mumbai?

Cost depends on your evaluation. All-on-6 is planned for each person and each jaw, so no single figure applies to everyone.

Two people who need a full arch can end up with very different plans. Once the examination and scans are done, Dr. Shreya Shah lists the stages, and what each one involves is explained before you choose whether to proceed.

What changes the plan

  • One jaw or both
  • How many implants the bone will accept
  • The implant system
  • Any bone building or sinus work
  • Teeth that must come out first
  • The design and material of the bridge
  • Scans, the surgical guide and maintenance

What the evaluation covers

  • A look at your teeth, gums, bite and jaw joints
  • A 3D scan and photographs
  • A comparison of six implants, four implants and dentures
  • A written outline of the stages and likely time
06 Aftercare

How should you look after yourself after All-on-6, and when should you call?

Surgery day and just afterSwelling, bruising and soreness are expected, and they usually peak by the second or third day. Cold packs in short spells, the medicines you were given, soft cool food and rest all help.
The first six weeksChoose soft food, and keep hard or sticky food away from temporary teeth. Follow the cleaning routine you were shown, come to every review and stay off cigarettes, which slow healing.
While the bone healsThe implants fuse with bone over several months. Report any movement of a temporary tooth or screw straight away, and keep your check-ups.
Once the final bridge is inClean beneath it daily with a water flosser and interdental brushes or threaders. The dentist can unscrew the bridge for cleaning and inspection of each implant at maintenance visits.

Warning signs that need a call the same day

  • Swelling that keeps growing after day three, or a high temperature
  • Bleeding that carries on after 20 minutes of firm pressure
  • Pain that builds rather than fades
  • Any bridge, screw or implant that shifts
  • Pus, a foul taste or a gum that has split
  • A lip or chin that stays numb after the anaesthetic should have gone

Call 08806796696 or message us on WhatsApp. Go to a hospital emergency department if you struggle to breathe or swallow, or if swelling spreads to your eye or neck. A loose bridge or another urgent problem is covered by dental emergency treatment.

Cleaning beneath the bridge every day and keeping to maintenance visits protect the implants.

07 Risks and limits

What are the risks of All-on-6, and when do we advise against it?

Risks and complications

  • Swelling, bruising, bleeding and soreness after surgery.
  • A post that does not bond to bone. A review that followed implants for ten years found about 93 to 96 of every 100 still in place, so a few are lost.3
  • Gum and bone inflammation around implants when plaque builds up.
  • A screw that loosens, or a bridge that chips, wears or breaks and needs repair.
  • A change in speech and lip support while you adapt.
  • Altered feeling in the lip or chin after lower jaw surgery, usually temporary, and sinus irritation with upper jaw implants.
  • Problems that go with bone grafting when it is needed, including infection and a graft that does not take.4

When we advise against, delay or refer

  • Active gum disease or infection.
  • Diabetes or another condition that is not controlled.
  • Heavy tobacco use with no plan to cut down.
  • Jaw radiotherapy, or bone-affecting medicines, until your doctor agrees.
  • Heavy grinding with no plan to protect the bridge.
  • Bone too thin for six implants even with grafting, where another plan is explained.
  • Surgery beyond Dr. Shah's training, which she hands to a suitably trained implant dentist, oral surgeon or prosthodontist.

Good planning lists the reasons to hold back as well as the reasons to go ahead.

08 First visit

What happens at your first All-on-6 visit in Andheri West?

The first visit is for answers, not surgery. Come with questions about your teeth, your health and your timeline.

  1. You tell us about your teeth, any pain, your health, medicines and tobacco use.
  2. Dr. Shah examines teeth, gums, bite and jaw joints, and X-rays are taken.
  3. She explains whether any teeth can be kept and which plans suit you, including All-on-4 and dentures.
  4. A 3D scan is arranged, and the steps and risks are set out before you decide.

Before you come

Take along earlier X-rays, scans or reports and a list of your medicines. Mention allergies, diabetes, heart conditions, blood thinners and tobacco. If you have pain, swelling or a loose denture, phone first so that we can see you early.

Call 08806796696 to book.

09 Your dentist

Why patients choose Dr. Shreya Shah for All-on-6 in Andheri West

Dr. Shreya Shah, Chief Dentist at Assured Dental Care, Andheri West

Dr. Shreya Shah

Chief Dentist. Registered with the Maharashtra State Dental Council, registration A 30472, 2015.

Tooth-saving check firstThe scan decidesReferral when needed

Dr. Shah describes each option, its steps and its risks in everyday words, and the decision is yours. If dental treatment makes you anxious, tell us at the start so that we can go at a pace that suits you. We would rather you ask every question before treatment than leave with doubts, so please bring a list.

Keeping teeth comes first

Dr. Shah looks at whether any teeth can be saved before a whole arch is replaced.

The scan decides the number

Four or six implants are chosen from your bone and bite, not from a fixed package.

Plans compared honestly

Six implants, four implants, overdentures and dentures are set side by side, with their limits.

A route for referral

If a case needs surgery or prosthetic skills beyond the clinic's, Dr. Shah says so and passes it to a suitably trained clinician.

10 Reviews

What patients say about Assured Dental Care

These are patient reviews of the clinic and Dr. Shah, copied word for word from the clinic’s Google Business Profile. They describe the experience of visiting the clinic and are not evidence of how any treatment will turn out for you.

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“Most relaxing dental clinic I have ever been to,and I have been to a few.what I liked the most of Dr Shreya gave me 3treament options and I was explained pros and cons of everything.”

Lochana BansodeGoogle review

“Dr. Shreya has such a warm and positive energy that instantly puts you at ease. She made me feel comfortable throughout all my sittings. I had a root canal done, and she patiently explained every step of the procedure, which really helped reduce my anxiety. Each sitting was smooth and well-managed. I’m very happy with my experience and would highly recommend her.”

Harshita SenapatiGoogle review

“I had a very good experience at this dental clinic, did the cleaning. The dentist was professional, and explained clearly, the staff were friendly and helpful , and the clinic was clean and well- maintained.”

Pautingtheng KaurintaGoogle review

“Me and my family have been visiting Dr Shreya for a few years now. She makes us feel very comfortable and at ease. She is always accommodating us on urgent basis when required. Would recommend her.”

Vandana JainGoogle review

“I have been going to Dr Shreya since the past 7years for my dental treatment and that speaks volumes.I don’t mind travelling a little extra just to get treated by her.She is the most genuine dentist around.”

khushi ahujaGoogle review

“Dr. Shreya is really friendly and welcoming, she keeps helps you stay comfortable throughout the procedures”

Ved tekriwalGoogle review
11 Visit us

Visit our dental clinic in Andheri West

Assured Dental Care is a dental clinic in Andheri West, Mumbai, next to Lallubhai Park in Parsi Colony. You can book an All-on-6 evaluation with Dr. Shreya Shah by phone or WhatsApp. The map shows the exact location of the clinic. If your problem is urgent, please call before you travel so that we can arrange the earliest visit available. Please bring any earlier reports.

Address
Assured Dental Care
Dilnavaz Apartment, next to Lallubhai Park
Parsi Colony, Andheri West
Mumbai, Maharashtra 400058
WhatsApp8850728208
HoursMonday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM. Sunday closed.
12 Questions

All-on-6 questions we hear in Andheri West

Straight answers to what patients ask before they book. If your question is not here, call or message us.

How is the cost of All-on-6 decided in Andheri West?

All-on-6 is planned for each person and each jaw, so the cost is given only after your evaluation. It depends on whether one or both jaws are treated, the implant system, the scans and surgical guide, any bone grafting or tooth removal, the design and material of the bridge, the number of visits and the maintenance plan. After the examination, Dr. Shreya Shah explains the plan and the cost of each stage before you decide.

What is All-on-6?

All-on-6 replaces all the teeth in one jaw with a fixed bridge held by six implants. The extra implants share the chewing load across a longer span, and they can give support if one implant has a problem. It needs more bone than a four-implant plan, or some bone building.

Why six implants instead of four?

Six implants spread the load over more points and can suit people with a strong bite, a long arch or softer bone. If one implant is lost, the bridge may still be supported by the others. A review of studies of upper jaw bridges found no clear difference in implant and bridge survival between four and six implants, but less bone loss around the implants with six.

Do I need a bone graft for All-on-6?

Sometimes. Six implants need enough bone in more places. If the bone at the back of the upper jaw is thin, a graft or sinus procedure may be needed before or during surgery. The scan shows whether this applies, and Dr. Shah explains the options.

Is the bridge fixed or removable?

The bridge is fixed to the implants and is not taken out at home. It can be unscrewed by the dentist for cleaning and repair. It is designed with a shape that lets you clean beneath it.

How long does All-on-6 take?

Planning takes one or more visits and surgery usually takes one visit per jaw. The implants then need months to bond with the bone before the final bridge. A temporary bridge may be possible in selected cases. We give an estimate after your scans.

How do I look after an All-on-6 bridge?

Clean it every day with a soft brush, a water flosser and interdental brushes or threaders under it. Attend regular professional cleaning, because plaque around implants can inflame the gum and bone. Tell us if a screw feels loose or a tooth chips.

Who is not suited to All-on-6?

People with untreated gum disease or infection, heavy smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, bone-affecting medicines or radiotherapy to the jaw need caution. Very thin bone may need a different plan, and heavy grinding needs managing. We tell you honestly if All-on-6 is not right.

13 Book

Book an All-on-6 evaluation in Andheri West

If you have lost most of your teeth and want to know whether six implants would suit your jaw, an evaluation and a 3D scan show what is possible. If another clinic has given you an implant plan, we are glad to give a second opinion. Call or message us in clinic hours and we will confirm a time.

Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM.

14 Related

Related treatments to compare with All-on-6

All-on-4 dental implants

Read this to see how four implants per jaw compare with six.

Full mouth dental implants

Read this for all the ways to replace every tooth with implants.

Full mouth rehabilitation

Read this if the bite and many teeth need rebuilding, not only replacing.

See all dental treatments at Assured Dental Care, or read about our general dentist in Andheri West.

Written and reviewed by: Dr. Shreya Shah, Chief Dentist, Maharashtra State Dental Council registration A 30472. Last reviewed 9 October 2026. Dr. Shah is also the clinic’s treating dentist, and this page describes treatment that Assured Dental Care provides.

On the review date, Dr. Shah read the whole page and checked each clinical statement, timeline and warning sign against the sources listed below. The page is next reviewed within six months, and sooner if a source or the clinic’s process changes. To report an error, call or message the clinic using the details above.

References

  1. Sharaf MA, Wang S, Mashrah MA, et al. Outcomes that may affect implant and prosthesis survival and complications in maxillary fixed prosthesis supported by four or six implants: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Heliyon, 2024. Source
  2. Abdunabi A, Morris M, Nader SA, Souza RF. Impact of immediately loaded implant-supported maxillary full-arch dental prostheses: a systematic review. Journal of Applied Oral Science, 2019. Source
  3. Howe MS, Keys W, Richards D. Long-term (10-year) dental implant survival: a systematic review and sensitivity meta-analysis. Journal of Dentistry, 2019;84:9-21. Source
  4. Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. Bone grafting for dental implants: overview (patient information). Source

This page is general information for patients. It is not a diagnosis or a substitute for an examination by a dentist. Treatment, timelines and outcomes vary from person to person.