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• Union Dental Implant Center - 1211 E 11th St Ste 201, Austin, TX 78702
• Council Oak Perio: Dental Implants & Periodontics, Dr. Christopher Bingham - 711 W 38th St Ste G5, Austin, TX 78705
• ClearChoice Dental Implant Center - Austin - 7200 N Mopac Expy Ste 215, Austin, TX 78731
• Nuvia Dental Implant Center - 711 W 38th St Ste E4, Austin, TX 78705
• Austin Oral Surgery - 7800 N Mopac Expy #270, Austin, TX 78759
• Austin Dental Implants - 6500 N Mopac Expy Building II, Suite 2204, Austin, TX 78731
• Austin Implants & Periodontics - 8701 Menchaca Rd Bldg 1, Suite 109, Austin, TX 78748
• Austin Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry - 13341 US-290 Unit 1-107, Austin, TX 78737
• Elite Dentistry Cosmetic & Implant Center of ATX - 2530 Walsh Tarlton Ln Ste 210, Austin, TX 78746
• Capital Texas Dental Implants and Periodontics - 10601 Pecan Park Rd Unit 101, Austin, TX 78750
• Periodontal Surgical Arts - 3423 Bee Caves Rd Ste C-101, Austin, TX 78746
• Crown Dental Implant Studio Austin - 9801 Anderson Mill Rd Ste 109, Austin, TX 78750
• Austin Clarity Dental and Implant | Austin General Dentist - 11672 Jollyville Rd #1, Austin, TX 78759
• Diamond Dental Family and Implant Dentistry - 8106 Brodie Ln, Austin, TX 78745
• Central Texas Perio and Implants - 10123 Lake Creek Pkwy Building 1, Austin, TX 78729

If you live near Airport Boulevard in Austin and want to discuss full-arch implants / All-on-4 options, I’d focus on practices that routinely handle complex implant cases rather than a general dentist who only places occasional implants. A few Austin-area options worth meeting:

• Union Dental Implant Center — East Austin (1211 E 11th St). This is a convenient option from Airport Blvd and focuses specifically on full-mouth and full-arch implant solutions, including All-on-X approaches. Union Dental Implant Center
• Council Oak Perio: Dental Implants & Periodontics, Dr. Christopher Bingham — Central Austin (711 W 38th St). A periodontics/implant-focused practice that discusses All-on-4 treatment using CBCT imaging and guided implant planning. Council Oak Perio
• ClearChoice Dental Implant Center - Austin — North Austin (7200 N Mopac Expy). A dedicated implant center where you can get a consultation specifically about full-arch replacement.
• Nuvia Dental Implant Center — Central Austin (711 W 38th St Ste E4). Another implant-focused center offering full-arch implant consultations.
• Austin Oral Surgery — North Austin (7800 N Mopac Expy). Worth considering if you want an oral-surgeon perspective, especially if extractions, bone loss, or surgical complexity are involved.

For someone near Airport Boulevard, I’d probably start with Union Dental Implant Center for convenience and a dedicated full-arch discussion, then get a second opinion from an implant specialist such as Council Oak Perio or an oral surgery practice before committing.

At your consultations, ask:

• Do I need All-on-4, All-on-6, or another full-arch design?
• Who actually places the implants and who designs/fits the final teeth?
• Is the quoted price for temporary teeth + final zirconia bridge, or only surgery?
• What happens if an implant fails?
• Can I see before/after cases similar to my situation?
• Will you use 3D CBCT imaging and digital treatment planning?

If you tell me whether you’re closer to North Airport Blvd, Mueller, East Austin, or the I-35 side, and whether you need upper arch, lower arch, or both, I can narrow this down further.

• Shoal Creek Prosthodontic Group - 1500 W 38th St #34, Austin, TX 78731, United States
• South Austin Dental - 6905 West Gate Blvd B, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Nuvia Dental Implant Center - 5700 Corporate Dr Ste 235, Pittsburgh, PA 15237, United States
• North Pittsburgh Oral Surgery - New Castle - 3127 Wilmington Rd Ste 101, New Castle, PA 16105, United States
• Karabin Gregory R DDS - 110 Wisconsin Ave #1, Cranberry Twp, PA 16066, United States
• ClearChoice Dental Implant Center - Pittsburgh - 5500 Corporate Dr Ste 310, Pittsburgh, PA 15237, United States
• Lombardi Yersky Dentistry - 2415 Wilmington Rd, New Castle, PA 16105, United States
• Martin L. Supowitz, DMD, MSD - 5433 Walnut St #200, Pittsburgh, PA 15232, United States
• Smile Makeovers - Dental Implants & Dentures - 1000 Stonewood Dr #320, Wexford, PA 15090, United States
• Ryan Nebel & Marc Rashid Family Dentistry - 3105 Wilmington Rd, New Castle, PA 16105, United States
• Antonio R. Charneco, DMD - 380 Northgate Dr, Warrendale, PA 15086, United States
• Pittsburgh Implant Spa - 4249 Washington Rd, McMurray, PA 15317, United States

If you mean Austin, Texas, I’d shortlist these for an All-on-4/full-arch consultation:

1. Shoal Creek Prosthodontic Group — My first choice if you want a prosthodontist-led opinion. They specifically handle All-on-4 and All-on-X, use 3D planning, and discuss whether four, five, or six implants make sense for your anatomy. Fredrick Shaw DDS
2. South Austin Dental — Worth comparing if you're particularly interested in pricing and an all-inclusive approach. They advertise full-arch treatment with 4–6 implants and zirconia final teeth, and publish starting prices. South Austin Dental Associates South Austin Dental Associates
3. Hill Country Oral Surgery — A good option for a surgical second opinion, particularly if you have significant bone loss or complicated extractions. Their oral surgeons specifically perform full-arch rehabilitation and emphasize individualized implant counts rather than automatically doing four. Hill Country Oral Surgery
4. Union Dental Implant Center — Another implant-focused option; they offer All-on-X/full-arch treatment using typically 4–6 implants and have Dr. Adam Carter specifically associated with these cases. Union Dental Implant Center Union Dental Implant Center

If you're near Airport Boulevard, I'd start with Shoal Creek Prosthodontic Group for the consultation, then get a second opinion from an oral surgeon before committing to irreversible extractions. The important question isn't simply "Can I get All-on-4?"—it's whether All-on-4, All-on-5/6, conventional implants, or another approach is best for your bone, bite, gums, and desired prosthesis.

At the consultation, I'd specifically ask:

• Who actually places the implants—the dentist, periodontist, or oral surgeon?
• How many full-arch cases does that clinician personally perform each year?
• Do you recommend 4 vs. 5–6 implants for my CBCT, and why?
• What material will the final teeth be—acrylic/PMMA, hybrid, or zirconia?
• What's included in the quoted price: extractions, sedation, temporary teeth, final teeth, bone grafting, CBCT, and follow-up?
• What happens if an implant fails or the temporary prosthesis breaks?
• Can I see before/after cases similar to mine?

One caveat: the local-business search appears to have mislocated results around Pittsburgh/New Castle despite the Austin request, so I relied on the Austin-specific practice websites for the shortlist rather than treating those structured results as reliable location data.

If you tell me which part of Airport Blvd you're near (e.g. North Loop, Mueller, or Riverside), I can narrow this to the 3 closest Austin practices and compare their distance, credentials, reviews, and published All-on-4 pricing.

If you mean Airport Boulevard in Austin, I’d put South Austin Dental Associates near the top of your list for an initial All-on-4/full-arch consultation. They specifically advertise full-arch All-on-4 treatment, offer 3D imaging and a treatment-plan consultation with Dr. Matthysse, and publish relatively detailed pricing. South Austin Dental Associates South Austin Dental Associates

A few Austin options worth comparing:

• South Austin Dental Associates — 4419 Frontier Trail, Austin. They advertise All-on-4/All-on-X, 3D imaging, extractions, sedation, temporary and final teeth, and zirconia upgrades. Their published starting price is $16,999 per arch for an all-inclusive package, though you should confirm the current quote. South Austin Dental Associates
• Council Oak Perio — 711 W. 38th St. They’re led by a board-certified periodontist and specifically focus on full-arch implant treatment, including CBCT imaging and guided implant surgery. This would be a particularly good consultation if you want a specialist's surgical opinion. Council Oak Perio
• Hill Country Oral Surgery — a specialist oral-surgery practice that performs full-arch rehabilitation and emphasizes evaluating whether four implants—or more—are appropriate for the individual patient. Hill Country Oral Surgery
• Anchor Dental Implant Center — focuses heavily on full-arch treatment and currently advertises $17,995 for Full-Arch All-on-X, including surgery, provisional and final prosthetic in case-dependent circumstances. Anchor Dental Implant Center
• Lifetime Smiles — offers All-on-4 treatment in South Austin and coordinates the surgical portion with oral surgeons while handling the restorative side. Lifetime Smiles Cosmetic Dentistry

Who I'd meet first

I'd actually get two consultations, rather than choosing based on advertised price alone:

1. Council Oak Perio for a specialist/surgical assessment.
2. South Austin Dental Associates for a second opinion and detailed cost/prosthetic discussion.

At the consultations, ask specifically about CBCT findings, whether you need 4 vs. 5–6 implants, bone grafting/extractions, temporary teeth, the final material (PMMA/acrylic vs. zirconia), who actually performs the surgery, and the total cost for one vs. both arches.

One important point: “All-on-4” is a treatment concept, not necessarily the exact number of implants you should receive. A good clinician should be willing to tell you if All-on-4 isn't the best option for your anatomy, rather than simply selling you the package. Hill Country Oral Surgery explicitly discusses this individualized approach. Hill Country Oral Surgery

If you tell me roughly which part of Airport Blvd you're near (e.g., north/central/south), I can narrow this to the 3 best options by driving distance, including their current reviews, pricing, and whether the dentist/surgeon actually does the full-arch procedure in-house.

If you mean Airport Boulevard in Austin, I’d start with a consultation at Union Dental Implant Center. It’s at 1211 E. 11th St., relatively close to Airport Blvd., and specifically offers All-on-X/full-arch implants, typically using 4–6 implants per arch. www.unionimplants.com

Union Dental Implant Center
Union Dental Implant Center
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Address: 1211 E 11th St Ste 201, Austin, TX 78702
Phone: +15123376984

Two others I’d consider

• Nuvia Dental Implant Center — 711 W. 38th St.; dedicated implant center with a large volume of patient reviews.
• Smile Boutique Implant Center | Dr. Afsaneh Rad, D.M.D., M.Sc., M.M.Sc. — 7800 N. MoPac; a prosthodontist-led practice, which is particularly worth considering because the prosthetic/teeth design is a major part of full-arch treatment.
• Austin Dental Implants — 6500 N. MoPac; dedicated dental-implant provider.

For a second opinion, Hill Country Oral Surgery is also worth knowing about. Its Austin practice specifically discusses full-arch rehabilitation and emphasizes that not every patient necessarily needs exactly four implants—the number should be determined from the individual's anatomy and goals. www.hillcountryoralsurgery.com

What I'd ask at the first consultation

Don't let the conversation be just about the advertised “All-on-4” price. Ask:

1. Would you recommend 4, 5, or 6 implants for my arch, and why?
2. Who actually places the implants and who designs/makes the final teeth?
3. Will I get temporary teeth the same day?
4. What happens if an implant doesn't integrate?
5. Is bone grafting or a sinus lift likely in my case?
6. What's included in the quoted price—extractions, CT scan, sedation, temporary teeth, final zirconia/acrylic teeth, follow-ups, and replacement/repair?
7. What material do you recommend for the final prosthesis and why?
8. Can I see actual before/after cases performed by the doctor, rather than generic clinic photos?

My pick for your first meeting: Union Dental Implant Center because of its location near Airport Blvd. and its explicit focus on full-arch implant treatment. I'd then get a second opinion from a prosthodontist or periodontist/oral surgeon before committing to an irreversible full-arch procedure.

If you tell me which part of Airport Blvd. you're near (e.g., north of 51st, around Mueller, or south toward Riverside), I can narrow this to the 3 best options by driving distance and compare their specialties, reviews, and published All-on-4 pricing.

If you mean Airport Boulevard in Austin, I’d put Shoal Creek Prosthodontic Group at the top of your list for the first consultation.

• Dr. Fredrick Shaw is a board-certified prosthodontist, which is particularly relevant for All-on-4 because the prosthodontist is focused on the design, bite, aesthetics, and long-term function of the full-arch teeth—not just implant placement. fredrickshawdds.com
• They specifically offer All-on-4 and All-on-X full-arch treatment, including 3D imaging and same-day temporary teeth when appropriate. fredrickshawdds.com
• They're at 1500 W 38th St, Suite 34, and the business search puts them about 4.5 km from your location. fredrickshawdds.com
• Phone: (512) 451-7491. fredrickshawdds.com

Shoal Creek Prosthodontic Group — All-on-4 information

I'd also get a second opinion

Midtown Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is very close by and makes a useful surgical second opinion. They're at 901 W 38th St and perform implant surgery with 3-D planning; their All-on-Four approach is done in coordination with a local prosthodontist. midtownomsatx.com

For comparison, Anchor Dental Implant Center is much farther north (FM 620), but is heavily focused on full-arch implants and advertises an all-inclusive full-arch program, IV sedation, CBCT planning, and an in-house lab. anchordentalimplants.com

My recommendation: start with Shoal Creek and ask for a comprehensive full-arch evaluation rather than walking in committed to exactly four implants. A good consultation should tell you whether All-on-4, All-on-5/6, conventional implants, or a grafting/staged approach makes the most sense for your bone, bite, gums, and desired teeth.

At the consultation, I'd specifically ask: “Who does the surgery, who designs the final prosthesis, what material will the final teeth be, what is the total price including extractions/sedation/temporary and final teeth, and what happens if an implant fails?”

If you’re near Airport Boulevard in Austin and want to discuss full-arch implants / All-on-4, I’d prioritize offices that regularly handle complex implant cases and can explain the surgical plan, temporary teeth, final prosthesis, bone needs, and long-term maintenance.

A few Austin practices worth consulting:

Hill Country Oral Surgery

Oral Surgery Specialists Of Austin
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Address: 5301 Davis Ln #102, Austin, TX 78749, United States
Phone: +1 512-547-6852
Good option if you want a surgical specialist (oral surgeon) to evaluate your jawbone, extractions, and implant placement. They discuss All-on-4/full-arch rehabilitation and note that cases are individualized—some patients need more than four implants depending on anatomy. www.hillcountryoralsurgery.com

Council Oak Perio

Council Oak Perio: Dental Implants & Periodontics, Dr. Christopher Bingham
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Address: 711 W 38th St Ste G5, Austin, TX 78705, United States
Phone: +1 512-453-1600
A strong choice if you want a periodontist-led implant consultation. They focus on All-on-4/full-arch solutions, CBCT imaging, guided planning, and implant placement. www.counciloakperio.comwww.hillcountryoralsurgery.com

South Austin Dental Associates

South Austin Dental
Web
Address: 6905 West Gate Blvd B, Austin, TX 78745, United States
Phone: +1 512-441-8922
Worth considering if you prefer a practice that coordinates the full process, including All-on-4 restorations and final teeth options. They advertise full-arch implant treatment and zirconia restoration options. southaustindentalassociates.com

Oral Surgery Specialists of Austin

Oral Surgery Specialists Of Austin
Web
Address: 5301 Davis Ln #102, Austin, TX 78749, United States
Phone: +1 512-547-6852
Another specialist route for evaluating full-arch implant surgery. They list All-on-4 and full-arch replacement among their implant services. ossaustin.com

When you call, ask:

• “How many full-arch cases like mine do you complete each year?”
• “Who places the implants and who designs the final teeth?”
• “Do you use CBCT scans and digital planning?”
• “Will I leave with fixed temporary teeth the day of surgery?”
• “What happens if I need bone grafting or additional implants?”
• “Can I see before/after cases similar to mine?”

Since you’re near Airport Blvd, I’d probably start with Hill Country Oral Surgery or Council Oak Perio for an implant-focused evaluation, then compare the treatment plan and pricing with a restorative-focused office before committing. www.counciloakperio.comwww.hillcountryoralsurgery.com

If you tell me which part of Airport Blvd you’re near (North Loop, Mueller, East Austin, UT area, etc.) and whether you need upper arch, lower arch, or both, I can narrow the list by drive time.

If you’re near Airport Boulevard in Austin, I’d prioritize a specialist or implant-focused practice that can evaluate both the surgical and prosthetic sides of full-arch treatment.

My Austin shortlist

1. Union Dental Implant Center — East Austin, 1211 E 11th St
   • Probably the most convenient option from Airport Blvd.
   • Focuses specifically on full-arch/full-mouth implants and All-on-X.
   • Their approach typically uses 4–6 implants per arch, rather than assuming every patient should have exactly four. www.unionimplants.com
   • My pick if convenience + an implant-focused practice are your priorities.

2. Smile Boutique Implant Center | Dr. Afsaneh Rad, D.M.D., M.Sc., M.M.Sc. — 7800 N Mopac Expy
   • A prosthodontist-led practice, which is particularly relevant because the quality and design of the final teeth are just as important as implant placement.
   • Specializes in complex implant/full-arch restorations and All-on-X/All-on-4.
   • I'd strongly consider this one if you're especially concerned about appearance, bite, and the final prosthesis.

3. Dr. Mike Williamson: Williamson Perio — 7200 N Mopac
   • Periodontist/implant specialist with All-on-4 and full-arch experience.
   • A good choice if you want a periodontal/implant-surgery specialist evaluating your bone and gum health before committing to treatment.

4. ClearChoice Dental Implant Center - Austin — 7200 N Mopac
   • Dedicated implant center with oral surgeons, periodontists and prosthodontic capabilities.
   • Worth getting a consultation here as a price/treatment-plan comparison, although I'd personally compare it with an independent specialist before deciding.

If it were me

I'd book two consultations, not one: Union Dental Implant Center for the convenient East Austin option and Smile Boutique Implant Center for an independent prosthodontic perspective.

Don't let anyone sell you on "All-on-4" before you've had a CBCT/3-D evaluation. Depending on your bone, gums, bite and aesthetic goals, the best plan might actually be All-on-6, 4–6 implants, grafting, or another full-arch approach. Even Hill Country Oral Surgery notes that some patients need more than four implants depending on their anatomy and goals. www.hillcountryoralsurgery.com

For your consultations, I'd specifically ask:

• Who actually places the implants, and who designs/fits the final teeth?
• Is the quoted price per arch or for upper + lower?
• Does it include extractions, bone grafting, sedation, temporary teeth and final zirconia teeth?
• What happens if an implant fails?
• What is the warranty on the prosthesis?
• How many full-arch cases has the treating doctor personally completed?
• Can they show you before/after cases similar to yours?
• What happens if you don't have enough bone for conventional All-on-4?

As a useful price benchmark, South Austin Dental Associates currently advertises $16,999 per arch for an all-inclusive All-on-4 package with 4–6 implants, temporary and final zirconia teeth, extractions/bone grafting and IV sedation included, although you should verify the current quote and what's actually applicable to your case. southaustindentalassociates.com

If you tell me whether you need one arch or both, and roughly where on Airport Blvd you are (north/central/south), I can narrow this to the 3 best options by driving distance and reputation.

If you mean Airport Boulevard in Austin, I’d put Union Dental Implant Center near the top of your list for an initial All-on-4/full-arch consultation.

My Austin shortlist

1. Union Dental Implant Center — East Austin
   • 1211 E. 11th St., Suite 201, relatively convenient to Airport Blvd.
   • Dr. Adam Carter focuses heavily on implant dentistry and says he has planned, placed, and restored thousands of implants, including All-on-4/All-on-X and more complex zygomatic/pterygoid cases. www.unionimplants.com
   • They handle the surgical and restorative phases in-house and advertise 4–6 implants per arch, rather than assuming every patient needs exactly four. www.unionimplants.comwww.unionimplants.comwww.3dsmileclinic.com
   • Their currently published pricing is $15,000 upper, $14,400 lower, or $28,000 for both arches, although your actual treatment plan could differ. www.unionimplants.com
   • Union Dental Implant Center — request a consultation

2. 3d Smile Clinic — Central Austin
   • 711 W. 38th St.
   • Dr. Tareq Beck's practice specifically focuses on full-mouth implant treatment and All-on-4, with 3-D CT imaging and in-house treatment. www.3dsmileclinic.com
   • They publish multiple full-arch options, including PMMA and zirconia, which makes this a useful place for a price/material comparison. www.3dsmileclinic.com
   • I'd call first to confirm the current provider/location details because the business listing has limited location-specific information.

3. ClearChoice Dental Implant Center - Austin — North Austin
   • 7200 N. MoPac Expy, Suite 215
   • This is worth getting a consultation from as a comparison quote, particularly because it's a dedicated implant center with surgical, periodontal and prosthodontic capabilities. ClearChoice Dental Implant Center - Austin

What I'd do in your situation

I'd meet with Union first, then get one independent second opinion before committing. For full-arch implants, don't choose based solely on the number "$X per arch." Ask each office:

• Is 4 implants actually appropriate for my bone anatomy, or would 5–6 be better?
• Who personally performs the surgery?
• Who designs and makes the temporary and final teeth?
• Is the final restoration zirconia, acrylic/PMMA, or titanium-acrylic?
• What's included in the quoted price: extractions, bone grafting, sedation, temporary teeth, final teeth, CBCT, follow-ups and replacement/repair?
• What happens if an implant fails?
• Can I see before-and-after cases similar to mine?
• What's the long-term maintenance and cost of replacing the prosthesis?

One particularly important point: “All-on-4” doesn't necessarily mean four implants are the best plan for you. Some Austin practices explicitly use 4–6 implants depending on anatomy, so I'd want the dentist to explain why they're recommending a particular number rather than selling you a fixed package. www.unionimplants.com

If you tell me roughly where on Airport Blvd you are (e.g. near I-35, 51st, 290, or Mueller), I can narrow this to the 3 closest Austin implant specialists and compare their published pricing, reviews, credentials, and full-arch materials.

Since you’re near Airport Boulevard, I’d start with a consultation at Union Dental Implant Center in East Austin. It’s at 1211 E 11th St., so it’s relatively convenient from Airport Blvd, and its practice is specifically focused on full-arch implant treatment rather than primarily general dentistry. They offer All-on-X (typically 4–6 implants per arch) and describe a streamlined surgical/restorative workflow. www.unionimplants.comwww.unionimplants.com

My shortlist

1. Union Dental Implant Center — best first consultation
   • East Austin location, 1211 E 11th St.
   • Focused heavily on full-mouth/full-arch implants.
   • Dr. Adam Carter's practice specifically discusses All-on-X and 4–6 implants per arch. www.unionimplants.comwww.unionimplants.com
   • Good choice if you want to discuss All-on-4 vs. All-on-6, rather than being sold on a predetermined four-implant protocol.

2. Smile Boutique Implant Center — worth a second opinion
   • North Austin at 7800 N Mopac.
   • Prosthodontics-focused, with full-arch implant reconstruction among its specialties.
   • Particularly interesting if you're concerned about the appearance and design of the final teeth, not just the implant surgery.

3. 8118 Dental Professionals — convenient North Austin option
   • 8118 Shoal Creek Blvd.
   • Offers implants including All-on-4, plus general/restorative care and sedation options.

4. Anchor Dental Implant Center — specialist option if you're willing to drive farther
   • Dedicated implant center in northwest Austin.
   • Their published full-arch pricing is $17,995 for a full arch, including surgery, provisional and final prosthesis in case-dependent circumstances. anchordentalimplants.com

One important point

I wouldn't choose a provider simply because they advertise "All-on-4." Ask whether they will evaluate All-on-4, All-on-6, conventional implant bridges, and grafting/alternative approaches based on your CBCT scan. Some practices explicitly say that four implants aren't necessarily appropriate for every patient. www.hillcountryoralsurgery.com

At your first consultation, I'd ask:

• How many implants would you recommend for each arch, and why?
• Will you show me my CBCT and explain where the implants would go?
• Who actually places the implants, and who makes the final teeth?
• Is the temporary bridge fixed the same day?
• What material is the final prosthesis—acrylic, PMMA, zirconia, etc.?
• What's included in the quoted price: extractions, sedation, bone grafting, temporary teeth, final teeth, adjustments?
• What happens if an implant fails?
• What is the total cost for upper + lower, including the final prostheses and future maintenance?

If it were me, I'd get two consultations before committing: Union Dental Implant Center first because of the location and full-arch focus, then a prosthodontic opinion such as Smile Boutique so you can compare both the surgical plan and the proposed final teeth.

If you tell me whether you're looking for upper, lower, or both arches, I can narrow this to the 3 strongest Austin options and compare their locations, doctors, published pricing, materials, and reviews.

If you mean Airport Boulevard in Austin, I’d shortlist these for an All-on-4/full-arch consultation:

1. Union Dental Implant Center — 1211 E 11th St. This is probably my first call if you want a dedicated implant practice. They focus heavily on full-arch/All-on-X treatment and offer a surgical + restorative workflow in one location. www.unionimplants.com

2. Smile Boutique Implant Center | Dr. Afsaneh Rad, D.M.D., M.Sc., M.M.Sc. — 7800 N Mopac Expy. A prosthodontist-led practice, which is attractive for a case where the design, bite, aesthetics and long-term restoration matter as much as the implant surgery.

3. Anchor Dental Implant Center — 7710 N FM 620. Implant-focused and offers All-on-X/full-arch treatment, with an in-house digital lab. They currently advertise $17,995 for full-arch All-on-X, though your actual quote can vary by case. anchordentalimplants.com

4. Oral Surgery Specialists Of Austin — 5301 Davis Ln. I'd consider them particularly if you have complicated extractions, significant bone loss, or want an oral-surgeon-led evaluation. They use CBCT/guided implant planning and offer All-on-4-type treatment. ossaustin.com

My recommendation

I'd meet with Union Dental Implant Center first, then get a second opinion from a prosthodontist such as Smile Boutique before committing. Full-arch treatment is a major investment, and two doctors can legitimately recommend different numbers of implants, materials, and surgical approaches.

One important point: don't let a clinic's advertised “All-on-4” price determine your decision. Ask each office for a written, all-in price covering extractions, bone grafting if needed, implants, sedation, temporary teeth, final teeth, maintenance, and what happens if an implant fails.

If you tell me which part of Airport Blvd you're near (e.g. north of 51st, around Highland, or south toward East Riverside), I can narrow this to the 3 closest offices and compare their prices, reviews, credentials, and All-on-4 approach.

If you’re near Airport Boulevard in Austin, I’d put these on your shortlist for an All-on-4 / full-arch consultation:

1. Union Dental Implant Center — 1211 E 11th St

This is probably my first call for you because it’s relatively close to Airport Blvd and is specifically focused on full-arch implant reconstruction. Their All-on-X approach typically uses 4–6 implants per arch, and they advertise immediate temporary teeth and a one-location surgical/restorative workflow. www.unionimplants.com

2. Smile Boutique Implant Center | Dr. Afsaneh Rad, D.M.D., M.Sc., M.M.Sc. — 7800 N MoPac Expy

I'd consider this one if you want a prosthodontist-led consultation. Prosthodontists specialize in complex tooth replacement and full-mouth reconstruction, and this practice specifically focuses on full-arch All-on-X/All-on-4 cases.

3. Elite Dentistry Cosmetic & Implant Center of ATX — 2530 Walsh Tarlton Ln

A strong option if you want a practice emphasizing complex full-arch cases, implant surgery, sedation, and restorative/cosmetic work.

4. Widner Elite Oral Surgery & Dental Implants — 1500 W 38th St

Worth considering if your case may involve difficult extractions, bone loss, or other surgical complications. It's an oral-surgery practice rather than simply a general dental office.

My pick

I'd start with Union Dental Implant Center, then get a second opinion from a prosthodontist such as Smile Boutique before committing. Full-arch treatment is expensive and irreversible, so comparing treatment plans is worthwhile.

At the first consultation, don't just ask “Do I qualify for All-on-4?” Ask:

• Would you recommend 4, 5, or 6 implants for my anatomy, and why?
• Will I get fixed temporary teeth the day of surgery?
• What material will the final teeth be—acrylic/PMMA, zirconia, or something else?
• Does the quoted price include extractions, bone grafting, sedation, temporary teeth, final teeth, and follow-ups?
• Who actually performs the implant surgery?
• What happens if an implant fails?
• Can I see before/after cases similar to mine?
• What is the total cost per arch, not just the advertised starting price?

One important point: “All-on-4” doesn't necessarily mean four implants is the best choice. Some Austin practices explicitly use 4–6 implants depending on your bone and anatomy. southaustindentalassociates.com

If you tell me which part of Airport Blvd you're near (e.g., north of 51st, around 12th/MLK, or south toward 290), I can narrow this to the 3 best options by driving distance and compare their prices, reviews, and what each includes.

If you’re around Airport Boulevard in Austin, I’d start with Council Oak Perio: Dental Implants & Periodontics, Dr. Christopher Bingham.

My first choice: Council Oak Perio

It’s at 711 W 38th St, which is relatively convenient from the Airport Blvd area. More importantly, this is a periodontist-led implant practice, rather than a general dentist who also happens to offer implants. Dr. Christopher Bingham specifically treats full-arch cases and uses 3D CBCT planning plus Yomi robotic guidance for implant placement. www.counciloakperio.com

Council Oak Perio — All-on-4 information

Two other Austin consultations I'd consider

• Union Dental Implant Center — at 1211 E 11th St, very convenient to central/east Austin. They focus heavily on full-arch rehabilitation and All-on-X, with surgical and restorative work coordinated in one location. www.unionimplants.com
• Prosthodontics of Texas — farther south, but worth considering if you want a prosthodontist's perspective on the final teeth, bite, aesthetics, and long-term restoration. They specifically handle All-on-4/full-arch cases. www.3ddentaltexas.com

I'd actually get 2 consultations before committing. Full-arch implants are a major irreversible investment, and you want to compare the proposed number of implants, whether extractions/bone grafting are needed, temporary vs. final teeth, zirconia vs. acrylic/PMMA, sedation, warranty/maintenance, and the complete cost.

At the first consultation, I'd specifically ask: “If you were treating your own mouth, would you choose four implants, six implants, or another approach—and why?” That tends to reveal whether they're tailoring the plan to your anatomy or simply selling a standardized All-on-4 package.

If you tell me roughly where on Airport Blvd you are (e.g. north of 51st, near Mueller, or south toward 290), I can narrow this to the 3 closest implant specialists and compare their experience, reviews, pricing, and what they include.

If you mean Airport Boulevard in Austin, TX, I’d shortlist these for an All-on-4/full-arch consultation:

1. Union Dental Implant Center — 1211 E 11th St
   • Probably the best fit to start with given your location: it’s relatively close to Airport Blvd and specializes in full-arch implant rehabilitation.
   • They offer All-on-4/All-on-X, with surgical and restorative treatment handled in one location. southaustindentalassociates.com
   • Their approach can involve 4–6 implants per arch, rather than automatically assuming exactly four. www.unionimplants.com

2. Smile Boutique Implant Center | Dr. Afsaneh Rad, D.M.D., M.Sc., M.M.Sc. — 7800 N Mopac Expy
   • Worth considering if you want a prosthodontic-focused opinion. They specifically handle complex full-arch implant restorations and full-mouth reconstruction.
   • This is particularly useful for comparing the final teeth/prosthetic design, not just the implant surgery.

3. Anchor Dental Implant Center — 7710 N FM 620
   • More of a drive from Airport Blvd, but very implant-focused.
   • They offer All-on-X/full-arch treatment and advertise a bundled full-arch price of $17,995, though pricing is case-dependent. anchordentalimplants.com

4. Widner Elite Oral Surgery & Dental Implants — 1500 W 38th St
   • I'd consider this one if you want an oral-surgeon perspective, particularly if extractions, bone loss, grafting, or other surgical issues are involved.

My pick for your first consultation

Union Dental Implant Center would be my first call based on the combination of location + full-arch specialization + one-location treatment. I'd then get a second opinion from a prosthodontist such as Smile Boutique before committing to an expensive full-arch case.

One important point: don't go into the consultation assuming you need exactly four implants. A good treatment plan should compare All-on-4 vs. All-on-5/6 vs. other full-arch approaches, based on your CBCT scan, bone anatomy, bite, gum health, and the type of final teeth you want.

At the consultation, I'd specifically ask:

• Who actually places the implants?
• What does the quoted price include—extractions, sedation, CBCT, temporary teeth, and final zirconia teeth?
• Is the final prosthesis fixed or removable?
• How many implants do they recommend for your anatomy, and why?
• What happens if an implant fails?
• What are the costs for maintenance and eventual replacement of the prosthesis?
• Can they show you before/after cases similar to yours?

If you want, I can also compare 5–6 Austin All-on-4 practices near Airport Blvd by distance, reviews, specialization, and published pricing.

If you’re near Airport Boulevard in Austin, I’d put Union Dental Implant Center at the top of your consultation list.

My first choice: Union Dental Implant Center

• 1211 E. 11th St., Suite 201, Austin, TX 78702 — conveniently positioned for the Airport Blvd/East Austin area. www.unionimplants.com
• Dr. Adam Carter specifically focuses on implant dentistry and says he has performed/planned/restored thousands of implants. His training includes All-on-4, All-on-X, zygomatic and pterygoid implants, as well as guided surgery. www.unionimplants.com
• They handle the process in one location, including planning, surgery and prosthetics, rather than simply referring you elsewhere. www.unionimplants.com
• They explicitly offer 4–6 implant full-arch solutions, so you can discuss whether traditional All-on-4 is actually the best option for your anatomy rather than assuming four implants are appropriate. www.unionimplants.com
• Their site currently lists $14,400 for a lower arch, $15,000 for an upper arch, and $28,000 for full-mouth treatment, though I'd confirm exactly what is included before comparing prices. www.unionimplants.com

Union Dental Implant Center — consultation site

Two other Austin opinions I'd consider

ClearChoice Dental Implant Center - Austin — 7200 N Mopac Expy. It's a dedicated implant center with prosthodontists and oral surgeons working together, and its consultation typically includes 3D CBCT imaging. I'd use this as a second opinion, particularly to compare the treatment plan and total price.

Anchor Dental Implant Center — 7710 N FM 620. It specializes in implant surgery and full-arch All-on-X treatment and currently advertises $17,995 for full-arch treatment, including surgery, provisional and final prosthetic, depending on the case. anchordentalimplants.com

What I'd ask at the consultation

Don't just ask, “Can I get All-on-4?” Ask:

1. Would you recommend 4, 5, or 6 implants for my anatomy, and why?
2. Do I need extractions, bone grafting, or sinus work?
3. What exactly are the temporary teeth and final teeth made from? (Acrylic/hybrid vs. zirconia can make a big difference.)
4. Is the quoted price truly all-inclusive? Ask about CT scans, extractions, sedation, temporaries, final prosthesis, adjustments and replacements.
5. Who actually designs and makes my final teeth?
6. What happens if an implant fails or the prosthesis breaks?
7. What is the realistic timeline from consultation to permanent teeth?

My recommendation: Start with Dr. Adam Carter at Union, then get one independent second opinion before committing. Full-arch implants are a major, irreversible investment, so comparing the treatment plan and prosthetic design, not just the advertised price, is important.