Acrylic All-on-4, upper + lower: from $16,800 with 8 hotel nights included over two trips. Zirconia All-on-4: $19,500 with 10 nights included. The same treatment typically costs $30,000–$76,000 in the U.S. A dentist reviews your X-ray and you get a written, itemized plan before you book a flight.
Updated October 18, 2026 · Written by Johnny Umaña, founder & patient advocate · Prices in U.S. dollars
Airfare not included. Final price confirmed in writing after X-ray review.
Source: Green Healthcare International published prices, reviewed October 18, 2026. U.S. figures from the sources cited below.
Published starting prices in U.S. dollars, coordinated by Green Healthcare International with participating providers in Mexico. Airfare is not included; any applicable tax is shown in your written plan. Your treating dentist confirms candidacy, scope, inclusions and final price in writing after reviewing your X-ray or CBCT.
| Mexico · Green Healthcare | Typical U.S. price | |
|---|---|---|
| Acrylic All-on-4 · upper + lower | from $16,800 · 8 hotel nights | $30,000–$50,000 |
| Zirconia All-on-4 · upper + lower | $19,500 · 10 hotel nights | $50,000–$76,000 |
| Single implant | Quoted after X-ray (Costa Rica: $1,495) | $3,000–$5,600 |
| Trips | 2 (implants + temporary teeth, then final teeth) | Several appointments over months |
| Flight from Miami | About 2–4 hours to most Mexican cities; many direct U.S. routes | — |
U.S. ranges: Real Dental Costs, updated May 29, 2026 (All-on-4 per arch × 2) and NewMouth, updated May 18, 2026 (single implant). Scopes differ between quotes; your written plan lists exactly what yours includes.
Two trips is the norm for All-on-4 done properly. Here is what happens at each step.
Short, frequent flights from most U.S. cities make the two-trip schedule easier to fit around work and family.
Our All-on-4 packages start at the same price in Mexico, Costa Rica and Colombia, so you can choose on travel convenience — not on a bargain that hides extras.
Mexico has excellent dentists and risky ones. Providers we coordinate with are checked against our 10-point Verified Provider standard and re-verified every 12 months.
Border towns are full of signs promising teeth in a day. Some of that work comes back to us to fix. Ask who the dentist is, what implant system they use, what happens if something fails after you are home — and get it in writing. That is the plan we put in your hands before you travel.
Answer six quick questions. Attach your X-ray or CBCT if you have one — a dentist uses it to confirm candidacy, implant count and price in writing.
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Through Green Healthcare, acrylic All-on-4 with a titanium bar for upper and lower arches starts at $16,800 and includes 8 hotel nights over two trips. Zirconia All-on-4 is $19,500 and includes 10 hotel nights. Your final price is confirmed in writing after a dentist reviews your X-ray.
Not through Green Healthcare: the All-on-4 packages start at the same price in Mexico, Costa Rica and Colombia. Patients usually choose based on flight time, comfort with the destination and the written plan. See our country comparison.
Typical U.S. prices are $30,000–$50,000 for acrylic All-on-4 on both arches and $50,000–$76,000 for zirconia (Real Dental Costs, May 2026). Through Green Healthcare the packages are $16,800 and $19,500 with hotel nights included. Airfare and meals are extra.
It can be, when you choose the provider carefully. Check the dentist's license and implant system, ask for a written plan and warranty, and review the U.S. State Department travel advisory for the specific state you will visit. Green Healthcare coordinates only with providers that pass its Verified Provider checks.
Two. Implants and fixed temporary teeth are placed on trip 1 (4–5 days). After several months of healing at home, final acrylic or zirconia teeth are fitted on trip 2 (4–5 days).
These are quoted after your X-ray is reviewed. For reference, our published Costa Rica prices are $1,495 per implant and $500 per zirconia crown or veneer.
U.S. and Canadian citizens need a valid passport. Tourist stays of the length needed for dental treatment do not normally require a visa, but always check current entry rules for your nationality before you book.
A panoramic X-ray or CBCT scan if you have one, a short health history and your goals. No X-ray yet? Send the form anyway — your coordinator explains how to get one locally or arranges imaging on arrival.
No. Green Healthcare International is a U.S. veteran-led patient-advocacy and care-coordination company. Independent licensed dentists provide all treatment and confirm candidacy, plan and price in writing. We coordinate the review, travel logistics and follow-up.
