ALL-ON-X FIXED FULL ARCH TEETH · AUSTRALIA OR KOREA
Fixed full-arch teeth in Australia, or in Seoul with Professor JC Park, with six-monthly aftercare visits available at our Australian clinics.
Australia · Seoul, Republic of Korea
$49 clinical review and consult
The $49 is not a deposit or a treatment fee.
- Clinical review of your photos, X-rays and any existing quote.
- A one-on-one video consult with Dr Safa Souzani or Dr Nick Guthrie.
- A comparison of both pathways and what each would cost.
- A written plan and fee afterwards.
- Australia or Seoul: Treatment pathways
- $49: clinical review and consult
- Dentium: as standard
- 2–3 days: to fixed temporary teeth, where clinically suitable
From our clinical director
If your teeth are failing or a denture is hard to live with, we can plan All-on-X in Australia or in Seoul. We start with your mouth and your situation, then confirm a written plan and fee before you commit.
Dr Safa Souzani, Clinical Director, Dental Members
Built around you.
One person. One considered plan.
Full-arch implant bridges on titanium frameworks.
- Your condition: Up to six implants per arch. A bone graft or sinus lift, if needed, is set out in your written plan.
- Your lifestyle: Treatment in Australia or Seoul, with fixed temporary teeth 2–3 days after surgery, where clinically suitable.
- Your budget: Fees are confirmed in writing. Payment plans can be discussed — details are in the common questions.
Australia or Seoul.
Two pathways. Your choice.
Option 1 · Australia
Treatment close to home with Australian clinicians in Keilor, Robina, Perth, Sydney and Brisbane. Fees shown are for the Robina option. Fees at other locations are confirmed at your consult.
Fee: Capped fee $60,000 per arch (up to 6 implants). GA not included.
Option 2 · DMI Korea
Surgery in Seoul with Professor JC Park. The Korea fee covers extractions, temporaries, bone graft, sinus lift and up to 6 implants per arch, in zirconia. Flights and hotel are not included.
Fee: $35,000 for both arches, plus $1,000 for spare fixed temporaries to bring back to Australia. IV sedation is optional at $2,000.
Six-monthly checks and cleans at Dental Members clinics in Australia are $500 a visit and are not included in the treatment fee.
Your exact fee depends on your clinical assessment and is confirmed in writing before you commit.
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Treatment in Seoul
Treatment in Seoul is provided by Yonsei Goodday Dental Hospital under Korean regulation. It is not covered by Medicare or Australian private health insurance. Professor Park is registered in Korea and does not treat patients in Australia.
- Typically two trips: Trip 1 (allow 10 days) includes consult, surgery, then fixed temporary teeth 2–3 days after surgery, where clinically suitable; healing at home takes 4–6 months; Trip 2 (7–10 days) includes testing the implants and fitting permanent zirconia bridges.
- A third visit is sometimes needed; the treatment fee does not change.
- Flights and hotel are booked by you. A driver is included from the airport to the hotel and to the first surgery, and back to the airport; Professor Park speaks English and a translator is available.
Professor JC Park · DDS, MSD, PhD
Your Seoul clinician
Teaching Australian dentists in Melbourne, 23–24 January 2027.
- 2013 André Schroeder Research Prize (ITI)
- Director, Yonsei Goodday Dental Hospital, Seoul
- Former Chair, Periodontology, Dankook University
- Author, Incision Decision & Back to the Suture
- Honorary Lecturer, UCL Eastman Dental Institute
- ITI Fellow, 100+ lectures worldwide
Your clinical directors
Your Google Meet will be with Dr Safa Souzani or Dr Nick Guthrie.
- Dr Safa Souzani — Dentist, AHPRA registered
- Dr Nick Guthrie — Dentist, AHPRA registered
How to apply
- Send us your photos, X-rays and situation.
- Pay the $49 AUD clinical review & consult fee.
- Book your Google Meet with Dr Safa Souzani or Dr Nick Guthrie straight away.
- The clinical team reviews your records and you talk through Australia or Seoul.
- You receive your written plan and fee.
Common questions
What is All-on-X?
A fixed full-arch bridge on implants — up to six per arch where there is enough bone, or four if not. It is one option alongside a removable denture.
What is a segmented bridge?
Why we may use a segmented bridge A segmented bridge is made in sections, rather than as one rigid piece. We may use this design in some cases, after clinical assessment. The lower jaw flexes slightly when you open and move it. A sectional design can reduce stress on the implants and the bridge, and may allow one section to be repaired without replacing the whole arch. Studies have reported mixed findings on one-piece versus segmented designs. Your clinician chooses the design for you. Complications can occur with any prosthetic design. Selected research Zarone F, Apicella A, Nicolais L, Aversa R, Sorrentino R. Mandibular flexure and stress build-up in mandibular full-arch fixed prostheses supported by osseointegrated implants. Clinical Oral Implants Research. 2003;14(1):103–114. El-Sheikh AM, Abdel-Latif HH, Howell PG, Hobkirk JA. Midline mandibular deformation during nonmasticatory functional movements in edentulous subjects with dental implants. The International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants. 2007;22(2):243–248. McCartney JW. Cantilever rests: an alternative to the unsupported distal cantilever of osseointegrated implant-supported prostheses for the edentulous mandible. The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry. 1992;68(5):817–819. Caggiano M, D’Ambrosio F, Acerra A, Giudice D, Giordano F. Biomechanical implications of mandibular flexion on implant-supported full-arch rehabilitations: a systematic literature review. Journal of Clinical Medicine. 2023;12(16):5302. Martín-Fernández E, González-González I, deLlanos-Lanchares H, Mauvezin-Quevedo MA, Brizuela-Velasco A, Álvarez-Arenal A. Mandibular flexure and peri-implant bone stress distribution on an implant-supported fixed full-arch mandibular prosthesis: 3D finite element analysis. BioMed Research International. 2018;2018:8241313.
Who is it suitable for?
Suitability is assessed from photos, X-rays and medical history with Dr Safa Souzani or Dr Nick Guthrie on Google Meet; Professor JC Park reviews the Korea pathway. Uncontrolled diabetes, smoking, bone medication, previous head or neck radiation, or significant heart problems can affect suitability.
What if I am not suitable for Korea?
Suitability is decided after clinical review. If Korea is not appropriate, the Australian pathway can still be discussed.
How long does treatment in Seoul take, and how many trips are needed?
Typically two trips: Trip 1 (allow 10 days) includes consult, surgery, then fixed temporary teeth 2–3 days after surgery, where clinically suitable; healing at home takes 4–6 months; Trip 2 (7–10 days) includes testing the implants and fitting permanent zirconia bridges. A third visit is sometimes needed; the treatment fee does not change. A very soft diet is needed for the first 7–10 days, then a soft diet for months after.
What is included in the fees?
Australia (Robina option): Capped fee $60,000 per arch (up to 6 implants). GA not included. Korea (DMI Korea, Professor JC Park): $35,000 for both arches, plus $1,000 for spare fixed temporaries to bring back to Australia. IV sedation is optional at $2,000. The Korea fee covers extractions, temporaries, bone graft, sinus lift and up to 6 implants per arch, in zirconia. Flights and hotel are not included.
Which implant brands do you use?
Dentium implants are standard. Straumann is an additional $3,000 per arch.
Is sedation or general anaesthetic included?
Seoul usually uses local anaesthetic; an oral relaxant can be discussed, and IV sedation is optional at $2,000, subject to Professor Park. GA is not offered in the Korea programme. At Robina, GA is available but not included in the capped fee.
Do I need to send X-rays or an existing quote?
Please send photos of your teeth — a smile, your upper teeth and your lower teeth; phone photos are fine. Upload any X-rays or OPG (images or PDF, up to 10 MB each), and any existing quotes you have. If you have a CBCT scan, tell us and we'll send you a way to share it. If more records are needed, we will let you know.
What aftercare is available in Australia?
Six-monthly checks and cleans at Dental Members clinics in Australia are currently $500 a visit and recommended; these also keep the DMI Protect+ warranty valid. Warranty terms are confirmed in writing; these visits are not included in the treatment fee.
What if a temporary breaks at home?
A spare set of fixed temporaries to bring home is available for $1,000. If a temporary breaks, our clinics around Australia can help.
Can I travel with a partner or companion?
Yes, you can travel with a partner or companion. We can also offer a second consult if they have questions.
What payment options are available?
Payment plans can be discussed, and we can help you apply for early release of super where you are eligible, subject to ATO approval. For Korea, the treatment fee is paid when the surgery date is booked. The $49 AUD clinical review & consult fee is paid when you apply.
What does the $49 review and consult fee cover?
The $49 AUD clinical review & consult fee covers review of your photos, X-rays and information, and a Google Meet with Dr Safa Souzani or Dr Nick Guthrie to discuss Australia or Seoul. After payment is confirmed, you book online; the $49 is not the treatment fee. Your exact treatment fee depends on clinical assessment and is confirmed in writing before you commit.
What are the risks?
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Implants may not integrate, diabetes or smoking can raise failure risk, and temporaries can break with hard foods or grinding. Bridges may need remaking in future; your clinician discusses risks at the consult.
What happens next?
Send your photos, X-rays and situation, pay the $49 AUD clinical review & consult fee, then book your Google Meet with Dr Safa Souzani or Dr Nick Guthrie straight away. The clinical team reviews your records and you talk through Australia or Seoul, then receive your written plan and fee.
Apply for your All-on-X review
Have photos of your teeth ready — a smile, your upper teeth and your lower teeth. Phone photos are fine.