Fixed, Not Removable
Your teeth stay put - no adhesives, no slipping, no taking them out at night.
Replace a full arch of missing or failing teeth with fixed All on X implants at our Mansfield, Irving & Arlington clinics.
Free consultation includes a 3D scan & a transparent, itemized quote - no obligation.
Our team will call you within one business hour to schedule your free All on X consultation. Prefer to talk now? Call(682) 563-5663.
All on X anchors a complete set of fixed teeth on just four implants - the modern, permanent answer to dentures and failing teeth.
Your teeth stay put - no adhesives, no slipping, no taking them out at night.
Walk in with failing teeth and leave the same day with a full, confident smile.
The All on X technique angles implants to use available bone - frequently avoiding grafts.
Eat what you love and smile freely with teeth designed to look and function naturally.
No hidden fees. Here's exactly what's covered in your full-arch treatment:
Transparent pricing - confirmed after your free 3D scan.
99% approval rate · approval in ~5 minutes
Get My Personalized QuoteFinal cost varies with your individual case. Financing subject to credit approval; terms vary by lender.
A full-arch result shouldn't mean paying everything upfront. Most patients start treatment with no money down.
Financing via CareCredit, Cherry, and Sunbit. Most PPO insurance accepted.

"We make sure every patient is well-informed, comfortable, and cared for - from the first exam to a smile they're proud of."
Hi. I am Dr. Doshi. I earned my DMD with Honors from Boston University. While completing my fellowship in Implantology and my training in Sleep Apnea, I practiced for a few years in Massachusetts. My wife, Rini, and I moved to the warm city of DFW, Texas when we found out that we were having our beautiful baby girl Aarya Nemi and we have loved Texas ever since. Now we are proud parents of two wonderful kids.
We understand that going to the dentist may not have been the most pleasant experience for a lot of people. And that is why we strive to provide a comforting and relaxing experience for our patients. We like to make sure our patients are well-informed about their dental needs after their initial exam and are offered the best services and quality care with the most recent Advances in Dentistry. We work to address all their concerns and answer all their questions to the best of our ability.





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AfterPatients across DFW trust SmileOn with their smile.
"I have a real fear of the dentist, and they took that into consideration on every single visit. The staff made the whole implant process so much easier."
"Came in for an extraction, implant and crown - everything was painless. Dr. Doshi walked me through every step so I knew what to expect."
"We came here after issues with another implant. Dr. Doshi and the team were so pleasant and walked us through everything."
"Dr. Doshi took the time to understand the root cause and clearly explained the plan. The procedure went smoothly and recovery was quick."
Quality All on X care close to home - wherever you are in the metroplex.
All-on-X is the general term for a full-arch bridge supported by multiple implants. The number in "All-on-X" or "All-on-6" refers to how many implants support the bridge:
Same procedure, same-day teeth, same technology, just different numbers based on your case.
At SmileOn, All-on-X with a permanent zirconia bridge is $24,000 per arch. Both arches (full mouth): $48,000. This includes the implants, abutments, temporary bridge worn during healing, and the final permanent bridge. Extractions of any failing teeth and IV sedation are typically additional. Financing from $299/month with $0 down and 5-minute approval, the same as a moderate car payment for a lifetime of confident teeth.
Yes. On your surgical day (3–5 hours at our office), any failing teeth are extracted, four implants are placed, and a fixed temporary bridge is attached the same day. You walk out with a complete set of teeth you can smile and speak with immediately. Eat soft foods for the first 6–8 weeks while the implants heal. Your final permanent zirconia bridge is placed 3–6 months later, and full eating function returns.
You can be, but most patients choose IV sedation for the All-on-X procedure. With IV sedation, you're in a deeply relaxed, sleep-like state and won't remember the surgery. You still breathe on your own and respond to commands, but you're unaware of what's happening. It's the same level of comfort as a colonoscopy. Wake up hours later with a completely new smile.
All-on-X is permanently fixed to your jaw. Dentures sit on your gums and come out at night. The differences that matter day-to-day:
All-on-X feels like real teeth. Dentures feel like dentures.
Very likely, yes. About 90% of long-term denture wearers still qualify for All-on-X, even after significant bone loss. This is because All on X was specifically designed to work with reduced bone by using angled implants that engage the front of the jaw where bone typically remains intact. If your case needs bone grafting or you're closer to the 10% who need alternatives (like zygomatic implants), Dr. Doshi will tell you honestly at the consultation.
The four implants themselves typically last 20+ years, often a lifetime. The zirconia bridge on top typically lasts 15–25 years before it might need a refresh or replacement. Dr. Doshi has patients who received All-on-X procedures a decade ago and still have their original implants and bridge functioning perfectly. With basic care brush, water-flosser under the bridge, professional cleanings every 6 months this is a treatment measured in decades, not years.
Yes, often better than the patient's original teeth. The bridge is custom-designed to match your face, your bite, and your preferences (whiteness, shape, character). During the design phase, you can review the planned smile before it's manufactured. Most patients tell us afterward that they wish they'd done it years earlier. Nobody notices these are implants unless you tell them.
Yes. Once the final permanent bridge is placed (3–6 months after surgery), you can eat anything a person with natural teeth can eat: steak, crusty bread, apples, corn on the cob, ribs. Bite force is restored to approximately 90% of natural teeth. During the initial 6–8 weeks with the temporary bridge, you're on softer foods. But long-term? Full restaurant menu, no restrictions.
More involved than a single implant, less than most patients fear. Days 1–3 involve significant swelling and moderate discomfort managed with prescription pain medication (typically 5–10 pills). Days 4–7, discomfort declines rapidly. Most patients return to non-physical work by day 5–7 and back to their normal life by week 2. Patients who've had wisdom teeth removed often describe it as "similar or easier than that."
Not necessarily first; often on the same day as the surgery. Dr. Doshi extracts any failing teeth, places the four implants, and attaches the temporary bridge in a single surgical visit. This means you don't walk around toothless for weeks between extractions and implant placement. In some cases where teeth are severely infected, we may recommend extractions and healing first, then implant placement 3–4 months later. The 3D scan and exam tell us which path is right for your case.
Four dental-specific financing partners with $0 down and payments starting around $299/month for typical cases (60–84 month terms):
Approval takes 5 minutes at the consultation. If one partner declines, another usually approves. HSA/FSA funds can be applied.
Dr. Rushabh Doshi, DMD, is Boston University-trained with honors and holds fellowship credentials in implantology and extensive post-doctoral training focused specifically on dental implants. He has placed 3,000+ implants with a documented 97% success rate, and performs 100+ full-mouth cases per year. He is a member of the American Dental Association (ADA), American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID), International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI), and Academy of General Dentistry (AGD).