A fixed smile
All-on-X uses an implant-supported restoration that is fixed in place rather than removed like a conventional denture. Your dentist can explain what that means for your care.
Introducing All-on-X at Maine Dentistry
A New Smile.
A New Beginning.All-on-X Dental Implants in Maine
If many teeth are missing or failing, deciding what comes next can feel overwhelming. All-on-X may offer a fixed alternative to removable dentures. We’ll help you understand whether it fits your health, goals and budget.
Special introductory pricing
$26,995Double-Arch All-on-X
Available for a limited time
Benjamin Lawlor, DDS, MAGD · Fellow, International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI)
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Dr. Benjamin Lawlor · credentials, memberships and recognition
MAGDAcademy of General DentistryICOI FellowInternational Congress of Oral Implantologists
ADA · AACD membershipsOfficial Invisalign speaker
Incisal Edge 40 Under 402022 honoreeA fixed smile, explained
An entire arch. A considered foundation.
All-on-X replaces a full arch of teeth with a restoration supported by dental implants. Some full-arch plans use four or more implants; the number, placement and type of restoration are determined for each person after a clinical evaluation.
The goal is a fixed, natural-looking smile designed around your health, function and everyday life—not a one-size-fits-all procedure.
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Understanding the possibilities
What is All-on-X?
You don’t need to have the answers before you come in. That’s what the conversation is for.
All-on-X replaces a full arch of missing or compromised teeth with a restoration supported by dental implants. Unlike a removable denture, it is fixed in place. It may be one option for extensive tooth loss or failing teeth; suitability depends on your health and goals.
Explore care at Maine DentistryYour reasons are your own
Is it time to explore another option?
These experiences may be reasons to request an evaluation, not a way to determine whether a particular treatment is right for you.
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You’re living with multiple missing teeth.
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Your teeth are failing or extensively compromised.
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Eating has become difficult.
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Your dentures feel uncomfortable or unstable.
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Dental problems have become more extensive.
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You’re researching comprehensive tooth-replacement options.
The people behind your care
Advanced implant dentistry, close to home.
Major decisions about your dental health deserve a real conversation. Dr. Benjamin Lawlor, DDS, founded Maine Dentistry with an emphasis on comfortable, judgment-free care. His implant-focused professional education is part of the experience patients can discuss with the team as they consider their options.
Fellow, International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI)Practice-listed credential ↗
Master, Academy of General Dentistry (MAGD)Verify with AGD ↗
What this approach is designed for
More than a change in your smile.
Natural-looking results
Appearance matters alongside function. Treatment planning can take your smile, facial features and personal goals into account.
Eat & smile with confidence
For some people, exploring a more stable tooth-replacement approach is about everyday moments as much as appearance. Individual experiences and outcomes vary.
Personalized treatment planning
Your plan may include imaging, preparatory care, temporary steps and follow-up. Ask which stages and costs apply to you.
The name, explained
The X is a choice,
not a preset number.
The right number of implants depends on your jaw, bite and treatment goals. An individual evaluation—not a preset number—guides the plan.
All-on-4
This describes a full-arch approach supported by four implants in suitable cases. Four is not automatically the right number for every person.
All-on-X
The “X” leaves room for a plan based on the clinical picture. Your dentist can explain the recommended implant number, placement, and restoration after evaluating you.
Bring these to the conversation
Questions worth asking.
You don’t have to know the answers before you call. These questions can help you understand the possibilities and the steps involved.
- 01What can be kept, and what needs to be replaced?
- 02What do my gums, jawbone, and bite mean for the plan?
- 03What would the temporary and final teeth involve?
- 04How would I clean and maintain the finished restoration?
A thoughtful first step
A conversation before a commitment.
Tell us your story
Share what is difficult now, what you hope to change, and any past dental experiences you want us to know about.
Look at the whole picture
A dentist reviews your teeth, gums, bite, health history and any imaging needed to understand your options.
Compare the possibilities
Ask about alternatives, how many implants may be appropriate, and whether preparatory or temporary steps might be involved.
Understand the next steps
If you choose to move forward, discuss the treatment stages, anticipated healing, ongoing care and a written estimate.
There is no one-size-fits-all answer. A clinical evaluation helps your team talk through what may be appropriate for your individual needs.
An invitation to begin
Special Introductory Pricing
Available for a limited time for double-arch All-on-X. A clinical evaluation is where you can discuss eligibility, alternatives and what your own care would involve, then request a written estimate.
Special introductory pricing
Double-Arch All-on-X
$26,995
Available for a limited time
Eligibility, recommended care and what is included depend on your individual treatment plan. Request a written estimate before deciding.
Words from our patients
Care that feels personal.
These are general Maine Dentistry patient reviews published by the practice. They are not reviews of All-on-X treatment.
“Best dental care I’ve ever received! Daria, Mallory, and Dr. Lawlor are absolutely amazing. They pay so much attention to detail and make you feel comfortable every step of the way.”
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“Their commitment to excellence and patient satisfaction is unparalleled. I highly recommend Maine Dentistry for anyone seeking top-notch dental care.”
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“This is a true 5 stars. I’ve had anxiety about going to the dentist most of my adult life and missed out on some years of maintenance because of this. Amber and the Doctor’s were truly great in providing me comfort, professionalism, and great care. I would recommend this office to anyone. They have so much to be proud of as a business.”
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ALL-ON-X | FIXED FULL-ARCH DENTAL IMPLANTS
Could All-on-X
be right for you?
If you're living with missing, failing or severely damaged teeth, All-on-X may provide a fixed solution designed to restore your smile, function and confidence.
Fixed
Designed as a fixed implant-supported solution.
Function
Designed to restore everyday function.
Confidence
A natural-looking approach to rebuilding a smile.
Good questions, honest answers
Frequently asked questions.
Your dentist can help answer questions specific to your health and goals.
What is All-on-X?
All-on-X is a full-arch tooth-replacement approach using dental implants to support a fixed restoration. A consultation can help you understand how the approach works and whether it may be appropriate for your situation.
Is All-on-X the same as All-on-4?
All-on-4 describes a four-implant approach for a full arch in suitable cases. With All-on-X, the number of implants is not assumed in advance. A dentist can explain which approach, if any, makes sense after examining your teeth, jaw and bite.
Who may want to explore All-on-X?
People with many missing or failing teeth, uncomfortable dentures, or significant difficulty eating may wish to ask about comprehensive tooth-replacement options. Only an individual clinical evaluation can determine appropriate care.
How is All-on-X different from traditional dentures?
Traditional dentures are removable. An All-on-X restoration is supported by implants and fixed in place. Your dentist can explain the practical differences and discuss options that suit your needs.
Will I get fixed teeth on the day implants are placed?
Not everyone is a candidate for a temporary fixed restoration right away. If one is appropriate, it is still different from the final restoration. Your dentist can explain the expected stages and timing for your individual plan; we do not promise same-day teeth.
What if I have been told I have bone loss?
Bone loss does not by itself answer whether implants are possible. Your dentist needs to assess the amount and location of available bone and discuss whether additional treatment or another tooth-replacement option may be appropriate.
How much does All-on-X cost at Maine Dentistry?
Maine Dentistry is offering limited-time introductory pricing of $26,995 for double-arch All-on-X treatment. Eligibility and final treatment recommendations depend on a clinical evaluation; ask for a written, personalized estimate.
What does the $26,995 offer include?
The published introductory price is for double-arch All-on-X treatment. Individual needs and possible additional procedures vary. Ask the team for a written plan and estimate that clearly explains what is included before deciding on care.
Are payment or financing options available?
Ask your preferred Maine Dentistry office about the payment methods or financing options currently available for your recommended care. The team can help you understand your written estimate before you decide.
How do I know whether dental implants are right for me?
A dentist needs to review your health, dental situation and goals before recommending treatment. An All-on-X consultation is an opportunity to ask questions and consider your options without assuming a particular result.
Where can I schedule an All-on-X consultation in Maine?
Contact a Maine Dentistry office in Auburn, Gray or Portland to request a consultation. The team can help you understand where your evaluation and any subsequent care would take place.
What happens during an All-on-X consultation?
You can share your concerns and goals, then discuss your dental and health history. A dentist can review your teeth, gums and bite, recommend any imaging needed, and explain reasonable treatment options and next steps.
How do I care for fixed implant-supported teeth?
They still need daily cleaning and regular professional follow-up. Your dental team can explain how to care for the particular restoration recommended for you and what maintenance visits to expect.
Begin the conversation close to home
Choose an office to contact.
With locations in Auburn, Gray and Portland, the Maine Dentistry team makes it convenient to begin the conversation about your treatment options. Call your preferred office to request a consultation; the team can advise on the appropriate location for your care.
Auburn
34 Center StreetAuburn, ME 04210Call 207-312-5422
Gray
31 Portland RoadGray, ME 04039Call 207-657-3553
Portland
383 Commercial Street, Suite BPortland, ME 04101Call 207-607-7221
A new conversation can change things
Ready to discover what’s possible?
Call your preferred Maine Dentistry office to request a consultation and learn about options that fit your needs.
Auburn · Gray · Portland