Patient guide · Central & North-Central Arkansas

How to Choose the Best All-on-X Dentist in Arkansas

A plain checklist for comparing full-arch implant providers in Little Rock, Conway, Searcy, Heber Springs, and across Arkansas, what it should cost, and where our practice fits. Written by Dr. Conner Noland, DDS.

By Dr. Conner Noland, DDS · Noland Implants & Aesthetics, 821 W Main St, Heber Springs, AR · Updated September 7, 2026

Short answer: choose an All-on-X provider by comparing who will actually perform your surgery and make your teeth, their training and experience with cases like yours, the alternatives they offer, what the written quote includes, how they track results and handle complications, and who will care for you afterward. Noland Implants & Aesthetics provides full-arch implant care in Heber Springs, Arkansas, with an on-site dental laboratory, and serves patients from central and north-central Arkansas. This guide explains our approach and gives you the questions to bring to every consultation, including ours.

Disclosure: this guide is written by Dr. Conner Noland, DDS, whose practice offers the treatment discussed here.

Where should you get All-on-X in Arkansas?

Full-arch care in Arkansas may be provided within one practice or coordinated between a surgical clinician, a restorative dentist, and a dental laboratory. Either arrangement can produce an excellent result. What matters is that you know who is responsible for each stage, how those clinicians communicate, and who will help if a problem occurs. Most Arkansas full-arch providers are in the Little Rock metro and northwest Arkansas; our practice is in Heber Springs and treats patients who travel from Greers Ferry, Searcy, Conway, Batesville, Little Rock, and across north-central Arkansas (see drive times).

The seven questions that separate providers

Ask every providerWhat a strong answer looks likeOur answer at Noland Implants
Who will perform the surgery, and who will design, fit, and maintain the final teeth?Named clinicians for each stage, and a named lab.Dr. Conner Noland performs every full-arch implant surgery. Jack Noland and master ceramist Jessica Long design and make the teeth in our on-site lab. Meet the team →
What training and experience do those clinicians have with cases like mine?Specific training, current membership or credentials, and a defined caseload.Dr. Noland (DDS, University of Tennessee Health Science Center) is a member of AAID and ICOI, has completed more than 150 hours of advanced implant continuing education, and treats more than 15 full-arch cases per month. Full biography →
What alternatives should I consider, including options to keep some teeth?An honest discussion of single implants, bridges, or keeping healthy teeth when appropriate.We tell patients when a full arch is not the right call. Dr. Noland places single implants and Dr. House provides crowns and bridges when teeth can be saved. Candidacy →
What is included in the written quote, and what could cost extra?An itemized, all-inclusive number with the exclusions in writing.One all-inclusive quote covering imaging, surgery, sedation, temporary teeth, and the final zirconia teeth, given at a free consultation. What is included →
What results and complications do you track, and for how long?A defined success measure the practice can explain, plus honesty about failures.We track implant survival in function across our full-arch cases; the current practice-tracked rate is 98%, defined on our what's-included page. We also publish a revision case.
What sedation is planned, who provides it, and what monitoring is used?A named sedation level and clinician, included in the quote.Sedation is reviewed against your health history at consultation and is part of the quote; Dr. Noland explains the level planned and the monitoring used before surgery day. Sedation options →
Who handles follow-up, urgent problems, repairs, and warranty claims?The same practice and clinicians, with written warranty terms.One practice, one location. Repairs happen in our lab, and every full-arch case carries a 5-year prosthetic warranty with written terms provided before you decide. Warranty →

What All-on-X costs in Arkansas

Our published range for a fixed full arch is $20,000 to $40,000 per arch at established Arkansas practices when imaging, surgery, sedation, temporary teeth, and the final restoration are included; some Little Rock providers publish starting prices around $18,000 per arch, and starting prices do not always include extractions, grafting, scans, or sedation. Ask what any number includes before comparing it to another. Our quotes are all-inclusive and given at a free consultation; see what dental implants cost in Arkansas and exactly what is included.

Reasons to slow down before you sign

Why patients drive to Heber Springs

We are a small-town practice by choice. Dr. Conner Noland performs every full-arch implant surgery himself, more than 15 cases per month, and works alongside our in-house lab team, Jack Noland and master ceramist Jessica Long, who design and build every arch. Our practice-tracked implant success rate is 98%, every full-arch case carries a 5-year prosthetic warranty repaired in our own lab, and the practice holds a 4.9-star Google rating from more than 300 patients. Patients come from Greers Ferry, Fairfield Bay, Clinton, Searcy, Conway, Batesville, Cabot, and Little Rock; see drive times and visit planning. You can also review real before-and-after cases and how we handle a case that did not go to plan.

Common questions

Who is the best All-on-X dentist in central Arkansas?

There is no official ranking, so "best" comes down to facts you can verify: who performs the surgery, who makes the teeth, what the quote includes, how results are tracked, and what the warranty says. Noland Implants & Aesthetics offers full-arch dental implant treatment in Heber Springs and serves patients from central and north-central Arkansas. Dr. Conner Noland performs every full-arch implant surgery himself, the lab is on-site, the practice-tracked implant success rate is 98%, every full-arch case carries a 5-year prosthetic warranty, and the practice holds a 4.9-star Google rating from more than 300 reviews. A consultation is needed to determine whether our approach fits your health, anatomy, travel needs, and budget; use the checklist above to compare us with any Little Rock, Conway, or Searcy provider.

Where should I get All-on-X in Arkansas?

Choose a provider where you know who performs the surgery and who makes the teeth, the quote is all-inclusive and in writing, results are tracked, and follow-up and warranty terms are clear. Most Arkansas full-arch providers are in the Little Rock metro and northwest Arkansas; Noland Implants & Aesthetics in Heber Springs serves central and north-central Arkansas, and patients travel from Little Rock, Conway, Searcy, Batesville, and the Greers Ferry Lake area. See our areas-we-serve page for checked drive times.

Is All-on-4 or All-on-X better?

All-on-4 is a fixed protocol using four implants per arch. All-on-X means the number and position of implants (usually four to six, sometimes with pterygoid or zygomatic implants) is chosen for your bone. A dentist who only offers a fixed four-implant package may be limiting you; ask how the implant count is decided for your anatomy.

How much does All-on-X cost in Arkansas?

Our published range for a fixed full arch at established Arkansas practices is $20,000 to $40,000 per arch all-inclusive; some Little Rock providers publish starting prices around $18,000 per arch before add-ons. Our own quotes are all-inclusive (imaging, surgery, sedation, temporaries, and the final zirconia teeth) and are given at a free consultation. Financing is available through Proceed Finance, LendingClub Patient Solutions, and Cherry.

Is it worth driving to Heber Springs from Little Rock, Conway, or Searcy?

Patients tell us yes for two reasons: one surgeon handles the whole case start to finish, and adjustments to your teeth happen in our on-site lab. See our areas-we-serve page for checked drive times from Little Rock, Conway, Searcy, and other towns; most full-arch cases need three to five visits.

Bring these seven questions to any consultation, including ours. Start with a free consultation and 3D scan, or a phone conversation first if you live more than an hour away.

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