D6114 — Full-arch fixed implant denture, upper
D6114 is a full upper arch of fixed teeth screwed onto implants, a prosthesis the patient cannot take out.
This code belongs to a set of eight covering implant-supported denture. The clinical detail lives in the implant-supported denture guide; the code-level detail is here.
The sections that follow deal with the requirements, the fee, the claim, and the neighbouring codes — the last of which is where most of the confusion starts.
What the code commits to
Arch — upper. The palate provides broad support for anything removable, but the sinuses sit directly above the back teeth, which constrains surgical work.
How D6114 differs from its neighbours
D6115 — Implant/abutment-supported fixed denture, edentulous arch (mandibular): It is the lower-jaw version.
D6116 — Implant/abutment-supported fixed denture, partially edentulous arch (maxillary): It is a fixed implant prosthesis for an upper arch that still has some natural teeth, so it spans part of the arch rather than all of it.
D6111 — Implant overdenture — lower (full arch): It is the lower-jaw version.
D6117 — Implant/abutment-supported fixed denture, partially edentulous arch (mandibular): It is the lower-jaw version.
D6114 sits in a group of eight codes in total; the remainder are linked at the foot of this page. The safest question to ask is not "what does this cost" but "which code is going on the claim". The first answer changes; the second decides the first.
Every code in this group
These codes describe the same broad procedure and differ in one respect each. Each has its own page with its own fee range and coverage notes.
Questions about D6114
D6114 — what is it?
D6114 is shorthand for full-arch fixed implant denture, upper — the same five characters every practice and every insurer in the country uses for it.
How much does D6114 cost?
Most private fees fall in $8,000–$22,000. Geography accounts for more of that spread than anything clinical.
Will my plan pay for D6114?
Plans generally pay it as major treatment, 0–50%, subject to whatever is left of your maximum for the year.
Also known as: implant denture, snap-in denture, All-on-4, full arch implants, overdenture.