How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?

Implant cost is one of the most common questions we get, and one of the hardest to answer with a single number — pricing depends heavily on your specific situation.

What affects the cost

• Number of teeth being replaced — a single implant costs less than a full-arch restoration
• Whether a bone graft is needed — some patients need additional bone density built up before an implant can be placed
• The type of crown or restoration used on top of the implant
• Whether extractions are needed first
• Imaging and diagnostics, like a 3D scan for precise planning

Why we don’t quote a flat price online

Every case is different enough that a number posted online is often misleading either way — too low to be accurate, or padded to cover worst-case scenarios. A proper quote requires an exam, imaging, and a clear picture of what your specific treatment plan involves.

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What’s usually included in a quote

When we provide a cost estimate, it typically breaks down each stage — consultation, any extractions or grafting, the implant placement itself, and the final crown — so you know exactly what you’re paying for and when.

Financing and coverage

Ask our front desk about payment options and whether your dental insurance covers any portion of implant treatment — coverage varies significantly between plans.

Want an accurate, personalized quote? Book a consultation and we’ll walk you through the full cost breakdown.

For more on this, see our restoration dentistry page.