Cost Of Dental Implants
Achieve your stunning new smile with the flexibility to pay over time through convenient monthly installments!
Full Arch Implants/ All on 4 (Non-removable)
To replace all the top or bottom teeth with fixed, permanent implant bridges:
- Start at $16,995/Arch* with a Final Zirconia Bridge Or Finance $229/month
This procedure includes:
Extraction Of Teeth
Surgical placement of All Implants
Temporary Fixed Bridge(s)
Permanent Final Zirconia bridge(s)
These fixed, permanent implant bridges will look and feel the closest to your natural teeth and are a great option for most patients.
*Fee does not include other treatments, which may be required in some circumstances, such as Bone grafts. Fee do not include final prosthesis or sedation
Snap-In Implants Denture (Removable)
Snap-in Implant Retained Dentures are a good option to replace your bad teeth an affordable price. These are removable implant retained dentures that snap in and out using standard dental implants, NOT mini implants. Standard implants have a much higher success rate and offer greater flexibility of use than mini implants.
BOTH Upper AND lower snap-in implant dentures: $18,995* Or Finance $229/month
These replace all of your top AND bottom teeth with secure dentures held in by dental implants. This price includes 8 dental implants (4 upper, 4 lower), abutments, snaps, and your immediate dentures which will later convert into snap-in dentures after the full healing of the implants.
Upper OR lower snap-in implant denture: $8,995 Or Finance $209/month
This replaces all of your top OR bottom teeth with a secure denture held in by dental implants. This price includes 4 dental implants, abutments, snaps, and the snap-in denture.
Optional 2 implant lower snap-in denture: $6,495
While not as stable or secure as a 4 implant lower denture, this option still offers significant improvements in chewing power and retention when compared to a traditional lower denture.
*Fee does not include other treatments, which may be required in some circumstances, such as Bone grafts. Fee do not include final prosthesis or sedation
Single Tooth Implants & Bridge
Single tooth implant, abutment, and crown: $2,795
To replace a single tooth, our price is simplified to just $2,795 for all 3 parts of the implant – the dental implant body, the abutment, and the crown.
If you are missing many teeth or need all your teeth replaced, we have more affordable options for replacing multiple teeth or a full mouth of teeth.
Implant Retained bridges:
Replace 3 or more missing teeth.
A 3 unit Bridge(Replaces 3 teeth): $6,295
*Fee does not include other treatments, which may be required in some circumstances, such as Bone grafts. Fee do not include final prosthesis or sedation
Immediate Dentures
These are dentures that immediately replace your teeth following their extractions. The price includes 3 sets of temporary relines while your jaws are healing, and one final permanent reline after 6months of healing.
Single Denture: $1,895
Both Dentures:$3,795
Traditional Replacement Dentures
These are custom fit dentures that replace your existing ill-fitting or worn-out dentures. It is recommended that you replace your dentures every 5-7 years.
Single Denture: $995
Both Dentures: $1,895
Tooth Extraction
Extraction prices Range between $125 to $345
depending on complexity of each extraction. Most extractions are discounted when combined with an implant or denture package.
Most Wisdom Teeth extractions: start at $189
What Influences The Cost of Dental Implants?
While dental implants are an option for everyone, certain individuals are better suited for the procedure.
The qualities of an ideal candidate include:
- Maintains good dental and oral health, with particular emphasis on gum health.
- Possesses sufficient jawbone mass, crucial for the placement of implants.
- Is a non-smoker, as smoking can negatively impact bone health around the implant site.
- Does not have a teeth-grinding habit, as it can lead to damage to implants over time.
If you don’t meet all these criteria, don’t fret – advancements in implant technology mean you can still explore this option after discussing it with your dentist.