How Much Will
Dental Implants Cost?

We can replace missing teeth with individual implants, create dental implant bridges to span a gap of missing teeth and even provide you with full-arch dental implants. Depending on how many teeth you need replaced, or how many implants are being placed, the overall dental implant cost changes.

In order to place dental implants successfully, you must have the adequate amount of bone volume in your jaw to hold the implant post securely in place. Our doctors are skilled at bone grafting, a procedure used to restore lost bone in order for implants to be placed.

If you have failing teeth due to disease or decay, we will likely need to extract these teeth to replace with implants. If you are seeking dentures or full-arch dental implants, any remaining teeth in the arch will need to be removed to make room for the prosthesis.

Placing a single dental implant in a location of the mouth with sufficient bone is a much less difficult procedure than replacing a full arch of missing teeth. The amount of work required will affect the overall dental implant cost but will prove cost-effective down the road. Replacing missing teeth as soon as possible is the best way to minimize your costs.

When performing implant treatment, you may wish to be sedated. We offer multiple forms of sedation, including IV sedation for a relaxing and nearly pain-free treatment.

If teeth or gums have become severely infected, or an abscess has formed, severe damage can occur to the bones, teeth and even systemic health. Treating these conditions right away can save further damage from occurring and prepare the mouth to be rebuilt.