Cost of Dental Implants
Cost of Dental Implants
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How much do dental implants cost?
Treatment costs vary from patient to patient depending on the current condition of your teeth and gums. Implant fees can range from as little as $4,000 for a single implant and crown to, as high as, $50,000 for full mouth reconstruction. But, a large majority of patients finance their treatment cost. With financing, a single implant can be as low as $100 per month and, as low as, $300 to $400 a month for an entire arch of teeth.
Is the procedure covered by insurance?
Many insurance companies do not cover the entire dental implant procedure, but they usually cover a percentage of your restorative treatment costs. However, we will help you maximize the benefits of your insurance plan.
How can I pay for dental implants?
There are many options for paying for your dental implant treatment including financing programs, flexible spending accounts, home equity loans, home equity lines of credit, and reverse mortgages.
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Is it worth financing the cost of my dental implant treatment?
Absolutely, and most patients do! We work with the GreenSky Patient Solutions® Program. The GreenSky Patient Solutions® Program is an installment loan program offering bank loans that are specifically designed to finance medical procedures.
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A Single Implant replaces 1 missing tooth.
Sedation
Optional
General Anesthesia
Optional 1
Bone/Tissue Grafting
If Needed 2
Multiple Implants replace 2 - 4 missing teeth.
Sedation
Optional
General Anesthesia
Optional 1
Bone/Tissue Grafting
If Needed 2
A Full Arch replaces all teeth on either the top or bottom of your mouth.
Sedation
Optional
General Anesthesia
Optional 1
Bone/Tissue Grafting
If Needed 2
1Not normally used 2Depends on how much is needed
*Please note this is only an estimate. Pricing will vary based on individual patient circumstances and different providers. This is why a dental implant examination is so important to determine the true cost for treatment.