Several Factors Affect the Cost of Implants
Type of Implants Selected
We offer both traditional dental implants and All-on-4® options for patients who wish to replace an entire dental arch. All-on-4 is a more affordable option that offers exceptional advantages for the right patient.
Type of Restoration Required
Depending on your needs, you may require an implant-supported dental crown, bridge, or dentures, all of which incur their own costs. The size of the restoration and materials used influence the final price.
Number of Dental Implants
Typically, a dental implant is not needed for each missing tooth. The number of dental implants required will vary from patient to patient. More implants equal a higher price.
Preliminary Procedures Needed
To qualify for dental implants, some patients may require bone grafting or a sinus lift to establish sufficient jawbone tissue to support the implant posts. In other cases, patients may have a few remaining teeth that need to be extracted in order to accommodate the implants. These procedures will add to the cost.
Sedation Method Used
We offer both nitrous oxide and oral sedation. Typically, nitrous oxide is the less expensive option, but patients with high anxiety or dental phobia may wish to receive oral conscious sedation.
