Smile makeover - cost of crowns + implants

How much do dental implants and crowns cost?

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A: Dental implant and crown fees vary depending on your location

Anca Bazile, DDS

The range for the actual implant fixture (titanium post in bone) is $1300-4000, for the abutment (post sticking out from the implant) $200-1000, and the actual crown that comes on top $1000-2500.  Beware of offices which advertise "dental implants for $400. The actual raw overhead is more than that.... more

A: Cost for smile makeover using Dental Implants and Crowns

Susan Goode Estep, DMD

The fees for implants and crowns will vary based on how simple the case.  Also, where your dentist is located may affect the cost (e.g. if your dentist is in Beverly Hills, the fees may be higher).  In the Atlanta area a simple implant placement (without bone graft, general anesthesia, etc) will... more

A: Smile makeover cost depends on your location

Lance Timmerman, DMD

Just like with Real Estate, geography will play a role.  Rural Iowa will charge less than Manhattan.  It also relates to where in the mouth the implant is placed, as the bone in some areas are better suited for implants than others. Restoring implants comes in 3 parts, the implant body, the... more

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