The price you pay will depend on your location, your providerâs level of experience, how many implants you need, and whether your treatment plan includes other dental work or oral surgery.Â
For example, if you suffer from jawbone loss or deterioration (which can be caused by too many tooth extractions, gum disease, tumors, and other conditions), you may need a dental bone graft before any dental implants can be placed. A bone graft means more surgery, expense, and healing time, but implants may still be an option.
ClearChoice does not accept dental insurance, but they do offer payment plans. You could also finance your treatment with third-party solutions like CareCredit.
In some cases, medical insurance may cover a portion of the cost of dental implants, especially if you have medical complications as a result of tooth lossâbut youâll have to coordinate that with your insurance provider yourself.Â
See our complete guide to ClearChoice dental implant costs