How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?

Implants can vary greatly in cost from $1500 to $3000 each.  The implant itself is only part of the cost.  You still need something on top of the implant called an abutment.  These can be stock or custom and metal or porcelain. These can vary from $500 to $1500.  You also may need a bone graft around the implant which can be $300 to $1200.  Then you will still need a crown on top of it.

Dental implants are considered to be the best choice most of the time for tooth replacement.  They can greatly enhance the quality of life and ability to chew, especially for those that are completely edentulous.  This definitely comes with a cost as dental implants are not inexpensive.  Typically, you are looking at $5000-6000 over a six month period to have dental implants placed and have them restored with nice porcelain crowns. The cost can drop some if you are planning on having dentures to attach to your implants.  They are well worth the cost when you consider their long term benefits.   

hello , Implants and fixed teeth are any day better then removable dentures as it needs a full learning curve to learn to eat with dentures, and at the end its removable so its loose at times, where in implants are better and fixed and life is back to normal like before, the cost for the full arch(per arch) implants with prosthesis in India, and asian market is approximately USD 4000-5000. it shall be a wise decision to choose implants and get fixed teeth

There are many factors to consider and you need to do your research. Same as there are several degrees of training for dentists, there are also different degrees on quality of dental implants. Usually the higher the education, training and experience, the better quality of dental implant treatment and materials. Success rate is directly related to the doctors training and experience. A single dental implants could range from $2,200.- to $5,500.-
What do you need to ask before you get dental implants?

- What type of training did you get? Formal 3-year specialty, or just weekend seminars?
- How long have you been doing implants?
- How many implants have you done?
- How often do you place or restore implants?
- What is your success rate?

Dental implants are an excellent option to replace a single tooth, multiple teeth, or even a complete set of teeth. A single tooth replacement using an implant will likely cost somewhere between $4,000 and $6,000 depending upon many individual factors unique to each patient. 

In the UK costs vary from approximately £1800 to £3000 per implant crown.

The cost will depend on the complexity of the case . For instance if grafting or a procedure called a sinus lift is required this will add to cost. Furthermore the implant can be placed freehand as is done by most dentists or alternatively  using software to 3D print a surgical  guide using the  3D X-ray of the area (a CT scan).   This  greatly aids in accuracy, ease of procedure and safety when placing the implant . Having the implant placed this way can add to cost but in my opinion the benefits of fully planning the case this way  and  reducing chances of complications is recommended. 

Implants are an excellent alternative to dentures, but they can also be combined to create "hybrid" restorations to help reduce cost.  It is important to note that home care and maintenance are integral components of this process to have success and longevity.  Plaque, bacteria, smoking and uncontrolled diabetes will compromise healing and stability of the implants so it is important to review hygiene and your medical history with your dentist and become educated on how to clean around your implants properly.  If you have just a few teeth missing in small segments, or require teeth to be extracted, these areas can be replaced with implants and crowns provided bone grafting augmentation is done and there is sufficient bone.  A single implant and crown (abutment or post if necessary) can range from $1,500 - $4,500, it really depends on the skills and expertise of the restoring dentist, and the oral surgeon or periodontist.  On the other hand, you can consider something called a hybrid or "overdenture" particularly for your lower arch if all your teeth are missing or need to be extracted.  With this method, only 2-4 implants would be necessary which would reduce the cost per implant to $750 - $2,500 again depending on the clinicians' expertise and type of implant used.  However keep in mind this does not include the fee for the overlaying restoration that would be seated over the implants.  This has a wide range, again depending on the dentist's skill and knowledge, quality of the laboratory and materials that are used.  Hope this helps, good luck!

Implant costs vary quite a bit depending on the type of implant placed, the expertise of the surgeon and the location you live in.  For a high quality implant with an experienced surgeon in Southern California, the cost is between $2,300 and $2,700 for the placement of an implant if there are no other issues that need to be addressed.  A quality screw-retained crown place over the implant post should cost between $1,200 to $1,600.  In some cases where multiple teeth are restored with implant restorations, the cost per tooth can be much less.
The advantage over using implants over a denture are many.  The implant restoration is not removable, builds up bone in the area, does not rely on other teeth or on the gums for support, is extremely durable and is much more natural-looking.

An implant costs 700 dollars each (the surgery). Then you have to add the abutment and the crown.
Abutment 216 dollars and the zirconia crown 700 dollars each.
It is indeed the best alternative to replace missing teeth.

The cost of dental implants in the US varies from $1200 for the implant body to $2000 depending on the provider that places it.  You also have to factor in the cost of the abutment and the crown that will cover the abutment and those two can vary depending on the provider.  Total cost for a dental implant in our area (Dallas/Fort Worth) will run you about $2500-3500.  Other people have posted about getting dental work done out of the country, I would advise against this as issues can arise after your procedure that you will need to visit your dentist again to address.  If your dentist is in India, for example, you will have to fly back to India to see this provider as implant parts and systems vary from region to region and as follow up care is included in your price with the dentist that performed the dental implant.