How much do dental implants cost?

Implants typically cost about $5,000 or $6,000 per tooth, depending on the region of the country you live in.  If you are interested in Clear Choice Dental Implants, you can expect to pay about $25,000 to $30,000 per arch.  For many patients like you, I often recommend that you consult a cosmetic dentist to see if your teeth can be saved.  I have had many patients come to me for implants and I explain to them that I can save their teeth and cost them a lot less money.  For this reason, I started accepting out-of-town patients to help people in other states.  I'll include the link below.  Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMD

The actual dental implant hardware and the restoration itself are the two pieces that make up the most if not all of cost of dental implants. The average cost for a dental implant can really fluctuate depending on each specific instance. While the implant itself may be a fixed priced (typically $1000 - $4000) depending on the brand and quality of the implant. The restoration itself can cost anywhere from $500 -$3500 depending on the extent of the restoration and the skill of the doctor. It is very important that you choose a specialist with experience and skill. Make sure you ask plenty of questions like: “How many implants do you place per year?” or “How many continuing education courses do you take per year?” This will help you choose a doctor that is qualified and that you feel comfortable with.

The average cost of dental implants ranges from $1000 to $3000. If you choose abutment and crown, then you have to pay additionally $500 to$3000 amount. This means that the average total cost would be around $4000 to $5000.Though, there are various factors that can affect the cost of dental implants such as- brand, number of teeth to be replaced, getting treatment by a particular surgeon and even, the complexity of the dental surgery.

Average cost for a single implant can be around $4,500 to $5,000 just depends on bone quality and site area (posterior or anterior).

Dental implant prices vary considerably.  You should be able to get the "actual" implant ( the part that screws into the bone) for about $1200.  How you restore it will determine your ultimate price.  When possible, choose a custom abutment supporting a ceramic crown for single tooth replacement.  Other factors influencing price are extraction of teeth costs, bone grafts and membranes.  Finally, find the most experienced dentist who has performed a vast amount of dental implant surgeries to insure a better success rate.