What’s the average amount of grafts needed for a temporal point transplant?

To estimate the grafts number, we need to analyze pictures of your hairline and your donor area.
We need more information about your age, is the baldness is hereditary, are you currently using any hair loss treatment.

As the other respondents have noted, a board-certified hair restoration surgeon should want to discuss your desired hairline, physiological history and growth patterns, among other information first. Moreover, given that you are around the Norwood 1 stage, forecasting of future loss and thinning ought to be taken into account
 
A 100-300 graft estimate appears reasonable to me, but make sure your chosen doctor pays scrupulous attention to the aforementioned details and not graft count only. I offer a virtual evaluation on my website so that you may get started before an official visit.

The number of hair you need may vary depending on exactly what your final goals and expectations. Something that may look as simple as 100 to 300 grafts may not be what you are looking for since surgery results are not always about the "number" of grafts needed.Your hair color, how you style your hair, hair texture, how low, how dense you want your hair will have an impact.In general, a normal scalp has about 200 hairs in a square centimeter.  You can check your area you want your hair and do the back backwards.  

Often there is confusion about temporal points. Many times we have patients who want grafting into the apex areas of the hairline, and call this area the temples. In any case we would need photos of the area you are concerned with to give you a proper graft estimate.

You are genetically programmed to hold onto the transplanted area for life. However, you may go onto loose more native hair and this is where prevention comes into play. Prevention being Our PRP treatments. I say OUR because not all PRP treatments are created equally. If you do 1 or 2 preventions, you are going to get an incredible result with your hair transplant. If you  decide to move forward with a hair transplant and you do nothing with prevention you run the risk of chasing the hair throughout your life. 

It is essential to measure your expectations prior to the surgery. I wouldn't provide a graft estimation without knowing your age, expectations, seeing the photos etc.
You may not even need a procedure if you are at NW1.

I don't think it is possible to comment as to how many grafts are required for temporal point reconstruction without knowing your age, family history,etc... It will be better to visit some hair transplant surgeon in person and discuss the same in detail.

Hello, good question!! On average I think ~150-300 grafts would be required. That being said it does depend on the texture of your hair and making it look how you want it to look. The best thing is for you to see a hair professional and plan a path forward that works for you. Good luck.

It would be great if you provide photos. However, you might need around 300-500 grafts +/- considering Ryan Reynolds's hairline. Please note that this is just a rough estimate. You're still recommended to see surgeons in your area for more info. 

Pictures really need to be seen. Expectations on the design would also be helpful. What is natural for one can be the opposite for another. Hair characteristics play an important role in the number of hair follicles required. This will affect the hair density required and the size of the follicular units used. Curly coarse hair for example giving the look og greater fullness and coverage compared to finer straight hair.