Dental implants & cosmetic dentistry in Massachusetts
Compare 28 top-rated dental implant and cosmetic dentistry clinics across Massachusetts - by treatment, price and reviews. Pick a city to start.
28
Clinics listed
1
City
4.67
Avg Google rating
$3,600-$7,600
Implant (single)
Cities in Massachusetts
Dental implant costs in Massachusetts
Across Massachusetts, a single dental implant typically runs about $3,600-$7,600 for the implant, abutment and crown together. Full-arch options like All-on-4 are quoted per arch and run well above that. These are typical ranges, not quotes - prices vary by city and practice, so confirm your total at a consultation with a licensed dentist. Open a city below for local ranges.
Top-rated across Massachusetts
Comfort Dental Weymouth
Boston
Dentist in Weymouth, MA · 4.6★ (561).
Lynn Dental Health
Boston
Dentist in Lynn, MA · 4.7★ (400).
Faigel Julia O DDS
Boston
Dentist in East Boston, MA · 4.9★ (360).
Marrow Family Dental
Boston
Dentist in Braintree, MA · 5★ (270).
M Street Beach
Boston
Dental clinic in South Boston, MA · 4.4★ (187).
Corliss Steven M DDS
Boston
Dentist in Coolidge Corner South Side, MA · 4.8★ (130).
Dr. Patricia Wu, DMD
Boston
Dentist in Malden, MA · 4.8★ (95).
Dr. Vatche Seraderian
Boston
Dentist in Belmont, MA · 4.9★ (90).
The Forsyth Institute
Boston
Dental clinic in Inner Belt, MA · 4.7★ (80).
Massachusetts dental clinic FAQ
How many dental clinics are listed in Massachusetts?
Tooth Compass lists 28 dental implant and cosmetic dentistry clinics across Massachusetts in Boston, ranked by Google review volume and rating.
How much does a dental implant cost in Massachusetts?
Across Massachusetts, a single dental implant - implant, abutment and crown together - typically runs about $3,600-$7,600. These are typical ranges, not quotes; confirm your total at a consultation with a licensed dentist. Open a city below for local ranges.
Where are the dental clinics in Massachusetts?
Boston is the main hub in Massachusetts, with 28 clinics in our directory. Browse them ranked by rating and reviews above.
How do I choose a dentist in Massachusetts?
Compare clinics by Google review volume and rating, then book consultations with two or three practices and ask each for a written, itemized quote for the same treatment plan. Tooth Compass ranks clinics by review count, not paid placement, and always recommends confirming credentials and pricing at a consultation with a licensed dentist.