Tooth Compass

Free quote worksheet · reviewed July 26, 2026

Dental implant quote comparison calculator

Put two written proposals into the same component-by-component worksheet. Tooth Compass supplies no treatment prices, does not infer a treatment plan, does not use clinic-profile prices and does not change values by city.

Editable worksheet

Line up Quote A and Quote B

Budget line Quantity Quote A / unit Quote B / unit Billing unit

Identify the implant system, placement service, treating clinician, anesthesia and any facility fee.

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per replacement site or stated procedure

Confirm whether a provisional or final abutment is included with placement or billed separately.

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per abutment

Record the stated material, laboratory work, placement and adjustment or remake terms.

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per crown

Use this line only when the examination is separately priced in the written proposal.

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per billed visit or examination

Record the exact image type and fee; imaging selection and necessity are clinical decisions.

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per named image or imaging service

Do not add an extraction unless it appears in the treatment plan with a tooth number and procedure.

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per tooth and named procedure

Graft scope is not standardized. Copy the provider’s procedure description, unit and fee.

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per named site or procedure

Identify the temporary option, delivery stage and whether it is already bundled elsewhere.

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per stated appliance or restoration

Record the type, provider, facility and billing unit exactly as written.

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use the unit stated in the proposal
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Use “other written fees” only for a named line not already represented above. Enter insurance or another contribution only when it appears in a current written plan estimate. A pre-treatment estimate is not a guarantee of final claim payment.

User-entered comparison

Quote A after entered contribution

Quote B after entered contribution

Enter amounts from written proposals to compare them.

Compare practice profiles

Arithmetic from user-entered values only, not a price estimate or dental, insurance or financial advice. A dentist determines treatment scope; the insurer determines claim payment.

Compare the same replacement-tooth scope

  • □ Implant fixture and placement
  • □ Abutment
  • □ Final implant crown
  • □ Examination and imaging
  • □ Conditional preparatory procedures
  • □ Temporary restoration and follow-up

The scope index explains each comparison field.

Use a real geographic benchmark

Tooth Compass does not estimate a city premium. For an independent cost lookup organized by geographic area, use FAIR Health Consumer, then compare local written proposals using the same procedures and billing units.

Sources, method and limitations

Tooth Compass supplies no default treatment prices. Enter amounts only from current written proposals and keep each proposal’s billing units, inclusions and exclusions attached to the number. The worksheet performs user-entered arithmetic; it is not a quote, price estimate, market average, claims result or treatment recommendation.

FDA dental implant information supports general device context. ADA dental-plan guidance supports insurance context. Neither source supplies treatment prices to this worksheet.

Calculator FAQ

Which rows should appear in a complete single-implant quote?

For one replacement tooth, look for the implant fixture and placement, abutment and final implant crown. Examination, imaging, extraction, grafting, sedation, a temporary tooth and other services may be included, unnecessary or separately billed.

Where do the calculator amounts come from?

Only from you. Tooth Compass supplies no default treatment amounts. Copy each figure from a current written proposal and use the same billing unit in both quote columns.

Does this calculator adjust the price for my city?

No. Tooth Compass does not have an observed city-level provider-price dataset and does not apply a geographic multiplier. FAIR Health Consumer offers a separate claims-based lookup for a geographic-area benchmark.

Should I add every possible service?

No. Enter an examination, scan, extraction, graft or other fee only when it appears in the proposed treatment scope. A licensed dentist determines which services are appropriate after an examination.

How should I enter insurance?

Enter only a contribution shown in a current written plan estimate. Coverage estimates can change when a claim is processed, so the result is still a planning scenario rather than a guaranteed patient balance.

Do the linked sources supply the numbers in this worksheet?

No. FAIR Health, FDA and ADA resources provide independent benchmarking, implant-device context or insurance context. The worksheet contains only values the user enters from written proposals.