Treatment

Dental Implants

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A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with three parts that may be priced together or separately: the implant post, the abutment and the crown. That three-part structure is the main thing to understand when comparing quotes - an advertised implant price sometimes covers only the post, so always ask whether the abutment and crown are included. Practices listed here range from general dentists who place implants to specialists such as periodontists, oral surgeons and prosthodontists. Extra line items like 3D imaging, extractions or bone grafting can appear on a quote depending on the case, which is why written, itemized estimates are the only reliable way to compare. Confirm the all-in price at a consultation with a licensed dentist.

Typical pricing

A single dental implant - implant, abutment and crown together - typically runs $3,000-6,500 in the US. These are typical ranges, not quotes; the written estimate from your consultation is what counts.

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FAQ

Dental Implants - common questions

How much does a single dental implant cost? +

Typically $3,000-6,500 all-in for the implant, abutment and crown. Advertised prices sometimes cover only the implant post, and items like imaging, an extraction or bone grafting can add to a quote. Ask for a written, itemized estimate at a consultation with a licensed dentist.

How do I choose an implant dentist? +

Compare itemized quotes from two or three consultations, ask how many implant cases the practice handles per year, and check Google review counts. Whether it's a general dentist, periodontist or oral surgeon, the office should map out the full treatment plan and total cost in writing.

How long does the dental implant process take? +

Plan for multiple visits over several months - implant placement and the final crown are usually separate appointments spaced apart. The exact timeline depends on the case, so ask each practice to lay out the visit schedule alongside the quote.

Marvin Village Dentistry: Dr. Ginger Walford DDS

Udental

Udental

Splendid Dental Care

S&L Dental

Eric N. Bloom, DDS

Desert Dentistry

Tesla Dentistry

Periodontal and Implant Associates of Middle Tennessee, PC

ROOT

Amazing Smiles

Dr. Jeffery G. Reagan, DDS

Prime Endodontics

South Gate Family Dentistry

Daniel H. Clark, DDS, MD

Ryan Baek Dental

Amazing Dental Care PC

Cosmetic Dentistry Center

DANOS FAMILY DENTISTRY

Sean Young, DDS, MD

San Diego Denture & Implant Specialists

Northwestern Dental Group - Skokie

The Smile Enhancement Center (S.E.C.)

Oral Cancer Institute

Superb Dental

houston medical center dental

Kendrick Dental Group

Johnson Donald DDS

IDTC Dental Clinic LLC

Rabinovich Edward DDS

Engel Eric MD

MGM DENTAL

Robert Pulliam, DMD, MS

Dr. Vishtasb Broumand, DMD, MD

Patel Piyushkumar DDS

Dr. Donald E. Cox, DDS

Machado Lester DDS

Dr. John R. Werther

Dr. Keith N Shrum Dentistry.

Michael E. Hughes DDS.

John J Dudek

Sonia C. Smithson, D.D.S..

Otay Lakes Smiles by G. Marquez

Center For Oral-Facial Surgery: Dr's Eckstein, Oleksy, Havas & Messina

Brad Lewallen, DDS, MD

Dr. Matthew Schacht

Dr. Antonio E. Varela, DDS

Felix Jimenez

Rouse Stephen J DDS

Allan Periodontics

Dental Implants - common questions