Dental Implants
Expect to pay $3,000-$6,000 for dental implants at a typical dental office. Discount programs and dental schools often charge less.
Dental implants are titanium posts surgically placed in the jawbone to support replacement teeth.
Sources: CDT benchmark database, state Medicaid fee schedules, and providers’ published rates. Re-verified monthly. Nothing on this page is a quote.
Typical Price Range
$3,000-$6,000
National average
FTC Pricing Disclaimer: Prices shown are estimated ranges based on FAIR Health, ADA surveys, dental schools. Actual prices vary by location, dentist, and complexity. Always verify pricing before scheduling.
What's Included
- Titanium Post
- Abutment
- Crown
- Bone Graft if needed
Recovery Time
3-6 months for full healing
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Dental Implants FAQs
How much does a dental implant cost without insurance?
A single dental implant costs $3,000-$6,000, which includes the titanium post, abutment, and crown. Dental schools often charge less than private practices for implants. Get quotes from at least 3 providers, as prices vary significantly.
Are dental implants worth the cost?
Dental implants last 20+ years with proper care, compared to 5-15 years for bridges and dentures. They preserve jawbone health and do not affect adjacent teeth. Long-term, implants are often more cost-effective than alternatives that need frequent replacement.
Can I get dental implants at a dental school?
Yes. Dental schools and teaching hospitals often charge less than private practices for implant placement. The work is performed by supervised students or residents under faculty guidance. Treatment timelines may be longer, but quality is closely monitored.
Where to Get Dental Implants for Less
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Plain-English answer: how much do dental implants cost?
Source-cited price ranges from ADA HPI 2024 and ABOI/AAID provider data.