There’s no single price for a dental implant, and it’s not realistic to quote one before seeing a patient’s mouth. The cost depends on how many implants you need, whether the bone needs grafting first, the type of restoration, and your sedation. That’s why you get a written estimate at your consultation: a real number for your case.
What drives the cost
A single implant and a full-arch reconstruction are very different undertakings, and most of the price difference comes down to a few things: how many implants are involved, whether you need bone grafting before placement, the final restoration (a single crown versus an implant-supported denture or full arch), and your sedation. A straightforward single-tooth case sits at one end; complex, multi-step reconstruction sits at the other.
Why a specialist’s price reflects more
The lowest quote isn’t always the cheapest in the end. With Dr. Janette, the cost reflects planning using precision 3D technology. You’ll get a board-certified surgeon placing the implant, with the restoration coordinated with your dentist so the whole plan works toward one result. A well-planned implant that lasts is the more economical path than a cheaper one that fails.
Implants vs. cheaper options
A bridge or denture can cost less up front. An implant typically costs more initially but stands on its own without grinding down neighboring teeth and helps preserve the jawbone over time. It isn’t the right call for everyone, and Dr. Janette will tell you when it is and when another option makes more sense for your situation and budget.
How estimates and financing work
Your written estimate is prepared for your case, including any grafting and sedation, and you’ll have it before you agree to anything. Whether we’re in- or out-of-network depends on your plan; we identify your coverage up front and help you navigate your dental benefits. Third-party financing can spread the cost if that helps.
Why it matters
Understanding what drives the price, and how it applies to your dental health, lets you weigh implants against the alternatives with clear information, and decide what’s right for you.
Common questions
It varies with the number of implants, whether you need bone grafting, the restoration, and sedation, which is why we give you a written estimate for your specific case at your consultation rather than a one-size number.
The upfront cost is higher, but an implant stands on its own without altering neighboring teeth and helps preserve the jawbone. Dr. Janette will tell you honestly whether it’s the right value for your case.
Coverage depends on your plan: we’re in-network with some and out-of-network with others. We’ll identify your coverage and help you understand your dental benefits and what may be reimbursed.
Grafting adds to the cost and the timeline, and it’s included in your written estimate.
Yes. Financing through a third party is available if you’d prefer to pay over time.