Factors Affecting Treatment Cost
A personalized plan is based on dental health, aesthetic goals, lifestyle, and the findings of the consultation.
- The number of teeth being replaced
- Current oral health and any periodontal therapy needed
- The number of implants
- Jawbone condition and whether bone grafting is needed
- Any extractions needed before surgery
- The restoration type—denture, partial, crown—and the materials selected
A Long-Term Investment
Implant-supported restorations generally cost more up front than removable dentures, but patients choose them for lasting stability. With proper care, implants can support artificial teeth for decades, and some patients’ implants last a lifetime.
Improving Appearance and Oral Health
Implants can support confident eating and speaking without denture slippage. By serving the function of a tooth root, they can help limit jawbone resorption and the aged appearance associated with long-term tooth loss.
Convenient Financing Options
The former site described CareCredit℠ as a financing option that can break treatment costs into monthly installments, subject to approval and provider terms. Ask the office about current options.