Dental Implants Cost
The cost of dental implants is determined by factors such as the number of implants needed and necessary preliminary procedures. We offer a wide range of implant options to suit your specific budgetary needs.
Learn more about dental implant costs and how our Troy, MI, team can make treatment more affordable.
What Is the Actual Cost of Dental Implant Treatment?
We are dedicated to delivering outstanding treatment outcomes while also keeping dental implant costs down. We offer a variety of types of dental implants, allowing us to meet your unique needs. Our dentists also use the latest technology, including digital X-rays, CEREC, and the i-Cat 3D CT Scanner system.
Single-Tooth Replacement
This is by far the least costly option for our patients. While costs can fluctuate considerably, dental implant-supported crowns, which are used to replace one tooth, have an average cost of $1,000 to $3,000.
Full Arch Replacement
Full mouth restoration with dental implants costs more than single tooth replacement. However, we offer ESTEEM dental implants, which allows us to place fewer implants and lower the overall price of treatment compared to the average cost.
ESTEEM Dental Implants
An Incredible Investment
Most patients with tooth loss find that having a full, functional smile again is well worth the cost of care. ESTEEM dental implant costs are all-inclusive and include:
- All X-rays and dental imaging scans
- All surgical costs, including extractions, bone modification, and grafting, as needed
- Sedation procedures
- All dental implants, implant components, and parts
- A temporary bridge or denture
- A final Prettau® Zirconia implant bridge with a 10-year warranty (if maintenance protocol is followed)
- All post-operative visits
- One free year of maintenance visits
We can determine whether this advanced bridge technique is appropriate when you visit our dental practice in Troy, MI.
Contact Our Dental Practice
Receive a Treatment Estimate
Dr. Craig Goldin is a graduate of the highly respected Misch International Implant Institute, where he underwent rigorous training in the placement and restoration of dental implants. He maintains his Diplomate status with the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and received his IV sedation training at the Montefiore Medical Center in New York.
However, the only way to receive an accurate estimate for your dental implant treatment at our Troy, MI, office is by coming in for a personal consultation. Contact our practice online today or call us:
(248) 519-1919
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Five Factors That Affect Dental Implant Costs
at Our Troy, MI, Practice
Dental implant costs are shaped by several factors that are unique to each individual. Dental patients with complex oral health issues, such as extensive tooth decay or a large number of missing teeth, can expect to pay more for their procedure than an individual with a single tooth that is missing. We can begin outlining your estimate during a consultation at our dental practice in Troy. Generally, determining factors include:
Number of Implants Placed
The number of implants required is a significant factor that will influence the overall treatment cost: the more implants needed, the more expensive the treatment typically is. However, we use advanced implant dentistry techniques to reduce the overall costs for dental patients who need to replace multiple missing teeth. For example, ESTEEM dental implants limit the number of implants needed to support a dental restoration.
Restoration and Abutment Types
The type and number of dental restorations placed also greatly affect the price. Replacing a tooth with a single implant-supported dental crown will cost less than replacing several teeth with a bridge or a full arch of teeth with a denture. Additionally, restorations fabricated from high-quality materials will cost more than lower-quality materials. Abutments (connector pieces between the implant post and the restoration) also range in price depending on materials and technology.
Preparatory Dentistry Procedures
To qualify for dental implants, individuals need to have enough jawbone mass to retain the posts. Dental patients who have had missing teeth for an extended period may require a bone graft or sinus lift to fortify the area. In other cases, patients may first need to have damaged teeth extracted. These procedures will increase the total cost of your dental implant treatment.
Type of Sedation
Some patients are comfortable with local anesthetic whereas others prefer sedation, such as nitrous oxide or oral conscious sedation. Alternatively, patients receiving several implants or who have complex cases may choose intravenous (IV) sedation. Nitrous oxide and oral medications are moderate in price, while IV sedation is relatively more expensive.
Your Choice of Dentist
It is important to choose a dentist that has experience and skill in implant dentistry. Although a trusted dentist may charge more, patients are more likely to be happy with their results.
Dental Implants Are an Investment in Your Health and Confidence
Maximum Stability
The unique advantages of dental implants make the procedure well worth the cost for many patients suffering from tooth loss. Because the posts fuse with the jawbone, implants can provide a lifetime of stable support for crowns, bridges, and dentures with proper care. Dental implants allow people with dentures, in particular, to eat, speak, and laugh with full confidence that their restoration will function just as natural teeth and not slip out of place.
Preserve Your Jaw and Appearance
Implant-supported restorations also preserve the jawbone and facial structure. Once tooth roots are missing, the bone starts to deteriorate. By essentially serving the function of tooth roots and natural teeth, dental implants can maintain a strong, healthy jawbone and in doing so, preserve a more youthful appearance. Bone atrophy starts to occur within a year of losing a tooth, so it is important to undergo implant treatment quickly to prevent bone loss.
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Troy, MI
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