Full Mouth Dental Implants Cost
Dental implants are small titanium screws surgically implanted into the jawbone, acting as the root of a missing tooth. A prosthetic crown is attached to this foundation, providing the patient with a fully functional and aesthetically pleasing tooth. It’s like building a house – the implant provides a solid foundation, and the crown provides a beautiful facade.
Implants are one of the most effective methods for replacing missing teeth. Unlike traditional dentures, they do not burden adjacent teeth and provide a stable base for an artificial crown. It’s like replacing an old, damaged bridge with a modern, solid structure.
Factors influencing the price of dental implants
Implant prices are influenced by a number of factors, from the material used, through the type of procedure, to the additional procedures necessary for full implant treatment. Let’s take a closer look at the key elements that determine the final cost of an implant.
Type of procedure
Depending on the case, implant placement can be a one- or two-stage procedure. In the one-stage method, the implant and abutment are placed in a single visit. In two-stage procedures, the implant is placed first, and after a period of osseointegration (3-6 months), a second procedure is performed to expose the implant and place the abutment.
Two-stage procedures, although more time-consuming, often yield better results in patients with less or poorer bone quality. The choice of method influences the cost of the entire implant treatment.
Additional procedures
Sometimes dental implantation requires additional procedures:
- Guided bone regeneration procedure – when the quantity or quality of bone tissue is insufficient.
- Sinus lift surgery – when the height of the jawbone in the sinus area is too low.
- Tooth extraction – removal of a damaged or diseased tooth before implantation.
Each of these procedures generates additional costs that must be factored into the overall treatment plan. Therefore, it’s important to consult with an experienced provider who will assess your individual needs and provide a detailed cost estimate.
Example prices of dental implants
The average cost for full-mouth dental implants is usually about $30,000 to $60,000 total, though it can be lower or much higher depending on the system used, how many arches are treated, and whether you need bone grafting, extractions, or sinus lifts. Recent cost guides put one full arch at roughly $14,000 to $36,000 or about $15,000 to $35,000 per arch, which is why a full upper-and-lower restoration often lands in that broader $30,000–$60,000 range.
While this may seem like a lot, you can’t put a price on a healthy and functioning smile. Contact us today, and we can discuss full mouth dental implants, their cost, and our financing options.