Cost Of Dental Implants - Dallas, TX

While the cost of dental implants is initially higher than other tooth replacement options, such as dental bridges and dentures, dental implants become the more cost efficient option over time. Unlike the other options, dental implants solve the root of the problem that comes with missing teeth, mainly bone loss. Dental implants are able to keep the shape of your mouth intact, preventing other teeth from failing and reducing the number of restoration replacements or declining oral health due to a shifting jaw line.

Depending on the patient and their health situation, medical and dental insurance may or may not contribute to paying the cost of dental implants. Our staff is specialty trained in medical & dental insurance claims, ensuring that every patient can get the maximum amount of insurance benefits possible to them.

Nationally, a single dental implant can cost anywhere between $4,000 to $6,500. However, we offer single dental implant procedures starting at $3,000*! Because of our in-house lab, we are able to reduce the costs by keeping everything in office, while guaranteeing faster and higher quality results.

* Prices may vary depending upon the amount of bone loss and amount of bone grafting if needed, extraction charges are separate. Cost dependent on insurance utilization.

Nationally, full mouth dental implants can cost anywhere between $30,000 to $36,000. However, we offer affordable full mouth dental implant procedures starting at $20,000*! Because of our in-house lab, we are able to reduce the costs by keeping everything in office, while guaranteeing faster and higher quality results.

* Prices may vary depending upon the amount of bone loss and amount of bone grafting if needed, extraction charges are separate. 

While taking care of your dental implants are a must, there is no additional work you need to take to upkeep them. Dental implants can be taken care of just like normal teeth, through frequent brushing and periodic checkups with your dentist & hygienist. 

Failing teeth are normally symptoms of other systemic issues in your oral health. From extracting failing teeth, utilizing bone grafting & sinus lifts to account for bone loss, or even having to upgrade to zygomatic dental implants for severe bone loss, additional dental work can contribute to a higher dental implant procedure cost.

While some patients may get confused about the distinction, dental crowns and dental implants treat two different issues. Dental implants specifically replace a missing or failing tooth root, and are not designed to be visible itself. Dental crowns are a restoration of the visible tooth, and can be used in conjunction of a natural tooth root or a single dental implant.

Here at Texas Center for Oral Surgery & Dental Implants, we understand that clients are looking for affordable dental implants. We accept medical & dental insurance options, as well as partner with 3rd party dental implant financing companies to provide affordable monthly fees rather than a bulk upfront cost.