Dental Implant Cost Estimator
Estimate the total cost of replacing 1–32 missing teeth with dental implants.
A single dental implant runs $3,000–$6,000 in the US (implant post + abutment + crown). Full-arch (All-on-4) runs $18,000–$38,000/arch; full-mouth $40,000–$60,000. Only 5 states have verified published ranges so far; the rest use the national average and are flagged as unverified.
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- A single implant (post + abutment + crown) is the per-tooth starting point; multiple independent implants scale that per-tooth cost.
- Implants last 15+ years. Over 20 years, repeatedly replacing a traditional bridge (every 5–7 years) is often costlier than one implant.
- A traditional bridge runs ~$1,500–$6,000 (3-unit) but lasts only ~5–7 years; traditional dentures run ~$1,500–$5,000/arch and need relining/replacing every 5–10 years.
- Insurance: most standard dental plans treat implants as cosmetic and don't cover them. Some premium/supplemental plans partially cover extraction, bone graft, or crown; medical insurance may help when tooth loss is from accident/injury.
- Financing is HSA/FSA pre-tax eligible. Practice plans (CareCredit/Synchrony) carry APRs subject to creditworthiness.
Data sources
Dental Implant Directory 50-state cost estimator · 2024 CareCredit/Synchrony (ASQ360°) Average Procedural Cost Study · My Specialty Dentist · Dr. Wonder Clinic · MainStreet Dental (2025–26). National single-implant data cross-checked with Real Dental Costs open US Dental Cost Index (2026). Only CA/NY/IL/TX/FL have verified per-state ranges; other states fall back to the national range and are flagged as unverified.
Estimate only, not a quote. Individual case complexity, materials, provider, and location determine final price. Some advertised “from” prices cover only the titanium screw — excluding abutment, crown, scans, and lab work. A genuine quote requires an in-person treatment plan from a licensed provider. All math runs in your browser.