Dental implant pricing can be difficult to compare because different offices may include different parts of treatment in the number they advertise. At Restore, we prefer to give patients a useful starting point before the consultation.
What dental implants cost at Restore
A single dental implant with an abutment and crown typically ranges from $3,000 to $5,500. The final cost depends on the condition of the site, the restoration, and whether additional treatment is needed.
A straightforward zirconia full arch is $17,999 for either the upper or lower arch. More difficult or complex cases are priced appropriately after the consultation and treatment planning.
Extractions, bone grafting, sinus lifts, and other procedures are recommended only when needed. If additional treatment is appropriate, the need and cost are reviewed with you before treatment is scheduled.
Why implant costs vary
The same procedure name can describe very different clinical situations. A site with healthy bone may require less treatment than an area where a tooth has been missing for years and bone has resorbed. The number of implants, anatomy, restorative needs, and any required grafting can all affect the final treatment plan.
A 3D CBCT scan helps us evaluate bone volume, important anatomy, and the condition of the treatment area so the estimate can be based on your actual case rather than a generic online number.
What the treatment plan includes
Your consultation is designed to clarify the complete plan before treatment begins. We review the 3D imaging, digital planning, surgical needs, restorative plan, expected sequence of care, and the associated fees.
When comparing implant quotes, ask whether the number represents only the implant post or the complete planned restoration. For a single tooth, that may include the implant, abutment, and crown. For a full arch, it is important to understand the planned restorative material and whether additional procedures are separate.
What can change your final cost?
Bone availability. Some sites are ready for implant placement while others may require grafting or a sinus lift.
Number and location of implants. The appropriate number is based on your anatomy and restorative plan.
Extractions. Failing teeth may need to be removed as part of the treatment sequence.
Restorative requirements. The design and material of the final restoration are considered during treatment planning.
Sedation. Depending on your needs, health history, and procedure, sedation options may include Oral Sedation, IV Sedation, or General Anesthesia. The appropriate option is reviewed as part of treatment planning.
Using insurance and financing
At Restore, we work with many dental insurance plans and help patients make the most of the benefits available to them. Before treatment begins, our team can verify your benefits, estimate what your insurance may contribute, and help you understand your anticipated out-of-pocket costs. We can also submit claims on your behalf.
Implant coverage varies significantly between plans. Depending on your benefits and treatment, insurance may contribute toward portions of care such as extractions, bone grafting, or other related procedures. Any remaining balance can often be combined with flexible financing options to make treatment more manageable.
How do I get an exact implant price?
The consultation and 3D scan are what turn general pricing into a treatment plan specific to you. We review your anatomy, discuss your goals, explain the appropriate options, and provide the pricing for the recommended plan before treatment is scheduled.
