Cost should never stand between you and the care you need. We work with every financing option available to you, and our treatment coordinators will help you find a plan that fits your budget.
If cost is the reason you have been putting this off, please talk to us before you rule it out. We will find a way.
Dental implants are a real investment, and we believe you deserve to see what things cost before you commit.
This page walks through our starting prices for the treatments patients ask about most, the factors that change the number for your specific case, and every financing option we offer to make it manageable.
We publish starting prices because most implant offices refuse to. That refusal is what makes shopping for implant care so frustrating. What you see below is the honest starting point. What you actually pay depends on your case, and you leave your consultation with a written estimate in your hand, not a mystery.
Every price below is an all-inclusive bundle. What we quote at your consultation is what you pay, with financing options to break it into a monthly payment that fits your budget.
$179 per month
A full arch of fixed teeth, done in one day.
Full cash price from $13,999
Bundle Price. Includes:
General anesthesia available.
$249 per month
A full arch in solid zirconia. Stronger, more natural-looking, and built to last for years.
Full cash price from $24,999 $18,999
All-Inclusive Bundle Price. Includes:
General anesthesia available.
One missing tooth, replaced from the root up, without touching the teeth beside it.
Starting at $3,599
Bundle Price. Includes:
Two, three, or four missing teeth in a row, held by two implants, without grinding down the healthy teeth beside them.
Starting at $8,999
Bundle Price. Includes:
The starting prices above are honest starting points, not the final number for every patient.
Your specific quote depends on a handful of things, all of which are explained clearly at your consultation and included in your written estimate. Nothing is added later.
Implants need bone to fuse to.
If the bone under a missing tooth has shrunk over the years, a bone graft may be needed before or during placement. Grafts can range from a small socket preservation done at extraction (minor cost) to a larger sinus lift or ridge augmentation (larger cost, longer timeline). Your 3D scan tells us exactly what your site needs.
If failing teeth still need to come out, those extractions are added to your plan.
For a single implant, this might mean one tooth. For a full-arch case, it can mean removing many teeth in the same appointment, which is included in most All-on-X bundles but may vary depending on how difficult the extractions are.
Implants in the upper back part of the mouth sometimes need extra bone underneath the sinus to hold securely. A sinus lift is a common, focused procedure, but it adds cost and healing time. Your 3D scan tells us whether yours needs one.
More implants mean higher cost.
A single tooth needs one. A bridge needs two. A full arch usually needs four to six, and back-of-mouth or longer-span cases sometimes need an extra implant for support. Dr. Meskin recommends the fewest that will give you a strong, lasting result.
Placement is comfortable under local anesthetic for most patients.
If you would prefer oral or IV sedation for anxiety or for a longer case, those are available and priced as an add-on.
If active gum disease is present, it has to be treated before implants go in.
Same for a bite that puts too much force on the wrong spots. This work is done first and priced separately, because your implants only last if the foundation is healthy.
Prosthodontist · Implant SpecialistPlacing an implant well is not the same as restoring one well, and doing both together is what a prosthodontist trains for.
A prosthodontist spends years of additional education specifically on replacing and restoring teeth, from the surgery through to how the finished tooth looks, feels, and shares your bite. Dr. Meskin earned his dental degree and his prosthodontics specialty at NYU, refined his implant work at ClearChoice, one of the largest implant networks in the country, and plans and finishes every case himself, rather than handing you off between offices.
Hear from patients who rebuilt their entire smile and got their comfort and confidence back, in their own words.
Cherry is one of the most popular healthcare financing options, built specifically for dental and medical care.
You can apply in minutes with a soft credit check that does not affect your score, and qualified applicants can access 0% APR plans with no deferred interest. Payment terms range from 3 to 60 months.
HFD focuses on making larger treatment plans manageable, with flexible structures designed to fit a range of budgets and credit situations.
Our coordinators can walk you through whether HFD is the right fit for your treatment.
Proceed specializes in financing larger and more comprehensive dental cases, such as full-arch and full-mouth treatment, with longer installment options and true 0% APR plans for those who qualify.
CareCredit is a long-established healthcare credit card offering promotional no-interest periods when the balance is paid in full within the promotional window.
Our coordinators will explain the terms clearly, so you know exactly how the promotional period works before you commit.
The cost depends on the treatment. A single tooth implant starts at $3,599, an implant bridge at $8,999, and full-arch All-on-X at $13,999 per arch. Every quote comes with a written breakdown of exactly what is included.
Single implants, bridges, and All-on-X are priced as complete bundles, so we can publish them. Full-mouth rehabilitation, smile makeovers, and revision cases are planned around your specific mouth, so we quote those in writing after your consultation.
Everything needed to complete the treatment. A single tooth implant includes the implant body, abutment, and crown. All-on-X includes extractions, implants, bone grafting, and fixed teeth. If something is not included, we tell you before you commit.
