Dental Implants Cost
If you want to replace missing teeth, it is important to invest in a highly functional and long-lasting solution like dental implants.
While implants can cost patients in the Charleston, SC, area about $3,000 to $4,500, they provide superior stability and long-term value.
Learn more about the factors influencing cost, and schedule a consultation with Dr. Matt Dillard to get your personalized estimate today.
Customized Implant Dentistry
Breaking Down Your Treatment Costs
Dental implants are not a one-size-fits-all procedure. There are several elements unique to your treatment that play a role in the total cost.
Number of Implants
The main factor affecting the cost of treatment is the number of implants needed to restore your smile. A single tooth replacement will require one implant, while a full mouth restoration may involve six to eight implants per arch. In general, implants are priced individually, so the more teeth you are missing, the higher your total cost.
Procedure Fees
Dental implant treatment is custom-tailored to your unique needs. The equipment, lab work, and sedation you require may add to your overall costs. While Dr. Dillard will try to keep additional fees to a minimum, we must take the necessary steps and precautions to ensure your safety and the best possible results.
Dental Restoration
Implant-supported restorations range in price depending on the complexity and number of prosthetic teeth. A simple implant-supported crown will be less expensive than a more intricate bridge or denture. The materials you select for your prosthetic can also affect the total price.
Additional Treatments
Before you can get dental implants, you need to have healthy gums and sufficient jawbone density. We may recommend preparatory procedures like a sinus lift, bone grafting, or periodontal therapy to improve your candidacy and prevent implant failure.
Dental Implant Financing Options
Our Charleston, SC, practice accepts flexible financing through CareCredit® to help you manage your dental implant costs. CareCredit is a third-party financing company that offers little- to no-interest plans on dental procedures. Financing is a great way to reduce your initial out-of-pocket expenses and pay for treatment in affordable monthly installments. If you are interested in learning more about payment plans, send us a message online, and we will gladly answer your questions.
Does Dental Insurance Cover Treatment?
While more and more dental insurances are paying for parts of dental implant treatment, do not expect the entire procedure to be covered. Most plans do not include coverage for the surgery, implant posts, and abutments. However, your insurance may help pay for your implant-supported restoration, just like it would a traditional crown, bridge, or denture. We can look into your plan during your consultation and find out what benefits you are entitled to.
The Superior Design of Dental Implants
Dental implants consist of three distinct parts: the implant post, abutment, and prosthetic tooth. This complex design mimics the structure of your natural teeth, protecting your oral health in a way that was never before possible. Furthermore, since dental implants are secured within the jaw, your prosthetic teeth will never come loose or slip out of place.
Learn more about the benefits of implant-supported crowns, bridges, and dentures today.
Consider Dental Implants as an Investment
The average cost of dental implants (about $3,000 to $4,500 per tooth) is generally much higher than traditional restorative dentistry. However, it is important to view the procedure as an investment. Dental implants prevent several oral health problems related to tooth loss and save you from needing costly restorative treatment down the line.
Dr. Dillard tells the story of a patient who revived life-changing full-mouth dental implant treatment.
See Why Patients Love Our Dental Practice
john Buddin
2018
Professional staff, very friendly and informative. Dr Dillard is very competent and involved in the healing process and my comfort. Not looking forward to implant surgery but wouldn't go anywhere else.
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Aimar McQueeney
2018
Dr. Dillard and staff are really great! I have had headaches that caused more discomfort than this tooth extraction. I needed a baby tooth that was fused to the bone jawbone removed for a dental implant. I have had no bruising, discomfort or complications. I recommend Dr. Dillard to anyone who needs major or extensive dental surgery.
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