The cost of Dental Implants May Vary. 

When discussing the cost of dental implants, it isn’t straightforward to mention one single price. The main reason is that the dental needs of each person differ significantly. Some might have to replace only one or two teeth with implants, while others might replace the entire upper or lower teeth. Other times there is a dental reconstruction which also needs to be considered. 

When breaking down the cost of dental implants, you need to consider the following: 

• Cost of each crown and the dental implant attached to the jawbone.  
• The extra cost sometimes needed is for any additional dental work such as gum or bone grafting. 
• The cost for dental implants must factor in any consultation fees, X-rays or CT scans, check-ups, and the cost of follow-up or aftercare treatment. 
• There are extreme costs when a patient undergoes a complex dental procedure such as sinus elevation.
• Many dental insurance plans do not offer coverage for dental implants; if they do, it is minimal. That is why dental implant procedures can range between $1000 – $2000 or more per tooth. 

Dental Implants are worth their value but not something you take lightly. Make sure you talk to your dentist about the cost. Get the consultation and know all the steps needed for you to have dental implants.