Dental implant costs vary according to your health condition

Each patient’s situation is unique and only your dentist and/or a specialist can provide a specific cost for a treatment plan. You should plan on paying up to several thousands of dollars for the placement of dental implants. The beneficiaries of a dental care plan may be reimbursed for some or all of these expenses, on the basis of their insurance coverage.

Some dental clinics may offer a discount on dental implants and/or crowns, bridges or dentures if more than one implant is required in the treatment plan. Discuss with your dentist or specialist to find out if they offer a discount or not.

Since many dentists and specialists offer implantology treatments, you can consult a few and compare treatment plans and costs. Ask for a detailed treatment schedule that contains all actions planned and their respective cost.

Sometimes, it may be more economical to find a dentist or a specialist who practices on the outskirts of major cities or in a rural area, as long as they are qualified in implantology.

Although they are more expensive than other treatment options, dental implants represent a reliable and long-term solution. Their cost is non-recurring and can save you money in the long run.