Reviews from more than 500 RealSelf members suggest that the average cost of dental implants is about $7,000 and can be as high as $26,500. This fee includes surgeon and dentist fees, which are usually billed separately. The cost depends on where you live, the experience of the dentist and the number of implants you need.

To be on the safe side, Dr. Lance Timmerman, a Seattle dentist, said in RealSelf Q&A that “approximately $3,000 to $5,000 is planned for each tooth” for combining implants with dental surgical implant machine, abutments (connectors) and visible teeth. If you need a bone graft, or if you need more than one tooth, it may be more, and they can be made as part of a single implant support structure. The visible part of the tooth may be a crown, bridge or overdenture – another factor that may affect cost.

Because the cost varies from location to location, Dr. Paul Kantor, a dentist in Cleveland, Ohio, recommends that you check the local situation in RealSelf Q&A to find out the scope of the fee. Then “try to find people you trust in this range. Unusually low costs often mean cheaper non-brand implant parts, offshore laboratories, low-quality materials or inexperienced doctors.”

If you play it anyway, if you need a lot of new teeth, you will find something near $30,000, $40,000 or more. Depending on why you need a new tooth, insurance may pay some or all of the cost if you are lucky.

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