Dental implants are an investment in your oral health, and understanding the costs and insurance coverage is essential when considering this procedure.
A full set of All-on-4 implants is a permanent solution for patients who are missing all or most of their teeth. The cost typically ranges from $50,000 to $60,000 for both arches. This price includes:
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Extractions
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Implant placement
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Bone grafting (if necessary)
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Temporary and permanent dentures (hybrid dentures)
The All-on-4 procedure involves placing four implants per arch, providing a stable base for your new teeth. Though the initial cost may seem high, the long-term benefits make it a worthwhile investment for many patients.
How Much Does a Single Tooth Implant Cost?
If you’re looking to replace a single missing tooth, the cost generally falls between $3,000 – $5,500. This includes the tooth extraction (if necessary), implant placement, abutment, and crown. The cost can increase depending on the complexity of the case or if additional procedures such as bone grafting are required.
How Much Are 24-Hour Dental Implants?
24-hour dental implants are an expedited option where you get your implants and temporary teeth on the same day. While the procedure can be done in a day, it comes with a similar price range of $25,000 to $35,000 for both arches. This price typically includes:
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Extractions
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Implant placement
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Temporary dentures
However, not all clinics offer the same level of quality, and some may cut corners to reduce costs. It’s important to make sure the practice uses high-quality materials and experienced professionals for this procedure.
How Much Does Insurance Pay for Dental Implants?
Most dental insurance policies don’t cover the full cost of implants, as they are considered elective for many insurance providers. However, you may receive partial coverage for the procedure, particularly for the crown portion of the implant. Many patients see reimbursement for around 50% of the cost, depending on their plan.
Dental plans might cover the extraction or abutment, but typically won’t cover the implant itself. If you have a medical insurance plan that includes dental benefits, you may have better luck with coverage.
If you’re unsure about your insurance plan, Parkview Dentistry is happy to help you navigate your coverage and provide a clear breakdown of what you can expect from your insurance provider.