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Replacing one tooth costs less than several teeth or a full arch.
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Every implant plan is different, so we give you a clear, written quote after your consultation. Here is what affects the cost of dental implants, what is included and how insurance and payment plans can help.
A dental implant replaces the whole tooth: a titanium post that acts as the root, a connector called an abutment and a custom crown on top. Your quote covers each of these parts along with the planning and follow-up care.
Because no two mouths are the same, the only way to know your exact cost is an exam and 3D scan. We explain every line of your quote before any treatment begins.
These are the main things that make one implant plan different from another.
Replacing one tooth costs less than several teeth or a full arch.
Extra bone support adds a step when the jawbone has thinned.
A single crown, a bridge or an implant-supported denture.
Removing a damaged tooth first can be part of the plan.
You will know the full cost before anything begins.
We examine your mouth, discuss your goals and take a 3D CBCT scan.
You receive an itemized quote based on the BCDA Fee Guide.
We send a pre-determination to your insurance so you know your share.
We schedule each step and explain payment options that fit your budget.
Compare your options before you decide.
How implants work and who they are right for.
Learn moreA fixed option that uses neighbouring teeth for support.
Learn moreRemovable options for several missing teeth.
Learn moreHow direct billing and CDCP work at our clinics.
Learn moreBook an implant consultation at our Fleetwood or Newton clinic. You will leave with a clear plan and a written quote.
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