3 factors that affect the cost of full-mouth dental implants
Dental implants are an ideal solution for maintaining optimal oral health because they help preserve the bone strength in your jaw. Because of their long-term benefits, they cost more than other tooth-replacement solutions up front—but can be more cost-effective in the long-run. Cost factors include:
Additional procedures
Do you need teeth extracted or a bone graft to help your jawbone support the placement of your implants? This will increase the cost of your care plans.
Materials used
The type of implant and dentures you choose will have an impact on the overall cost of your care.
Where you live
Cost of products, procedures and services can vary based on the city or town you live in. Consult with your local Aspen Dental office to determine the cost of your plan.How much do full-mouth dental implants cost vs. other implant procedures
The cost of full-mouth dental implants can vary, but see how it compares to other options.
Implant-supported bridges | Implant-supported dentures | Full-fixed arch |
|---|---|---|
Replace two or more teeth | Replace an entire row of upper or lower teeth | Replace an entire row of upper or lower teeth |
Post placed in the jaw connects to an abutment and crown | Removable | Four to six implants support a permanent denture |
Average between $3600 - 6200* | Average between $6500 - $8000* | $15,000* or more, including implant placement, prosthetic denture and attachment. |
*Average price, including available discounts, across all markets.
Affording dental implant costs for full-mouth procedures
Everyone should be able to afford a healthy smile. Our Aspen Dental providers will work with you so you can get back to living your best life with confidence.
