Dental implants are an excellent choice for replacing missing teeth – in fact, they’re the most stable, powerful and functional prosthetic available in dentistry today. But their superior factors mean they’re more expensive than dentures and dental bridges.
However, if you consider the long-term costs of tooth implants, you might find that you could save money.
Dental implant cost:
Explore the costs of our dental implant range below:
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What’s included in your fee with Neyo Dental:
- The dental implant
- The dental abutment
- Dental crown (or other prosthetic)
At Neyo Dental, the only part of your treatment you’ll pay extra for is your initial consultation with expert dentist Dr Wadher, which costs £175.
Single Implant Cost
- Use: Replacing a single missing tooth
- Teeth replaced: 1 tooth
- Healing time: Typically 3-6 months
Single tooth implant cost UK
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Pay monthly for single implants
- Treatment: Single implant (£2,800)
- Deposit (30%): £840 (optional)
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Multiple implants cost (for multiple individual gaps)
- Use: Replacing several missing teeth not in a row.
- Teeth replaced: Multiple individual teeth.
- Healing time: Generally 3-6 months.
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Paying monthly option for multiple implants
Deposit (30%): Calculated per treatment (optional).
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Implant-Supported Bridges cost
- Use: Replacing multiple adjacent missing teeth.
- Teeth replaced: 2 to 4 adjacent teeth.
- Healing time: Approximately 3-6 months.
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Pay monthly option for implant bridges
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Full mouth dental implants cost
- Use: Restoring the full upper or lower arch of teeth.
- Teeth replaced: Entire arch.
- Healing time: Usually 3-6 months, varies with individual cases.
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With All-on-4 implant costs, you can avoid the need for bone grafting altogether. Implant-retained dentures, on the other hand, may require a preparatory procedure to improve long-term stability. More.
Paying monthly for full mouth implants
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Comparing full mouth options
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Any additional fees to expect?
Patients with a lack of bone in their jaw won’t immediately be suitable candidates for dental implant treatment. Learn more about suitability.
Additional costs you might face at this stage might include a bone graft or a sinus lift, depending on the location of your missing tooth, which costs from £500 at our specialist clinic. The only time you can bypass a bone graft for lack of bone in the jaw is with special full-mouth implant treatments like All-on-4 or zygomatic cheek implants.
Other typical additional costs a patient should expect can include a consultation, a hygiene appointment, and potential tooth extraction if necessary to remove failing teeth.
All of which can amount to £550 more (depending on the number of teeth being extracted), and where you choose to carry out your treatment.
