Dental Implant Cost Estimator
What actually sets your number — and how to get it in writing, free
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Stop Guessing. Start Knowing.
Almost every implant website answers the price question with a phone number and a sales pitch. We'd rather explain it straight. Your cost is written by five things: how many teeth you're replacing, how much bone you have, whether grafting or a sinus lift comes first, your choice of sedation, and the material your case calls for. Nobody can read those off a website — they live on a 3D scan of your jaw, which is exactly why your first scan here is free.
The planner below builds that range for your situation — real, sourced California market figures, itemized by what your case includes, with no email gate in the way. It prints ranges, not promises: your exact, itemized number is confirmed in writing, for free, at your consultation with a complimentary 3D CBCT scan (together a $499 value) — because the real price lives in your anatomy, not in a script. Book the free scan and written quote here.
Want the full breakdown of what drives your price? Read the honest cost page, or see how the monthly math works on the financing page.
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Before you ask what it costs Find Out What Your Case Actually Involves
Cost follows the plan — never the other way round. The questions below are the ones the doctors work through at a consultation, and your answers build the treatment plan they point to: what would be done, what one fee covers, what is quoted on its own, and what a small sample of published California price pages suggests as directional context. Your own figures are written down for you after the free 3D scan.
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Your likely treatment plan
Answer the first question and your plan starts building here, step by step.
Covered by one fee, not added afterwards
- the implants the case actually needs — four, six, or eight on a full arch, with no per-implant upcharge
- the surgery
- local anesthesia
- the final custom teeth, designed and milled in our own lab
- diagnostic imaging, including the 3D CBCT scan
- post-operative visits and adjustments
Quoted separately when the case needs it
- Bone grafting
- Sinus lift
- IV or oral sedation
- Tooth extraction
- Restoration material upgrades
Each of these is quoted in writing after your free 3D scan, alongside everything above — so you see the whole number at once, not in instalments.
Illustrative planning ranges from a California price page
- A single implant, abutment and crown
- $3,000–$6,000
- A fixed full-arch restoration · per arch
- $14,000–$36,000
These are not our fees or a statewide average. They are broad planning ranges anchored to one public California dental-practice price page, with conservative tool groupings where its rows do not match a case one-to-one. Ours are given to you in writing after the free 3D scan.
Background page checked August 2026 and linked below. This is one public price-page example, not a representative survey, and its rows do not map one-to-one to every line above.
We publish no flat treatment fees. An honest number depends on your bone, on how many teeth are being replaced, and on the preparatory work your case needs — so it is written down for you after the scan, and nothing is scheduled before you have it.
Get My Written Plan — FreeThis planner describes the treatment your answers point to. It is not a quote, not a diagnosis, and not a Good Faith Estimate under the federal No Surprises Act. Your own figures come from the doctors in writing after the free 3D CBCT scan, and no treatment is booked before you have them. If you are uninsured or paying for your own care, you have the right to a written Good Faith Estimate of expected charges — ask, and we provide one within three business days. Treatment plans and results vary from person to person, and no dental outcome is guaranteed.
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About Your Estimate, And What It Can't Know Yet
What does this estimator tell me — and what can't it know?
The planner on this page builds a range from published California market figures — itemized by what your case includes, with the source and date on every number. What it deliberately does not do is quote our fees, because an exact number doesn't exist until someone has seen your bone: how much you have, how many implants your bite truly needs, whether grafting or a sinus lift comes first, your sedation choice, and which material fits your case. All of that is assessed for free, in writing, with a complimentary 3D CBCT scan at your consultation — a real quote instead of a ballpark that grows later.
Why does a single implant cost less than a full arch, but not by that much?
A single implant replaces one tooth from the root up — one implant, one abutment, one custom crown. A full arch replaces every tooth on a jaw using four to eight implants and a single milled bridge, so you're paying for far more hardware and lab work. The reason full-arch is still the better value per tooth is simple math: you're restoring a whole jaw of teeth on a handful of implants rather than one implant per tooth.
Can I really finance this monthly?
Yes — about 92% of our full-arch patients do. We compare offers from four trusted lenders (Cherry, CareCredit, Proceed Finance, and LendingClub/Happen) to find the lowest rate and payment for your situation, whether your credit is excellent or still rebuilding. Prequalifying takes minutes and doesn't affect your credit score. See our financing page for how monthly plans work.
I was told I have no bone. Does that change the price?
It can, because those cases are planned individually. Where the upper jaw has worn thin, zygomatic implants anchored in the cheekbone often avoid years of grafting — and we take these cases on purpose. Rather than a fixed add-on, your plan and price are built around your actual anatomy after a 3D scan. Compare the two approaches on our zygomatic vs bone grafting page.
I already have a quote from another office. Will you look at it?
Gladly. Bring any written quote to your free consultation and we'll read it with you line by line — what's included, what's billed separately, what material is named, and who actually does the work. Then you can put it next to our itemized quote and compare complete plans instead of teaser numbers.
Are there any hidden fees?
No. Because we're family-owned and do everything under one roof — surgery, sedation, and the lab that mills your teeth — there are no outside-lab markups or visiting-surgeon travel fees. You get an itemized plan in writing before anything begins, with every cost spelled out. Our full cost breakdown explains exactly what sets your price.
Still weighing your options? Learn more about full mouth dental implants or schedule a free consultation.
Ready For Your Exact Number? Free Consultation, 3D Scan & Itemized Plan
Pricing and terms on this page were last updated on . Fees vary with your anatomy and treatment plan; your written quote after an exam and 3D scan is the number that binds us.