Dental Implants Cost Information & Advice

Prices, Implant Brands, Abutments, Crowns, Grafting & Sinus Lift

Dental Implants Cost Structure

Bone deficiencies
Dental Implant Prices
Dental Implants Cost Structure
Implant Components
Multiple implant Restoration
Spreading the costs

Implant Components

There are actually three components you need to know about:

The dental implants
The 'abutment
The crown

It is only when you add all three prices together that you will find the probable cost of having your dental implants fitted.

You need to be interested in to 'Total Cost' of your dental implants restoration.

Bone deficiencies

A good quality and quantity of bone is needed to hold the implants securely so they can withstand the dynamic forces inside the mouth. When teeth have been lost or when there have been gum problems this can lead to lead to a loss of bone. There are procedures to compensate for this. They are performed during the implantation operation, but do increase the overall costs.

Augmentation and Sinus Lifts

An augmentation procedure may be necessary to ensure successful implantation. This can be done during the implantation operation and so probably won't increase your time away from home. It will however increase the cost of your treatment.

There are no reliable 'rules of thumb' as to who will and who will not need bone augmentation and the only way to be sure is through an x-ray. If you have a recent 'panoramic x-ray' you can send us a copy as an email attachment for Professor Szabo's evaluation. The Professor will then send you a reliable personal quotation.

Dental Implant Prices

Implants Direct (Made in USA)

Semados Implants (Made in Germany)

Replace Implant (Made in Switzerland)

Branemark Implant (Made in Switzerland)

Abutment for Dental Implants

Sinus Lift (per implant)

Bone augmentation (per implant)

Crown made from porcelain fused to metal

Crown made from Zirconium

Bridge made from porcelain fised to metal (per tooth)

Bridge made from Zirconium (per tooth)

Credit Card Surcharge (Visa & MasterCard)

Credit Card Surcharge (Amex)

480 GBP

720 GBP

No Charge

600 GBP

420 GBP

190 GBP

290 GBP

190 GBP

290 GBP

2.5%

3.5%

Example 1

Restoring one tooth with a dental implant using a crown made from porcelain fused to metal

Implant (Implant Direct)
Abutment
Crown made from porcelain fused to metal
X-rays

Total

480 GBP

No Charge

190 GBP

60 GBP

730 GBP

Example 2
Restoring one tooth with a dental implant using a crown made from Zirconium

Implant (Implant Direct)
Abutment
Crown made from Zirconium
X-rays

Total

480 GBP

No Charge

290 GBP

60 GBP

830 GBP

Multiple Restoration

Where multiple adjacent teeth are to be restored this may be done using a bridge. In this case you may not need one implantation for each tooth. Replacing three teeth using a bridge may come to a total of only £1590 and not £2190 as might be thought from a price list.

Spreading the costs

We are often asked if we operate a pay by instalments scheme. We have investigated these and find that we would need to increase our base prices to fund them.

We do accept payment by credit or debit card but our banks impose handing fees which again mean we have to make a surcharge of 2.5% in the case of Visa and MasterCard and 3.5% for Amex.

However, implantation is a two step process. You first need the implantation operation after which we need to allow time for the implant to be integrated into you jaw bone. After a healing period of 4 - 6 months you need to return for the new crown to be fitted.

You do not need to pay the whole fee at one time. You pay for the work done during each visit. If you do not need grafting therefore this will work out at about 70% for the first visit and 30% for the second.

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