What do dental implants cost?
Why implant costs vary and what to ask — we don't publish a price without an exam.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Broneil Ishaya, DDS (CA license #105491) · Oct 2026 · Written by the Turlock Dental Studio team
Quick answer: Dental implant cost depends on how many implants you need, the type of restoration, whether extractions or bone grafts are needed, imaging, sedation, materials and lab work. Because these vary, an accurate fee requires an exam. Ask for an itemized estimate and your dentist's usual fee before any discount.
We do not list a single price for implants, because the cost depends on your exam. Any fee quoted before an exam is an estimate at best. Factors that commonly change the total include:
- Number of implants and the type of restoration (crown, bridge, denture, full arch)
- Need for extractions, bone grafts, or sinus lifts
- Imaging such as 3D (CBCT) scans
- Sedation or anesthesia
- Materials and lab fees
- Dental insurance or financing (coverage for implants varies widely by plan)
What should I ask at my consultation?
- What is the itemized fee for each phase?
- What is your usual fee before any discount?
- Is the temporary tooth included?
- What happens, and what does it cost, if an implant doesn't heal?
See current promotions for Turlock Dental Studio's offers for patients without dental insurance ($500–$3,000 off, depending on treatment1; see offer details, including usual fees) and financing. Your total depends on your treatment plan.
Key facts
- Number of implants and restoration type drive cost
- Grafts, extractions and sedation add to the total
- Insurance coverage for implants varies widely
- Ask for an itemized estimate before treatment
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