Preliminary Treatments & Dental Implant Surgery

Procedures such as tooth extractions, bone grafting, and gum disease therapy are essential for the success
of your dental implants, but they can increase the overall cost. Fortunately, these services are often
partially covered by insurance. Additionally, you'll have a separate cost for the implant surgery
itself. At our practice, we streamline the entire process under one roof, providing you with a consolidated
and straightforward fee structure instead of multiple payments to different providers.
The Parts of Your Dental Implant

The total cost of dental implants is influenced by several key factors:
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Number of Implants – The number of implants required varies depending on your
specific needs. Typically, one implant is used to replace a single tooth, while a row of teeth may
require two implants, and an entire arch often necessitates four or more implants.
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Type of Restoration – The cost of your restoration (i.e., crowns, bridges, or
dentures) varies based on its size and complexity. Smaller restorations tend to be more budget-friendly.
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Material – Implants can be made from different materials, with titanium being the
most common. However, zirconia implants are an alternative, and their choice can affect the overall
cost.
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Brand – Various manufacturers produce dental implants tailored to different
patient needs. The brand of implant we recommend can influence your final cost, and we're happy to
discuss the specific brand and any unique benefits associated with it.
Feel free to ask us about the source of your implant and any brand-specific advantages during your
consultation. We're here to provide you with the information you need to make informed decisions about
your treatment.
How Dental Implants Can Save You Money

Although dental implants in Whiting may initially be more expensive, their exceptional benefits make them a
worthwhile investment. One of the significant advantages is their long-lasting nature. With proper care,
dental implants can endure a lifetime, potentially saving you money in the long run. Additionally, they
stimulate your jawbone, preventing deterioration, and preserving your facial appearance while safeguarding
against further tooth loss.
Does My Dental Insurance Cover Dental Implants?

Usually, dental insurance does not provide coverage for dental implants. However, some aspects of the
procedure, such as your consultation, addressing preexisting dental issues, and a portion of your
restorations, might be eligible for coverage under your specific dental insurance plan. Our welcoming team
is dedicated to helping you make the most of your insurance benefits to ensure you receive high-quality and
cost-effective dental care.
Making Dental Implants Affordable

Don't have dental insurance? No need to stress! We provide alternative financing options through
CareCredit, allowing you to select from low-to-no-interest financing plans with manageable monthly payments.
Don’t hesitate to reach out to us for more information! We're excited to help you in getting
dental implants at affordable rates that suit your financial situation.