Dental implants are a dependable way to replace lost teeth. Their cost is shaped by a few treatment-planning and restoration factors, which your dentist will review with you before treatment begins.
The Number of Implants Being Placed
The number of implants needed depends on how many teeth are missing and where they were located. A single tooth can often be restored with one implant and a crown, while a full arch can be supported by several implants.
The Type of Restoration
Dental implants can support crowns, bridges, or dentures. Larger restorations require more planning and materials, so your final treatment plan will reflect the restoration that best supports your smile.
The Need for Preliminary Treatments
Cavities, gum disease, or reduced bone density may need to be addressed before implant placement. If needed, those treatments are included in a personalized plan before your implants are placed.
