Cost of Dental Implants
Here at Ponchatoula Family Dentistry, we try to be as transparent as possible with our patients when discussing dental treatment. At our office, you’ll find no hidden fees or surprise add-ons after the treatment has been completed. The best way to get the exact cost of your treatment is to come in for a Free Consultation. For now, you can look below at the prices we offer for our implant specific dental procedures. These prices do not include any possible insurance payments or also any possible additional procedures that are needed sometimes, such as bone grafts or tooth extractions.
Single Tooth Replacement and Bridges
Single Tooth Implant
Cost $2,890
Includes Implant, Abutment, and Crown.
Fee does not include other treatments, which may be required in some circumstances, such as bone grafts or extractions
Implant Bridge
Cost $6,830
Replaces 3 teeth
Includes Two implants, Two Abutments and 3 crowns.
Fee does not include other treatments, which may be required in some circumstances, such as bone grafts or extractions
Implant Supported ‘Snap-In’ Dentures
Two Implant Snap-In Denture
Cost $5,370
Replaces all bottom teeth with a secure denture held together by two implants.
Includes Implant, Abutment, and Crown.
Fee does not include other treatments, which may be required in some circumstances, such as bone grafts or extractions
4 Implant Snap-in Denture
Cost $7,640
Replaces all bottom teeth with a secure denture held together by four implants
Includes four implants, four abutments, and lower snap in denture.
Fee does not include other treatments, which may be required in some circumstances, such as bone grafts or extractions
What’s the difference? While the two implant option is helpful, it is more of a starter option for most patients. Both options will help keep your denture in place while eating and talking. The four implant option will increase your security and bite force drastically over the two implant option and also give you options in the future to convert towards a fixed, or screw in, implant denture.
Will my insurance cover any of this?
Under most circumstances, the short answer is NO. The vast majority of dental insurance companies do not cover dental implants. Medicare\Medicaid and health insurances will not help cover these procedures either. The rare few dental insurances that do cover your implants tend to have clauses that state they will not replace a tooth that is already missing. Even though this is normally the case, our office will do everything we can to try and get your dental insurance to help cover a portion of the procedure you decide to move forward with.
How am I going to pay for this?
Here at Ponchatoula Family Dentistry we understand that sometimes these options may seem out of reach and just too expensive. We are here to help with by offering in office payment plans or help from our 3rd party financing partner listed below.
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