Cost of dental implants (teeth replacement)

A teeth replacement using dental implants is for most people an investment for their future and quality of life. Having new teeth that feel just like your own is a valuable improvement which also may mean saving money on future dental expenses.

How much the final treatment cost with be depends entirely on the extent of the procedure, the practitioners price as well as the level of financing you will receive through the NHS.

The cost of treatment using dental implants

Gross cost (before any deductions/subsidies) of a treatment with dental implants ranges from £800-3000 per tooth.

The cost involves examination, surgery, prosthesis and material costs.

The NHS and dental implants

The NHS does not usually cover dental implants, unless the patient can prove a there is a clear medical need. Such medical needs can include congenital defect, ill-fitting dentures, accident or injury. In order for the NHS to pay you will first need to speak to your dentist.

Other options include going private and many clinics will have their own finance scheme allowing you to pay with instalments. You can also secure a specialist dental loan.

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