Implant pricing confusion is common, largely because "per implant" pricing sometimes refers to just the titanium post, and sometimes to the complete restoration. Here's a transparent breakdown.
$800–1,500
Typical 2026 range, complete single implant
35–60%
Typical savings vs. US pricing
3-6mo
Typical osseointegration healing time
What "complete implant" actually includes
- The implant post — the titanium screw placed in the jawbone
- The abutment — the connector between post and visible crown
- The crown — the visible tooth, in your choice of material (see our material comparison)
- Surgery and follow-up visits
Key takeaway
Always ask whether a quoted price covers the complete implant or just the post. A low headline number that excludes the abutment and crown can end up costing more than a transparent all-in quote once the full case is priced.
What can add to the base cost
- Bone grafting or a sinus lift, when there isn't enough bone volume for a standard implant — see our dedicated guide
- Extractions, if a damaged tooth needs to be removed first
- Implant brand — established brands like Straumann and Nobel Biocare typically cost more than lesser-known systems (see our brand guide)
Multi-implant cases
For patients needing several implants, All-on-4 or All-on-6 full-arch solutions (see our dedicated guide) are often more cost-effective per tooth than individual implants placed one at a time.
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