How Much Do Full Implants Cost?

Prices for a Full Set of Dental Implants

Have you lost all of your teeth or have next to no teeth remaining? Are you interested in dental implants for your full-mouth rehabilitation but want to know the costs first so you can budget accordingly?Below, we'll walk you through the fees our London dental implant dentists charge for a full mouth of dental implants.

Average UK costs

The prices for full-mouth dental implants can vary significantly, with some costs from certain dental practices being as high as £22,000 per jaw.On average, patients can expect costs to start from £5,000 for treatment alone.

Price overview - what we charge

When it comes to replacing a full jaw with dental implants at our London clinic, patients have two options:

1. Implant-retained dentures from £6,500 (removable)
2. All-on-4 dental implants from £16,500 (fixed)

Patients should also remember that costs are typically priced per jaw - but that does not necessarily mean you'll pay double for a full mouth restoration.

Other full-mouth implant options and prices

• Zygomatic implants (cheekbone implants) from £22,000
• Subperiosteal implants from £18,500

All dental implant costs.

Payment options

Patients have three options to pay for their treatment:Upfront:As the dental implant procedure is split into two stages, patients pay 50% of their treatment cost after their consultation to book their treatment, and the final 50% typically comes around three months later.Via finance:Our patients at Maida Smiles can pay via finance, which is interest-free over 12 months. For example, if you opt for the implant-retained denture treatment and pay a 50% deposit (£3,000), you can finance the other £3,000 over 12 months and pay £250 monthly.Via insurance:Some dental insurance plans might cover a portion of your restoration costs. Maida Smiles accepts dental insurance from various providers like Cigna. Learn more.

However, costs will vary depending on your case

The costs we've given above should serve as a guide only; dental implants are very specific to each case, and the number of implants required will depend on bone quality and oral anatomy.For example, we could use more dental implants for stability or fewer if we display good bone density.Accurate quotes are given during a dental implant consultation after we've taken all the necessary scans and formed a treatment plan.Dental implant consultations with our implantologist cost £115 and can be booked online.

Depending on the system you choose, you might face additional costs

Patients should also remember that they might face additional costs when becoming suitable for dental implants.For example, patients not opting for the graft-less solution, All-on-4, will require abundant bone in specific regions. If we find you have insufficient bone to support an implant, you might require a prior bone graft to become suitable for treatment.Other additional costs also might even include something simple like a hygiene appointment.Possible additional costs:

• Dental bone grafts from £950
• Sinus augmentations from £1,950
• Hygiene appointment from £95

The cost of your treatment includes your scans, x-rays, treatment plan, number of implants, abutments, crowns, surgical time, guarantees, and aftercare.

How do costs compare to alternative treatments?

Full-mouth dental implants are certainly the most expensive restoration you could opt for - but as they're the superior solution that preserves your oral condition and provides a stable prosthetic that doesn't move or slip, the benefits can outweigh the costs.Especially when considering the long-term costs of traditional tooth replacement procedures and the quality of life you can expect compared to full mouth implants.Explore the costs of dentures.