What influences the dental implant cost

Six factors that affect the dental implant cost

• Number of implants needed (up to 6 for all-on-x and up to 4 for snap on dentures)
• Whether a bone graft or sinus lift is required before implant surgery
• Single crown vs multiple tooth bridge vs full arch implant bridge
• Material choice (acrylic vs titanium vs zirconia, fixed vs removable)
• Oral sedation (anxiolysis) vs full sedation with MD anesthesiologist
• Necessity of ‘exotic’ implants that require an oral surgeon

Two patients getting implant treatment can end up with very different price quotes. A 3D scan lets us know if you’re a good candidate for treatment. And a consultation helps us find out which solutions are right for you.

Why it costs what it does

This isn’t priced like a filling — here’s why

Implants involve surgical placement, precision 3D imaging, lab-fabricated custom teeth, and materials engineered to last many years. Picking the right materials and procedures can make a huge difference in the final long term outcomes.

Paying for it

Financing and insurance

Smile Solutions works with CareCredit and offers in-house payment plans, so cost isn’t the reason you keep putting this off. See our Implant Financing Hawaii page for details.

Many dental insurance plans cover a portion of implant treatment, especially when it’s medically necessary. Our team verifies your benefits before any treatment begins — no surprise gaps.