Clear Dental Implant Pricing and Flexible Ways to Pay
You should understand the cost of dental implant treatment before making a decision. Below, you can review our starting prices, what is included, what may affect your final cost, and the payment options available at Edmonds Implant Center.
Straightforward Pricing, Clearly Explained
Some advertised implant prices exclude important parts of treatment, such as surgery, sedation, final teeth, or necessary supporting procedures. We clearly explain what is included and provide a personalized written estimate after your examination and 3D scan.
What Our Full-Arch Treatment Price Includes
Our full-arch treatment price includes the essential services below. Your written treatment plan will confirm what is appropriate for your individual case.
- 3D CBCT imaging and digital treatment planning
- Sedation for the surgical appointment
- Titanium implants and precision abutments
- Removal of failing teeth in the treated arch, when necessary
- Bone grafting and remodeling required for the planned treatment
- Your final zirconia teeth
- Post-operative appointments and necessary adjustments
Single Dental Implant
Starting at $5,000
starting price
- Replaces one missing or failing tooth
- Designed to look and function naturally
- Includes the implant, abutment, and crown
Multiple Dental Implants
Starting at $10,000
starting price
- Can replace several missing teeth with an implant-supported bridge
- Provides a fixed alternative to removable options
- May require fewer implants than replacing each missing tooth individually
Full Arch Dental Implants
Starting at $30,000
starting price — final zirconia teeth
- Replaces a complete upper or lower arch of teeth
- Provides a fixed, implant-supported restoration
- Monthly payment options are available for qualified applicants
Long-term temporary (PMMA) $20,000
Wear a fixed, implant-supported temporary while you plan for your final zirconia teeth. Some patients stay in it for years.
These are starting prices. Every patient's needs are different. Your exact treatment fee will be determined after an examination and 3D scan. You will receive a written estimate explaining what is included before treatment begins.
What May Affect Your Final Cost
No two patients have exactly the same treatment needs. Dr. Dbouk will evaluate your teeth, bone, bite, and supporting anatomy during your examination and 3D scan before providing a personalized recommendation and written estimate.
- Your Bone and Supporting Anatomy
- Bone volume and density can change after teeth have been missing for an extended period. Some patients may need bone grafting or additional preparation to create adequate support for their implants. Your 3D scan allows Dr. Dbouk to evaluate this before treatment is planned.
- The Type of Final Teeth Selected
- Full-arch restorations may be created from acrylic, zirconia, or a combination of materials. The right choice depends on your bite, treatment needs, appearance goals, and budget.
- The Number of Teeth and Arches Being Treated
- Replacing one tooth is different from restoring several teeth or an entire arch. The number of teeth involved, the condition of the remaining teeth, infection, sinus position, and the number of implants required can all affect treatment complexity and cost.
Fixed Full-Arch Implants and Traditional Dentures
Both options can replace missing teeth, but they differ in stability, daily care, function, and long-term maintenance. Dr. Dbouk will explain which options are appropriate for your health, goals, and budget.
| Consideration | Fixed Full-Arch Implants | Traditional Dentures |
|---|---|---|
| Stability | Secured by dental implants and does not rely on adhesives | Removable and may require adhesive for added stability |
| Jawbone | Implants transfer chewing forces to the jawbone and can help maintain it | The shape of the jaw can continue changing beneath the denture |
| Fit Over Time | Designed to remain stable with appropriate care and maintenance | May need periodic relining, adjustment, or replacement as the jaw changes |
| Eating | Provides greater stability when biting and chewing | Certain foods may be more difficult to eat |
| Daily Care | Cleaned according to the doctor's instructions, including beneath the restoration | Removed and cleaned regularly |
| Longevity | Designed as a long-term treatment but still requires routine professional care | May require replacement as wear and changes in fit occur |
Dental Implant Cost and Financing FAQs
How much do dental implants cost in Edmonds?
Our current starting prices are $5,000 for a single dental implant, $10,000 for multiple dental implants, and $30,000 for full-arch dental implants with final zirconia teeth. Your exact cost depends on the number of teeth being replaced, the condition of your bone, the type of restoration, and any supporting procedures required. An examination and 3D scan are necessary to provide an accurate written estimate.
Can I pay monthly?
Yes. We offer Cherry payment plans with terms of up to 120 months for qualified applicants. Available terms and monthly payments depend on the amount financed, your approval, and the plan you select.
Will checking my financing options affect my credit score?
Checking whether you prequalify with Cherry typically will not affect your credit score. You can review the plans and estimated monthly payments available to you before deciding whether to accept financing. Cherry's terms and conditions apply.
Does dental insurance cover implants in Washington?
Coverage depends on your individual plan. Some dental plans may contribute toward certain parts of implant treatment, but deductibles, annual maximums, waiting periods, and other limitations may apply. Our team can review your benefits and help apply any available coverage toward eligible services.
What will my treatment price include?
You will receive a written treatment plan explaining the recommended services and associated fees. Depending on your case, this may include diagnostic imaging, treatment planning, surgery, implants, abutments, final teeth, necessary supporting procedures, and follow-up care. We will review the estimate with you before treatment begins.
Are implants worth the additional cost compared with dentures?
For many patients, implants provide greater stability, improved chewing ability, and a more natural-feeling alternative to removable dentures. However, implants are not automatically the right choice for everyone. Dr. Dbouk will evaluate your health, anatomy, goals, and budget and explain the benefits and limitations of every appropriate option.
Get a Personalized Treatment Estimate
After your examination and 3D scan, Dr. Dbouk will explain your treatment options and provide a written estimate based on your individual needs. Our team will also review available insurance benefits and payment options with you — before you decide whether to proceed.
Request an Appointment Or call (425) 775-1045- Payment plans of up to 120 months for qualified applicants
- Checking whether you prequalify typically will not affect your credit score
- Conveniently located at 21701 76th Avenue West, Suite 204, Edmonds, WA 98026