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Implants and dentures

Dental implants, planned in 3D

A permanent replacement for a missing tooth — planned on a 3D scan before we begin, so you know the path, the time and the cost.

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3–6 months
from consultation to final tooth
4–6 visits
most of them short
$3,000–$5,000
implant with crown, before insurance
Planned in 3D
on a CBCT scan of your jaw

01Your path

What happens, and when

  1. Week 0

    Consultation and 3D scan

    We look at the bone, nerves and sinus, and talk through the options.

  2. Week 1–2

    Your plan, in writing

    You see the implant on your own scan, with the cost.

  3. Surgery day

    The implant is placed

    About an hour, under local anaesthetic.

  4. 3–6 months

    Healing

    The bone bonds with the implant; you wear a temporary tooth.

  5. Month 4–6

    Scan for the crown

    A digital impression — no putty.

  6. Final visit

    Your new tooth

    The crown is fitted and your bite checked.

02Your options

Implant, bridge or partial denture?

All three replace a missing tooth. Here’s how they differ — we’ll tell you which suits your mouth.

ImplantBridgePartial denture
Neighbouring teethLeft untouchedShaped for crownsClasps rest on them
Jaw boneHelps keep itSlowly shrinks under the gapSlowly shrinks
Feels likeYour own toothFixed, very naturalRemovable
Time3–6 months2–3 weeks3–6 weeks
Typical cost$3,000–$5,000$2,000–$5,000$1,000–$2,500

Typical US ranges before insurance; your estimate comes after the exam.

03Cost and insurance

What it costs

Implant placement
$1,500–$2,500
Abutment and ceramic crown
$1,500–$2,500
Implant with crown
$3,000–$5,000

Typical range in the US without insurance (2026 consumer cost guides). Your own estimate comes after the exam, in writing, before anything is done.

The cost depends on the number of implants and whether bone grafting or extraction is needed first. You get a written treatment plan with every step priced.

Dental insurance
Some plans cover part of an implant or the crown on top. We check your benefits, and monthly payment plans are available.
Monthly payments
Third-party financing such as CareCredit lets you spread the cost, if you’d like.
No insurance?
Ask about our membership plan: checkups, cleanings and X-rays for a yearly fee, plus a discount on treatment.

How cost and insurance work

Dr. Daniel Brooks in a white coat, smiling

04Who plans it

I want you to see the implant on your own scan before we start — then nothing on the day is a surprise.

Dr. Daniel Brooks, DMD · Dentist · Crowns, bridges and implants

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05How we work

Our clinical standards

The details that make a difference to how this treatment is done — and why we do them.

  • 3D planning on a CBCT scan

    Each implant is planned in 3D on your scan: the bone, nerves and sinus, and the crown it will carry.

  • Guided surgery

    Where it helps, a 3D-printed surgical guide made from your plan places the implant exactly where it was planned.

  • Stability measured, not guessed

    We measure how firmly the implant sits before deciding when it can carry a tooth.

  • Healing before loading

    Usually three to six months of healing before the final crown, so the bone can bond with the implant.

  • Implant check-ups

    Implants need cleaning and checking too: we look at the gum and bone around them at your regular visits.

  • A written estimate first

    You get the plan and its cost in writing — with what insurance is expected to pay — before treatment starts.

06Is it for you

Who is a good candidate

Implants suit most adults who have lost one or more teeth, have healthy gums and enough bone — or can have bone added. Smoking and some health conditions affect healing; we’ll go through them with you.

Implants can also support a bridge or hold a denture securely.

07Technology

The technology we use

All our technology

08Questions

Questions patients ask

All questions

It’s done under local anesthesia. Most people take an over-the-counter pain reliever for a few days afterwards.

With good care and checkups, implants often last decades; the crown on top may need replacing over time.

Age itself is rarely the issue — bone and general health matter more.

Appointments

Request an implant consultation

Request a consultation with Dr. Brooks. We’ll scan, plan and price your options.

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Implants and dentures

Related treatments

All treatments

  1. Dentures and partials

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