Real numbers, no surprises — and a plan you can afford.
Implant pricing shouldn’t be a mystery you only solve in the chair. Here’s what treatment actually costs, how financing makes it manageable, and how your $500 certificate works with a participating provider.
- Transparent price ranges for every procedure type
- Financing from $214/mo — approval even with fair credit
- A $500 certificate to present to a participating provider
Plans from
$214/mo
$500
Certificate value
$3K+
Single implant, all-in
80%
Cherry approval rate
$70K
Financing available
$500
Certificate value
Transparent pricing,
broken down by procedure.
These are honest, all-in ranges — the kind you can actually budget against. Your exact quote comes from your specialist, but you’ll walk in already knowing the neighborhood.
Single tooth implant
$3,000 – $5,000
per implant
One implant post, abutment, and crown — the complete replacement for a single missing tooth.
- Titanium implant post
- Custom abutment
- Porcelain crown
Multiple implants
$6,000 – $10,000
typical 2–4 teeth
Several implants — or an implant-supported bridge — to restore a span of missing teeth.
- 2–4 implant posts
- Bridge or individual crowns
- Planning imaging
Full-arch / All-on-4
$20,000 – $35,000
per arch
A fixed, full set of teeth anchored on as few as four implants — an entire arch restored.
- 4+ implants per arch
- Fixed full-arch prosthesis
- Surgical + restorative phases
Ranges are for education and budgeting. They are not a quote or an offer of treatment — your specialist provides an exact price after examination.
Four things that move your price.
Understanding these makes any quote you receive make sense — and helps you ask the right questions at your consultation.
Learn the essentialsNumber of implants
Replacing one tooth costs far less than restoring a full arch. More implants, more materials.
Bone grafting or sinus lift
If the jaw needs rebuilding to hold an implant, that preparation is an added, one-time step.
Materials & crown type
Porcelain, zirconia, and the abutment style you choose each move the price within the range.
Your provider & region
Specialist experience and local cost of living both factor in — which is why we show ranges, not one price.
How the math works.
Here’s an illustration — a single tooth implant — showing how the $500 certificate could apply with a participating provider, and financing spread over time. Any actual credit is up to that provider.
- Estimated cost
- $5,000
- $500 certificate
- −$500
- Amount to finance
- $4,500
Estimated monthly payment
On the $4,500 balance, by plan.
| Provider | Term | Est. / mo |
|---|---|---|
| Cherry | 12 months 9.99% APR | $395 |
| Cherry | 24 months 12.99% APR | $214 |
| CareCredit | 12 months 0% APR* | $375 |
| CareCredit | 24 months 17.99% APR | $225 |
Illustrative only. *CareCredit 0% APR is for qualified applicants on 12-month plans. Actual terms depend on the provider’s approval and your credit profile.
Pay monthly, on terms that fit.
We work with three trusted lenders so more people qualify. Declined by one? Another often says yes. Your $500 certificate can be presented to a participating provider alongside any plan.
Cherry
60-second application
- Approval
- 80% approval rate
- Credit
- 520 minimum score
- Check
- No hard credit check
- Up to
- Up to $10,000
- Fast 60-second application
- No hard credit check — it won’t affect your score
- 80% approval rate
- Low minimum credit score (520)
- Flexible monthly payment plans
CareCredit
0% promotional periods
- Approval
- Approval varies
- Credit
- 640 minimum score
- Check
- Hard credit check
- Up to
- Up to $25,000
- 0% promotional financing periods available
- Accepted at 225,000+ providers nationwide
- Usable across many healthcare needs
- Online account management
Proceed Finance
Larger treatments, longer terms
- Approval
- Approval varies
- Credit
- 600 minimum score
- Check
- Hard credit check
- Up to
- Up to $70,000
- Higher loan amounts for extensive treatment
- Longer repayment terms available
- Fixed interest rates
- No prepayment penalties
Free to earn.
A real head start.
Participating providers in our network honor the New Smile Guide certificate. It has no cash value on its own — but a participating provider can apply it toward your treatment, and any credit comes from that office, in writing, after they examine you.
$500
To present to a participating provider
- 01
Complete a free course
Finish any New Smile Guide implant course to unlock your certificate — no cost, no catch.
- 02
Claim your $500 certificate
It’s issued instantly and can be presented to a participating provider.
- 03
Bring it to a provider
Present it to a participating provider. It has no cash value on its own; any credit toward your treatment is up to that provider.
Coverage may reach further than you think.
Implant coverage has changed. Before you assume you’re paying everything out of pocket, it’s worth a benefits check.
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Many dental plans now contribute toward implants — often covering the crown or a share of the surgical fee, even when they historically excluded implants.
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Your specialist’s team can run a benefits check before you commit, so you know your out-of-pocket up front.
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FSA and HSA dollars can typically be used for implant treatment — pre-tax money toward your new smile.
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The $500 certificate is separate from insurance and financing; whether it applies is up to a participating provider.
The money questions patients ask most.
Straight answers on cost, coverage, and financing — no fine print, no pressure.
Talk to our teamHow much does a dental implant cost?
A single tooth implant typically ranges from $3,000 to $5,000, which includes the implant post, abutment, and crown. Multiple implants generally run $6,000 to $10,000, and full-arch solutions such as All-on-4 range from $20,000 to $35,000 per arch. Your final number depends on how many implants you need, whether bone grafting is required, and the materials you choose.
How much does All-on-4 or full-arch cost?
Full-arch restorations like All-on-4 typically cost $20,000 to $35,000 per arch. That covers four or more implants, the fixed full-arch prosthesis, and both the surgical and restorative phases. Because it replaces an entire arch of teeth on as few as four implants, it is often more cost-effective than replacing each tooth individually.
Are dental implants covered by insurance?
Increasingly, yes. Many dental plans now contribute toward implants — commonly covering the crown or a portion of the surgical fee, even when they historically excluded implants entirely. Your specialist’s team can verify your specific benefits before you commit, and FSA or HSA funds can typically be applied as well.
Can I finance dental implants with monthly payments?
Yes. We work with Cherry, CareCredit, and Proceed Finance to spread treatment across affordable monthly payments. Cherry offers a 60-second application with no hard credit check and an 80% approval rate. CareCredit offers 0% promotional financing periods for qualified applicants. Proceed Finance handles larger treatments up to $70,000 with longer terms.
Do I need good credit to get approved?
Not necessarily. Cherry accepts credit scores as low as 520 and runs no hard credit check, so applying will not affect your score. CareCredit generally looks for around 640 and Proceed Finance around 600. Because approval standards differ, many patients who are declined by one partner are approved by another.
How does the $500 certificate work?
Complete any free New Smile Guide course and you earn a $500 certificate to present to a participating provider. It has no cash value on its own; whether it applies toward your treatment, and how, is up to the participating provider you choose. It does not change the price we quote â any credit comes from that office, in writing, after they examine you.
Why do you show price ranges instead of one price?
Because an honest implant price depends on your specific mouth — how many teeth are involved, whether the jaw needs grafting, the materials chosen, and your provider and region. Anyone quoting a single flat price online is guessing. We publish transparent ranges so you can budget realistically, then get an exact quote at your consultation.
Start with the $500 head start.
Take a free course, earn your certificate, and walk into your consultation already knowing the numbers — and how you’ll pay for it.