There is no set answer to this question. The general answer is quite a bit compared to most other dental procedures. That's 10 to 15 times as much as a full denture. 2 Cost will depend on the particular dentist, number of teeth involved, location of involved teeth as well as any additional work the dentist must do. For example, persons requiring bone grafting or other special procedures would incur more expense.
Implants generally look and feel more natural than removable bridges.
Causes of failure Failures in dental implantation are often traced to insufficient professional education and continuing education, insufficient experience by the treating dentist or dental team, poor selection of patients for specific procedures. In properly performed implants long-term success depends largely on the continued health of the gums and jaw bone. Good dental care and avoiding premature stress on the implants are crucial for long lasting and healthy implants. Older, Less Expensive Choices Dentures and bridges have a lot going for them. You can get them fitted in a matter of weeks, the bill won't exceed a few thousand dollars and dental insurance usually will pay part of the cost.