Dogs can have tooth implants, but they are relatively rare and not as common as dental implants for humans. Dog teeth implants are also much less studied and they may not be the best course of action for many pups, especially considering that there’s conflicting evidence about their benefits.  In addition to that, dental implants for dogs are usually very expensive, as they’re generally not covered by pet insurance plans. Also, not all veterinary dentists have proper training and enough experience in this field. Teeth implants for dogs are usually inserted only if they’re medically needed to prevent bone loss or other severe problems, and never only for aesthetic purposes.