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Step 1
Consult a dentist who is trained in dental implants. Get an oral health exam to make sure you're a suitable candidate for the procedure.
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Step 2
Call various dentists and ask what their dental implants run. You may find that most charge about the same amount. If they are across the board, meet with several of the dentists to get a feel for their practice.
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Step 3
Understand that there are several factors that determine how much dental implants will cost. The dentist performing the surgery, the type of dental implants, the material used and the dental insurance coverage you have will all play a role.
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Step 4
Know that single implants can run you between $1,000 and $5,000. If you need a full-mouth reconstructive dental implant, it can cost $24,000 to $100,000.
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Step 5
Call your dental insurance company to see how much of the dental implant procedure will be covered. This will give you an idea of how the out-of-pocket expense will be.










Comments
TrishK said
on 8/5/2008 The cost of dental implants can also vary based on your location. You can check implant prices based on your zip code at http://www.dentalpricecompare.com . That way you can have more accurate pricing info