One missing tooth.
One permanent fix. $1,999.

An implant replaces the missing tooth without compromising the teeth on either side of it.

When a tooth is extracted or lost, the body has three replacement options: a removable partial denture, a fixed bridge that uses the two adjacent teeth as anchors, or an implant that integrates directly with the jaw bone. Each works in the short term — but only one of them preserves the surrounding teeth and the underlying bone over a multi-decade horizon. A bridge requires that the two healthy neighbor teeth be ground down to receive crowns, permanently altering teeth that had no problem before the procedure. A partial denture sits on the gum line and accelerates bone resorption underneath. An implant is the only option that replaces the root structure of the missing tooth, which is what keeps the jaw bone stimulated and prevents the slow facial structural changes that follow long-term tooth loss.

The procedure itself is straightforward at a specialty center: a 60-90 minute appointment for placement, a 3-4 month healing period while the titanium fixture integrates with bone (osseointegration), then a single follow-up visit to attach the abutment and the porcelain crown. Most patients return to work the next day. The all-inclusive $1,999 covers the implant fixture, the abutment, the crown, the consultation, and the 3D CT scan — meaning the price you're quoted at the consultation is the price you pay. Where additional work is required (extraction of the failing tooth, bone graft, or sinus lift), we tell you that price up front, before any procedure begins, never as a surprise on a later invoice.

The implant brand we use is Neodent (Straumann group) — a premium Swiss-engineered fixture that we deliberately chose over the budget alternatives that drive other clinics' lower-quote pricing. Neodent's surface treatment shortens the integration window, and Straumann's published long-term clinical data is the strongest in the industry. The crown is fabricated by a US-based dental lab using a digital workflow from our 3D scan, color-matched to your existing teeth, and seated by our specialty team.