How Much Do Full Mouth Dental Implants Cost?
Full mouth dental implants are designed to replace the upper row, bottom row, or an entire mouth of teeth. Not only are these devices comfortable, and stable, they can last a lifetime with proper care and maintenance.
Fortunately, ClearChoice offers affordable full mouth dental implants. We can also help provide customers with access to financing options through third-party financiers.
How Much Do Full Mouth Dental Implants Cost?
The average cost of fixed-full arch dental implants ranges from $23,000-$31,000².
Example of payments: 17 equal monthly payments of $55.56 and 1 payment of $55.48 per $1,000 borrowed. Loan amounts vary and may not cover the full cost of all types of treatment.
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²Average price paid nationwide including all available discounts for selected treatment. Additional charges for other require dentistry services. Doctor evaluation required.
What Factors Affect the Cost of Full Mouth Dental Implants?
There are several factors that can impact how much you might pay for full mouth implants, including:
Implant Material
The material used is a pivotal factor in the cost of full mouth dental implants. Some of the most common types of implant materials include titanium and zirconia.
Preliminary Procedures
Before you undergo a dental implant procedure, you may require a preparatory procedure, such as bone grafting, tooth extractions, or a sinus lift. If this is the case, you can expect to pay more for your implants.
Post-Procedure Care
While full mouth implants can last a lifetime, they do require long-term care. This means you’ll need to invest in routine maintenance and checkups, which may include exams, cleanings, and adjustments.
How to Finance the Cost of Your Full Mouth Dental Implants
At ClearChoice, we believe that finances shouldn’t interfere with quality dental care. To ensure full mouth dental implants are as affordable as possible, we partner with third-party financing companies who can design a custom plan that aligns with your budget.
If you’re interested in our dental implant financing options, you’re welcome to apply during your visit to a local ClearChoice office. You can prequalify in minutes and find out what you may qualify for without any negative impact to your credit. Depending on the provider and your unique situation, you may get approved that same day.
Are Full Mouth Dental Implants Worth the Cost?
If many or all of your teeth are missing, full mouth implants are worth the upfront investment. These long-lasting devices can prevent bone loss and improve your overall dental health. Full mouth implants may also improve your speech and ability to chew. In addition, they offer a natural look and feel that can restore your smile and confidence. Schedule a consultation at ClearChoice to learn more about our dental implant solutions.
Full Mouth Dental Implants Cost FAQs
How can I afford full mouth dental implants?
ClearChoice partners with third-party financing companies to make full mouth implants more affordable. We can create a payment plan that aligns with your budget and lifestyle.
Why do some types of full mouth implants cost more?
Factors like preliminary procedures and a more expensive material can increase the cost of full mouth implants. If you need bone grafting prior to the procedure, for example, you’ll pay more than someone who does not require any preparatory procedures.
Are dental implants more expensive than dentures?
Yes, dental implants usually cost more than dentures. However, they’re often well worth the additional investment as they’re far more comfortable and designed to last a lifetime.
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