Think about how you pay for a car or a home repair. Most people spread the cost out, and most of our implant patients do the same. We partner with several third-party lenders so you can find monthly payments that suit your budget.
Option | What to know |
Proceed Finance | No-collateral loans with repayment terms of up to 96 months for qualified patients. Minimum requirements include $24,000 or more in gross annual income and a satisfactory credit report. |
CareCredit | Finance up to 100% of care with no upfront cost, no annual fee, and no prepayment penalty. No-interest plans of 3, 6, 12, and 18 months are available if the balance is paid within the promotional period. Online decision in seconds. |
LendingClub | Borrow up to $40,000 with fixed rates and fixed monthly payments, funds within 24 hours of approval, and no application or prepayment fees. Must be 18 or older. |
Momnt | 100% financing with no money down, 6 to 24 month same-as-cash options, and soft credit pulls with instant pre-qualified offers. Funds can only be used at our practice. |
If your credit is average or slightly below, we can help you apply online and, in most cases, you will get a decision right away. See all of our financing options and how our office team can help you best understand your insurance benefits.
Bridges and dentures usually cost less on day one. Over time the comparison changes.
Curious which option fits your situation? Read our overview of dental implants vs. bridges or explore full-mouth dental implants.
Sometimes, and rarely in full. Because implants are often classified as elective, dental insurance may cover only a portion of the treatment, or none of it. Coverage varies by plan. Our office does not participate in Medicaid or Medicare, and dental insurance may cover only part of implant treatment, if anything.
Our staff can help you understand what your plan may contribute before you commit to anything. Call 215-273-3223.
A single-tooth implant, including the post, abutment, and crown, commonly falls between $3,000 and $6,000 in the United States. Grafting, extractions, and sedation are additional if you need them. Your written quote after an exam is the only number that reflects your case.
At our practice, full-mouth implant prices start at $25,000 for a top or bottom arch. The final figure depends on your bone, the prosthetic chosen, and any preparatory procedures.
Removable dentures cost the least upfront. Implant-supported options cost more initially but avoid many of the ongoing problems of loose dentures and bone loss. We can walk you through a range of options during your consultation.
For many patients, yes. Implants replace the root as well as the tooth, help protect the jawbone, and let you eat and speak with confidence. It helps to weigh the upfront cost against the long-term costs of replacing bridges or dentures and of continued bone loss.
A range is a starting point. A consultation gives you the real number, a clear plan, and financing that fits.
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