Our dental office prides itself on providing the right treatment for every patient. The price for implant-supported dentures is not standardized; instead, it is calculated by considering several individual factors. These factors are tied specifically to your unique dental health circumstances, financial capacity, and treatment choices:

• The specific number of implants needed. Depending on whether you’re opting for full or partial dentures and saving the density of your jawbone, the necessary number of implants may vary. On average, patients require four to eight implants to support their dentures sufficiently.
• The type of implant selected. The variety of implants has significantly broadened due to advancements in dental technology. Traditional implants are commonly chosen for denture support, as they provide stellar stability. Mini implants, on the other hand, are less expensive initially but may lack in providing more robust support, necessitating their replacement over time.
• The type of denture used. Similar to implants, numerous choices are available for denture materials. Though dentures made from premium materials may cost more, they generally provide a more natural appearance and have superior durability, promising long-lasting results.
• Preparatory procedures. Certain dental procedures may be necessary to prepare your oral cavity for implant-supported dentures adequately. These include tooth removal, root canal treatments, or grafting of bone or gum, and may add to the overall cost of treatment.