Cost of Dental Implants | Dental Arts of Locust Grove

Cost of Dental Implants Form

Implants Needed
The total cost will depend on the number of teeth. Multiple implants will cost more than a single implant. If multiple teeth are involved in the treatment, the plan of action may need to be changed. This could involve bridgework or other restorations.
Type of Implant
There are several types of implants. Your consultation will determine the right option for you. Standard implants are most commonly used, but other options may be available depending on the patient's needs and dental condition. Each type comes with its own set of costs.
Additional Procedures
Other procedures, such as sinus lifts or bone grafts, may be required to ensure that the implant is successful. A bone graft is sometimes required if the jawbone thickness is insufficient or the softness is too great. This will create a stable foundation for the implant. If implants are being placed in the upper mouth, especially in the area around the molars or premolars, sinus lifts may be required. These procedures are expensive but necessary for the success of the implants in the long term.
Materials Used
Costs can be affected by the quality of materials used in the implant and crown. Implants are usually made from titanium, a biocompatible material that integrates well into bone. Crowns are made of various materials, including porcelain, ceramics, and metal alloys. The higher quality materials are more durable and provide a better aesthetic, but can be expensive.
Experience and Expertise
Our experience in implant dentistry can help you get the best care possible, and this will affect the cost. A dentist best performs dental implants with extensive experience and field training. This will reduce the chances of complications and ensure the longevity of your implants. The cost of this level of expertise may be higher, but it is worth the investment in your oral health.

Dr. Soren Michaelsen was born and raised in Norman, OK. He attended the University of Oklahoma and Brigham Young University during his undergraduate studies. After acceptance into the OU College of Dentistry, Dr. Michaelsen and his wife Natalie, a native of Broken Arrow, were excited to be able to move back home to the Sooner State.

Immediately after receiving his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree, Dr. Michaelsen began his private practice in Catoosa where he plans to enjoy a long career serving and caring for the dental needs of Catoosa and the surrounding communities.