A complete implant tooth has three parts: the titanium implant in your jaw, the abutment that connects to it, and the crown you see and chew with. The $699 price covers the implant itself — the surgical foundation — plus your consultation exam and X-rays.
The implant post anchors below the gum line; the abutment and crown complete the tooth above it.
Every implant needs a CT scan to plan its exact position in your jaw, and that scan is priced separately. The abutment and crown are custom parts, so they're quoted for your specific tooth at your consultation, in writing, before anything is scheduled. If you'd like sedation, that's priced separately too. No surprises on the day of treatment — that's the whole point.
Eligibility: For patients whose consultation confirms they are candidates for a standard implant placement. Some situations (such as insufficient bone) may require additional procedures that are quoted separately.
$699 Dental Implant Offer
$699
Included in this price
Titanium dental implant (the post placed in your jaw)
Implant consultation exam
X-rays
Priced separately
CT scan (3D imaging used to plan the implant's position)
Abutment (the connector)
Crown (the visible tooth)
Sedation
$699 covers the titanium implant post, implant consultation exam, and X-rays. The CT scan used to plan the implant's position, the abutment and crown that complete your tooth — and sedation, if you choose it — are priced separately and quoted in writing at your consultation before any treatment begins.
No mystery math — three lines, each visible before you commit to anything.
1Titanium implant post$699
The surgical foundation — includes your consultation exam and X-rays.
2Abutment + crownquoted in writing
Custom parts sized to your tooth — priced line-by-line at your consultation, before anything is scheduled. The CT scan that plans your implant's position, and sedation if you choose it, are listed the same way.
=Your complete written totalyours to take home
One itemized document. Compare it, sleep on it, or bring it to us as a second opinion on someone else's quote.
How to use the offer
1
Book a consultation
Exam and X-rays are included in the offer price; the CT scan that plans your implant's position is quoted separately.
2
Get your written plan
Implant, abutment, crown, and any prep work, each itemized.
3
Decide on your timeline
Proceed, finance, or take the plan home to think it over.
Completing the tooth: ask about our $499 Porcelain Crown. $499 applies to a porcelain-fused-to-metal crown. If your tooth needs a build-up to support the crown, that is priced separately and quoted before treatment.
Monthly payment plans available through third-party financing partners, subject to credit approval. See financing options
Offer questions, answered
What does the $699 dental implant offer include?
The $699 dental implant special applies to the surgical placement of the titanium implant post only. It does not include the abutment, crown, or sedation — those parts are specific to your case and billed separately. During your consultation you receive a personalized treatment plan that spells out the full cost of your case before any work begins.
Does dental insurance cover implants?
Coverage varies by plan. Some dental insurance plans cover parts of the procedure — such as extractions, the abutment, or the crown — but many plans do not cover the implant post itself. Our team will help you understand your plan and maximize any available benefits.
What is included in the cost of a dental implant?
A complete dental implant typically involves the implant post, abutment, crown, imaging, surgery, and follow-up visits. Promotional offers often cover only part of that — our $699 special, for example, covers the titanium implant post only and does not include the abutment, crown, or sedation — so always ask for an itemized quote.
Why is my implant quote higher or lower than average?
If a quote is significantly below average, check what is excluded — imaging, the crown, or a bone graft are common omissions. If a quote is higher, it may reflect more advanced techniques or materials.
Find out what your complete tooth would cost
One consultation gives you the full written picture — implant, abutment, crown, and financing options — with no obligation.
