Cost & financing
Implant treatment, on a monthly budget.
Most patients don't pay for implant treatment all at once. Between third-party financing and dental insurance contributions, a written plan usually turns one big number into a manageable monthly one. Here's how each piece works.
Monthly payment plans
We work with three financing partners. Each offers payment plans subject to credit approval — your consultation includes help applying, and approval takes minutes, not days.
Cherry
Application takes minutes with a soft credit check to see options. Subject to credit approval.
Sunbit
Designed for everyday healthcare expenses with high approval flexibility. Subject to credit approval.
CareCredit
A healthcare credit card accepted across many dental and medical practices. Subject to credit approval.
Specific rates, terms, and promotional plans are set by the lenders and change over time — we'll walk through current options at your visit rather than quote numbers here that might be outdated by the time you read them.
Dental insurance
Many HMO and PPO dental plans contribute toward parts of implant treatment — commonly the crown, extractions, or imaging, and sometimes a portion of the implant itself. Coverage varies widely by plan. Bring your insurance details to your consultation and we'll verify your benefits and show exactly where they apply in your written plan.
The $699 implant offer and financing
The $699 implant offer (titanium implant, consultation exam, and X-rays — CT scan, abutment, crown, and sedation priced separately) can be combined with financing, so even the complete tooth can be paid monthly.
Common financing questions
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.
Get your numbers in writing
Your consultation ends with an itemized plan and real financing options — decide at home, not in the chair.