Dental Implants Cost
Wondering how much dental implants cost in Littleton, CO? Dr. Steven Krendl of Colorado Dental Arts is ready to provide your personalized price quote.
See what factors into the cost of dental implants—and what our team can do to keep your treatment affordable—during your consultation.
How Much Do Dental Implants Cost in Colorado?
Every smile and every dental practice are different, but on average in Colorado, the cost of a dental implant to replace a single tooth is about $3,000 to $4,500. This average price point includes a dental crown, the dental implant itself, and the abutment.
The cost of dental implants at our Littleton, CO, dental office is competitive, and we accept flexible financing to make implants feasible on any budget.
Get Your Dental Implant Estimate During a Consultation With Dr. Krendl
Our Littleton team values transparency. As much as we’d like to tell you how much dental implants will cost you right here, the truth is that too many factors are at play to say without meeting you in person.
When you visit our office for your consultation, you’ll be meeting with Dr. Steven Krendl, a member of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. Dr. Krendl will listen as you explain your concerns and goals, then thoroughly evaluate your needs to determine your candidacy. If dental implants are right for you, the two of you will go over your treatment options. You’ll leave your consultation with a personalized implant cost quote in hand.
Begin your journey to a complete smile by requesting your consultation today. You can do so by contacting us online or calling our office.
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Dental Implant Cost Factors
Obviously, the primary factor that will influence the cost of replacing teeth with implants is how many implants you will require. If you are only missing a single tooth, you will only need one implant and one abutment. However, restoring more than one tooth will require more implants and abutments, which increases your overall treatment cost.
Some patients qualify for dental implants right away, while others require preparatory procedures before they can receive implants. If we need to extract natural teeth or augment your jawbone with bone grafting, that will increase the cost of your treatment. Also, if you choose to undergo sedation during surgery, that increases your costs as well.
The dental restoration is the prosthetic that Dr. Krendl will attach to your dental implants. Depending on the extent of your tooth loss, you may require an implant-supported crown, bridge, or denture. Generally speaking, the larger the dental restoration, the more it costs. Also, certain restorations are made of materials that cost more than others.
Will Dental Insurance Cover Implants?
Implants themselves are rarely covered by insurance but your crown, bridge, or denture will likely be at least partially covered.
Our team at Colorado Dental Arts in Littleton, CO, is experienced with dental insurance and can help you maximize your benefits.
You Can Afford
Dental Implants
Thanks to CareCredit Financing
For dental implant costs that are not covered by insurance, we can help you secure financing through CareCredit®, a reputable lender that works like a credit card for dentistry. CareCredit offers no-interest and low-interest payment plans to qualifying patients, allowing you to pay off your treatment over several months.
Hear From Our Patients
Amy Jensen
Littleton, CO
2023
This is the most wonderful place, I can’t say enough. Dr. Krendall is very experienced, professional, and friendly. I could not have found a better dentist. The assistants and office staff are kind and helpful in all aspects. I was very pleased with the entire experience.
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Littleton, CO
2023
This is the most wonderful place, I can’t say enough. Dr. Krendall is very experienced, professional, and friendly. I could not have found a better dentist. The assistants and office staff are kind and helpful in all aspects. I was very pleased with the entire experience.
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Dental implants are titanium posts that replace lost tooth roots. Dr. Krendl surgically places implants directly into the jawbone. Over time, implants fuse with the bone, allowing them to securely support crowns, bridges, or dentures.
See Why Implants Are the Best Option
More Excellent Reviews Of Our Littleton Dentist
Colorado Crue
Littleton, CO
2023
Small practice with a focus on customer service - I'm so glad to have found them, a much better and more personal experience than what I received with the national providers. Well done AGAIN, Dental Arts!!
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Littleton, CO
2022
Wow I was dazzled! I love the way folks were listening to me. I was able to talk about my teeth health and find solutions. I was not dictated to one solution and such nice people and so friendly and considerate.
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