Cost of titanium dental implants
The average cost of a dental implant is between $2,000 and $6,000 per tooth. However, titanium implants cost less to manufacture, and thus are not as expensive for dental procedures.
The exact cost of a titanium implant will depend on the number of teeth being treated, your location, and your provider. The cost of X-rays, crowns, anesthesia, abutments, and tooth extraction are separate.
Certain dental insurance plans do cover implant surgery. You will need to discuss with your dentist out-of-pocket costs. Ensure to discuss with your provider about the entire cost before deciding to proceed with the surgery. They may offer self-pay discounts to help reduce the cost.
Conclusion
Titanium implants are considered safe and effective. They are the most common types of implants for many reasons including their durability and cost. Titanium dental implants last for years and are even considered permanent as long as you take proper care and clean them regularly like you would your normal teeth. Ensure to discuss with your dentist your options before making a final decision.
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