A complete new tooth for $1,789, right here in Sunrise.

A single implant is $1,789 complete: the implant, abutment and crown, with a 5-year warranty. You get your exact price in writing at the free consultation.

We accept most PPO plans and verify your benefits for you before your visit, so you know what is covered.

Yes. You can pay in full, or we can get you approved for financing with no interest. We go through the options with you at the consultation.

Yes. We do all your dental work, from cleanings and fillings to implants and full-arch teeth.

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The cost of a dental implant varies based on how many teeth you're replacing, whether you need additional procedures like a bone graft, and the type of restoration used. Because every case is different, the best way to get an accurate number is a consultation and exam. We're happy to review financing options and walk you through a clear, itemized estimate before any treatment begins.

Most patients are surprised by how manageable the process is. The procedure is done with local anesthesia, and sedation options are available if you feel anxious. Some soreness, swelling, or mild discomfort for a few days afterward is normal and usually controlled with over-the-counter or prescribed medication. We'll give you detailed aftercare instructions to keep you comfortable.

A dental implant typically involves placing a titanium post that needs time to fuse with your jawbone, a process called osseointegration, which often takes a few months. Once healed, the final crown or restoration is attached. Timelines vary depending on your bone health, the number of implants, and whether any preliminary procedures are needed. We'll map out a personalized timeline at your consultation.

Many adults with one or more missing teeth are good candidates. Healthy gums and adequate jawbone support success, though patients who've lost bone density may still qualify with a bone graft. Conditions like uncontrolled diabetes or heavy smoking can affect healing. An exam, including imaging, is the only way to know for sure, and we'll give you an honest assessment of your options.

With good oral hygiene and regular dental visits, dental implants can last many years, and the implant post itself is designed to be a long-term solution. The crown or restoration on top may need replacement over time due to normal wear. Caring for your implants like natural teeth, through brushing, flossing, and checkups, gives them the best chance of lasting.

Depending on your situation, alternatives include fixed bridges and removable partial or full dentures. Each option has trade-offs in terms of cost, comfort, bone preservation, and how natural it feels. Implants are often valued for their stability and because they help preserve jawbone, but we'll discuss every suitable option so you can make the choice that's right for you.

For many patients, implants are worth the investment because they restore chewing function, support facial structure, and can feel and look like natural teeth. They may cost more upfront than other options, but their durability and the way they help maintain jawbone can make them cost-effective over time. The right answer depends on your goals, health, and budget, which we'll explore together.