It's the question that comes up most often before deciding on an implant, and the short answer is: it depends on three main factors — the number of teeth involved, whether a prior bone graft is needed, and the type of crown.
What makes an implant more expensive
The simplest case is a single implant with enough bone and a standard ceramic crown. The cost rises when the 3D scan shows a bone graft or sinus lift is needed before placing the implant, or when a full arch is rehabilitated with several implants at once.
Why we don't publish a fixed price
Any clinic offering a fixed price without having seen your mouth is guessing. A real quote can only be given after an X-ray study, and in many cases a 3D scan. What you can check in advance are the indicative ranges and simulate a financing instalment.
How it's financed
The clinic offers tailored financing, with monthly instalments subject to the finance provider's approval. The amount and term are adjusted to the real quote, not a generic figure.