Financing & Cost
Transparent pricing and flexible financing. Here's exactly what implants cost and how to make them affordable.
All-inclusive pricing, published up front.
This is the whole list. Every figure covers the surgery, the implants, the abutments, the provisional, the final prosthesis and the warranty — there is no second number later.
Single Implant
Single implant placement — $4,000 with crown
Snap-On Dentures
Per arch — all-inclusive
Malo Bridge
Per arch — all-inclusive
$17,500/arch through Dec 31, 2026. $25,000/arch from Jan 1, 2027. Terms
Why we can publish these prices. We specialize exclusively in implants — no general dentistry overhead. Our high volume allows us to operate more efficiently without cutting corners on quality, materials, or care.
What the Malo Bridge costs now, and what it costs from January 2027
We publish both numbers, so you can see exactly what changes and when.
| Treatment | From Jan 1, 2027 | Through Dec 31, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Malo Bridge — per arch | $25,000 | $17,500 |
| Malo Bridge — both arches | $50,000 | $35,000 |
| Zygomatic or pterygoid implants, upper arch | Add $10,000 | |
| Fixed full arch — fifth or sixth implant | Quoted at consultation | |
Our single implant, snap-on denture and fixed full arch prices — $2,100, $8,000 and $13,000 per arch — are our regular published fees. They are not promotional and they are not changing on December 31 or on January 1.
The fine print, in plain language
- The $17,500 price applies to Malo Bridge treatment plans accepted on or before December 31, 2026.
- From January 1, 2027 the fee is $25,000 per arch. That is a scheduled increase to our own price, not a comparison to anyone else.
- Every price is all-inclusive on the same basis: the surgery, the implants, the abutments, the provisional, the final prosthesis and the warranty are in the number.
- Zygomatic and pterygoid cases carry the add-on above at either price.
- The $13,000 fixed full arch covers placement of four implants. Where your bone supports a fifth or sixth and that is the better plan for your bite, the additional implants are quoted separately — in writing, from your scan, before you commit to anything.
- Neither price changes your warranty terms in any way.
- Your exact fee is confirmed in writing at your consultation, before you commit to anything.
Flexible financing for every budget
We work with multiple financing partners to find a plan that fits your budget. Apply in minutes — most patients are approved same-day.
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Financing available through Proceed, Lending Club, Cherry, CareCredit, Covered Care, and several other lenders. Terms up to 120 months available, subject to credit approval.
* Monthly rates are estimates based on 120-month terms. Actual rates depend on credit approval and lender terms.
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A healthcare credit card accepted at our practice, with promotional financing options on qualifying purchases.
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Dental implants may be tax deductible
Under IRS Topic No. 502, dental expenses — including dental implants — are generally deductible as a medical expense in the tax year you pay for the procedure, provided your total medical expenses exceed 7.5% of your adjusted gross income.
The part people get wrong is that the floor comes off first. Only the spending above 7.5% of your AGI is deductible — not the whole bill. On a $100,000 income the first $7,500 of medical expense does not count, so $13,000 spent on a fixed full arch leaves $5,500 deductible, and in the 22% bracket that is roughly $1,210 off your tax, not $2,860.
It also only helps if you itemise. Most people take the standard deduction and get nothing here. Your own figures decide it, and they are not figures we can see.
We recommend speaking with a qualified tax professional to confirm your specific eligibility. We are happy to provide detailed invoices and documentation to support your tax filing.
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