How Much Do Dental Implants Cost in NJ?

At Englewood Dentistry, a complete single-tooth dental implant treatment is approximately $5,500, including the implant, abutment, and crown. Your final cost may vary if additional treatment, such as bone grafting, is needed. After your consultation and imaging, we provide a clear treatment plan and review the expected cost before treatment begins.

What you're actually paying for

Dental implant treatment typically involves several components: the implant placed in the jaw, the abutment that connects to it, and the final crown or restoration. When comparing implant prices, it is important to ask exactly what is included, because some advertised prices may refer to only one component of treatment.

At Englewood Dentistry, we review the expected cost of your complete treatment plan before moving forward. Dr. Ahmed uses digital X-rays and our 3Shape scanner to plan each case carefully and explain what is included in your recommended treatment.

What can affect the total cost of a dental implant?

• Bone condition. If there is not enough healthy bone to support an implant, bone grafting may be recommended before or at the time of implant placement. Any additional cost will depend on the type and extent of grafting needed.
• Number of teeth. Replacing multiple neighboring teeth does not always require one implant for every missing tooth. In some cases, implants can support a bridge or another type of restoration, which changes the overall treatment plan and cost.
• The restoration type. A single implant crown, an implant-supported bridge, and an implant-supported denture involve different treatment plans and costs.
• Location in the mouth. The location of the missing tooth can affect treatment planning, implant positioning, restorative materials, and cosmetic considerations.

Comparing implants, bridges, and dentures

Dental implants generally have a higher upfront cost than removable dentures and may cost more initially than some bridge options. However, implants can offer significant long-term value for appropriate candidates because they are designed to replace missing teeth without relying on neighboring teeth for support.

A traditional bridge uses neighboring teeth for support, while dentures are removable and may require adjustments over time. Dental implants are placed in the jaw and support a crown or other restoration independently. The best option depends on your oral health, treatment needs, goals, and budget.

Does dental insurance cover implants?

Dental insurance coverage for implants varies significantly by plan. Some plans may contribute toward certain portions of implant treatment, while others may exclude implants or apply deductibles, annual maximums, waiting periods, or other limitations.

Before treatment begins, our team can review your insurance benefits and help you understand your estimated out-of-pocket cost. Insurance benefits are subject to the terms and eligibility requirements of your individual plan.

Making implant treatment more manageable

Englewood Dentistry offers financing options including Cherry, CareCredit, and Sunbit to help eligible patients spread treatment costs over time. Available payment plans, promotional financing, monthly payments, and terms depend on eligibility and the financing provider.

You can learn more about available options on our financial information page, or ask our team to review financing choices with you before treatment begins.

The next step

The best way to determine your individual implant cost is through an exam and appropriate imaging. We'll evaluate your bone, the location of the missing tooth, and your restorative needs, then review a personalized treatment plan and expected cost with you. Patients visit our Englewood office from Teaneck, Fort Lee, and throughout Bergen County for implant consultations.