The Cost of Dental Implants
in Prescott Valley, AZ

Our Prescott Valley Dentist Offers Dental Implants Near You

Dental implants represent a significant investment in your long-term oral health and quality of life. At Larson Dental in Prescott Valley, we provide comprehensive implant services with transparent pricing based on your specific treatment requirements. 

Our dedicated dental team is committed to making this transformative procedure accessible through various payment and financing solutions. For a personalized cost assessment or to schedule a consultation, contact our Prescott Valley dental practice at (928) 237-9064 to explore how dental implants can restore both the function and aesthetic appeal of your smile.

Dr. Seth Larson

Dr. Seth Larson, DDS is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, and a member of the Omicron Kappa Upsilon Dental Honor Society. Along with being an active member in the American Dental Association and International College of Oral Implantologists, Dr. Larson stays up to date on the latest dental implant technology and oral sedation techniques to help his patients feel as comfortable as possible throughout the procedure. Dr. Larson’s goal is to give his patients that beautiful and robust smile they’ve always wanted.

How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?

A single dental implant and associated treatment range from $3,000 to $5,000. However, the comprehensive cost of your treatment will depend on several variables, including the quantity of implants required, the specific implant technology utilized, and the complexity of your case.

Factors That Influence Dental Implant Cost

Several elements contribute to the total investment for your dental implant treatment:

• Number of Implants: Multiple implants naturally increase the total cost. Replacing a missing tooth is more economical than addressing multiple teeth with individual implants.
• Implant Material: Dental implants are crafted from various materials, primarily titanium or zirconia. Titanium implants are more prevalent and generally more cost-effective than their zirconia counterparts.
• Implant Brand: Various manufacturers offer implant systems at different price points. Well-established brands may command a premium for their implant technologies.
• Implant Size and Type: The dimensions and category of the implant suited to your specific needs will affect the cost. Mini dental implants or specialized variants may require a higher investment than standard options.
• Implant Placement Location: Implants can be positioned in either the upper or lower jaw, and their precise location within the jawbone affects procedural complexity. Posterior (back) implants often present greater challenges and may incur higher costs due to their proximity to critical anatomical structures.
• Pre-implant Procedures: Preparatory treatments such as periodontal therapy or bone augmentation may be necessary and will influence the total investment.
• Anesthesia and Sedation: Your chosen method of anesthesia or dental sedation impacts the cost. General anesthesia or IV sedation typically requires a greater investment than local anesthesia.
• Geographic Location: Implant costs vary by region, even within the same country. Areas with elevated costs of living generally correspond to higher dental implant fees.
• Clinician’s Experience: Highly experienced and reputable implant specialists may command premium fees reflective of their proficiency and established success rates.
• Dental Insurance Coverage: Select dental insurance plans may partially offset implant costs, potentially reducing your financial responsibility, though coverage provisions vary considerably.

If you still have questions about being able to afford dental implants, call our Prescott Valley dentist’s office at (928) 237-9064.

Additional Considerations for Dental Implants

Beyond the core implant cost, several associated elements may factor into your comprehensive treatment plan:

• Consultation and Comprehensive Examination: Prior to treatment initiation, patients typically require a thorough consultation and assessment with a dental professional. During this appointment, our Prescott Valley dentist will evaluate your existing dentition and oral health to determine optimal treatment strategies. Consultation fees vary based on practice standards and location.
• Diagnostic Imaging: Implant therapy frequently necessitates radiographic analysis and advanced digital imaging to facilitate precise treatment planning and optimal implant positioning within the jawbone. Costs reflect the sophistication of technology employed.
• Surgical Placement: The surgical phase of implant placement represents a significant component of treatment costs. The investment correlates with case complexity, implant system utilized, and practice location.
• Prosthetic Components: Following implant integration, an abutment (connecting element) is attached to the implant to support the final restoration (the visible portion). The investment in these components depends on the restoration type selected, such as a crown, bridge, or prosthesis.
• Post-operative Care: Patients typically require multiple follow-up appointments to monitor healing progression and for restoration placement. The cumulative cost of these appointments varies by practice and location.

Dental Insurance and Financing Options

Insurance coverage for dental implants varies considerably depending on individual policies. Many dental plans do not cover the entire cost of implant therapy, though some may contribute toward initial consultation expenses or offer reduced rates for certain implant procedures.

For patients unable to accommodate the full investment upfront, various financing solutions are available. Many dental practices offer payment plans with minimal or no interest. Patients may also explore specialized healthcare financing through options such as Care Credit, Lending Club Patient Solutions, or Wells Fargo Health Advantage Credit Card.

Contact our Prescott Valley dental office today at (928) 237-9064 to discuss our insurance policies and schedule your comprehensive implant consultation.

Dental Insurance

Dental insurance is one of the best ways to reduce your out-of-pocket costs for dental procedures. Drs. Larson accept most major insurance plans including:

• Delta Dental
• Cigna
• Aetna
• Humana
• MetLife
• And more 

We will work with your insurance provider to maximize your benefits and determine your exact copays and deductibles.

Some key things to know about using your dental insurance at Larson Dental:

• Bring your insurance card to your appointment so Drs. Larson can verify your coverage.
• Understand your plan’s limitations, exclusions, waiting periods, and frequency limits on services. The team at Larson Dental can help explain your benefits.
• For multi-stage treatments like braces, you may need to verify that the insurance you have now will still be active when treatment is completed.
• Keep in mind that insurance doesn’t cover 100% of the costs. You will likely have out-of-pocket expenses like copays, coinsurance, or deductibles.
• Checking your dental insurance coverage before your appointment can help you budget for any out-of-pocket costs you may have.

CareCredit

For patients without dental insurance or who need help covering insurance copays and deductibles, Larson Dental proudly accepts CareCredit. CareCredit is a third-party financing option that works like a credit card specifically for healthcare expenses.

Some of the many benefits of CareCredit include:

• No upfront costs – you can start treatment right away before paying.
• Low monthly payments – you can pay off the balance over six, 12, 18, or 24 months.
• No interest plans – if paid in full within the promotional time frame.
• Can be used repeatedly – for follow-up appointments or with family members.

Applying for CareCredit is easy and only takes a few minutes. Apply at Larson Dental on the CareCredit website, or over the phone. You’ll typically get a credit decision within seconds.

CareCredit helps make the treatments recommended by Drs. Larson more accessible by giving you time to pay off dental expenses gradually. It’s key for patients who need extensive treatment plans involving implants, braces, dentures, or cosmetic procedures.