Dental Implant Cost - Billings, MT

The cost to replace one missing tooth is much different than if you need to replace multiple teeth or a full arch. The more teeth that need to be replaced the higher the overall dental implant cost.

Those who have lived with tooth loss or suffered oral trauma may have less bone volume to hold the implant in place. Bone grafting restores proper volume and allows for implants to be placed successfully.

If you have failing, diseased, or severely damaged teeth, they will need to be extracted and replaced with dental implants. Those interested in implant supported dentures will also need to extract remaining teeth that may get in the way of a denture prosthesis.

Replacing teeth in certain areas of the mouth can prove more challenging than others. If you need to replace a tooth in the upper molar area or within the aesthetic “smile zone” the dental implant cost can vary due to the difficult nature of the procedure.

For dental implants to be successful, you must have a healthy oral structure. Patients affected by gum disease will need to seek treatment before replacing teeth with implants. This better ensures the dental implants will be successful and last in the long term.