Dental Implants
from $4,000 each
Includes the implant, the abutment, a zirconia crown, and sedation. Nationally, a single restored implant runs $3,000 to $6,000, with a typical cost around $4,500.
About dental implants
What Do Dental Implants Cost in Edina, MN?
One Price. Everything Included.
Dental implants at Stacked Smiles start at $4,000 each, and Teeth in a Day starts at $35,000 per arch. Both prices include sedation and the final zirconia teeth, and Teeth in a Day includes every post-op visit. Your consultation confirms one total figure before anything is scheduled.
How much do dental implants cost at Stacked Smiles?
Two Starting Prices
Stacked Smiles publishes two starting prices: a dental implant from $4,000 each, covering the implant, abutment, zirconia crown, and sedation, and Teeth in a Day from $35,000 per arch, covering surgery, temporary and final zirconia teeth, sedation, and all post-op visits. The figure you confirm at your consultation is the figure you pay.
Teeth in a Day
from $35,000 per arch
Includes surgery, temporary teeth, final zirconia teeth, sedation, and every post-op visit. Replacing all of your top or all of your bottom teeth with full-arch fixed implant bridges, often referred to as All-on-4 or Teeth in a Day, costs on average $15,000 to $35,000 (or more) per arch. Compare what is included before you compare numbers.
About Teeth in a DayWhat is included in the price of dental implants?
What the Price Includes
A low advertised implant price often leaves out the steps that make the treatment work: sedation, extractions, removing infected bone or gum, the implant itself, and the temporary and final teeth. The Stacked Smiles price for Teeth in a Day covers all of those plus every post-op visit, so the total you hear at your consultation is the total you pay. All post-op visits and up to 3 sets of teeth are included in your initial charges, and you will not be asked for payment after the first visit if you accept our complete treatment plan.
At Stacked Smiles, we use an innovative, high-speed scanner and CBCT that, when combined with CAD/CAM software, provides a photo-realistic 3D digitalization of a patient’s face to create highly individualized, remarkably precise dental prostheses.
- Sedation
- Any extractions
- Removal of infected tissue, bone and gum
- Implant placement
- Temporary and final teeth, up to 3 sets
- Every post-op visit
Why do dental implant prices vary?
What Changes the Price
Dental implant prices move with four things: which teeth are being replaced, how many teeth and implants are involved, what preparatory work the mouth needs, and who makes the final teeth. Front teeth take more skill than back teeth, a full arch is priced as one unit, and an in-house lab removes a middleman. Two quotes compare only when they list the same steps.
Which teeth are being replaced
Front teeth are harder to make look natural and take more of the surgeon’s skill, so visible teeth tend to cost more and the surgery tends to run longer than a back tooth.
How many teeth and how many implants
One implant and crown is priced per tooth. A full arch is one price that covers as few as four implants and a complete set of teeth, which is why per-tooth math does not apply to it.
What has to happen first
Extractions, removing infected bone or gum, and grafting all add steps. At Stacked Smiles those steps are inside the Teeth in a Day price rather than billed as surprises later.
Who makes the teeth
Our zirconia teeth are designed and milled in our own lab by full-time technicians instead of being shipped out. It starts with a solid block of Prettau® Zirconia, which is hand-colored and polished to match natural teeth and gums, and anchored to the implants. Zirconia bridges achieve a bite and smile that is virtually indistinguishable from healthy, natural teeth and gums and are able to withstand significant pressure and resist chipping, fractures, and wear.
Will insurance or monthly payments cover dental implants?
Insurance and Monthly Payments
Dental insurance rarely pays for implants outright, but many plans cover part of the restorative work, and Stacked Smiles handles the paperwork. If our team cannot get $1,000 from your insurer toward Teeth in a Day, we credit that amount ourselves. Financing is available on approved credit; an arch has run about $300 to $400 a month and a full mouth about $675. Many of our patients are surprised to find out they may qualify for a completely new smile for as little as $250 a month.
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