ToothPrice dental cost transparency

How Much Does a Dental Implant Cost Without Insurance?

Typical cash-pay dental implant without insurance nationally is $1,500–$6,000. City prices below apply ToothPrice metro multipliers to that national range — not a quote from any office. Cost information only; we do not recommend treatment.

Estimated cash price in the US

Dental Implant · D6010–D6058

$1,500 – $6,000

Typical range for dental implant (before insurance). ADA CDT codes identify the procedure type on your bill.

  • Implant body only (D6010)$1,500 – $3,000
  • Implant + abutment (D6056)$2,500 – $4,500
  • Implant + crown (D6058)$3,500 – $6,000

How we estimate dental implant prices in US metros

ToothPrice ranges are editorial estimates — not a quote from your dentist. We start with national cash-pay benchmarks, apply a regional cost multiplier for US metros, and adjust for common sub-procedures (ADA codes D6010–D6058). Patient-submitted bills on this page are labeled separately and may not match every office.

Full process: ToothPrice methodology. Cost information only — not medical or dental advice.

Understanding dental implant quotes

Use this checklist when comparing cash-pay estimates. We do not recommend specific treatments — only help you read a bill.

What's typically included

  • Surgical placement of the implant post (fixture)
  • Standard follow-up during healing phase (varies by office)
  • Local anesthesia for surgical visit
  • Basic post-op instructions and one or more check visits

Common extra costs

  • Abutment and final crown (often a separate phase and fee)
  • Cone-beam CT or panoramic imaging
  • Bone grafting or sinus lift if needed
  • Tooth extraction before implant placement
  • Temporary restoration during healing
  • Sedation or IV anesthesia
  • Premium implant system or same-day loading upgrade

Questions to ask before accepting a quote

  • Does this quote include the crown and abutment, or only the implant post?
  • Is bone grafting included if I need it?
  • What imaging is required, and is it billed separately?
  • How many visits are included in the quoted fee?
  • What brand of implant is used, and what is the warranty?
  • What financing options exist for uninsured patients?

Get local dental price estimates

Dental prices can vary significantly based on treatment plans, provider experience, insurance coverage, and financing options. ToothPrice can help you compare realistic pricing before booking a consultation.

Cost information only — not medical or dental advice. Submitting this form may connect you with pricing resources; it is not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

Dental Implant cost by city

Select a metro for the city-adjusted cash-pay range, ADA codes, and local FAQs.

Typical cash-pay dental implant ranges for 50 US metros
CityTypical cash-pay range
Dental Implant cost in Albuquerque, NM$1,335–$5,340
Dental Implant cost in Arlington, TX$1,425–$5,700
Dental Implant cost in Atlanta, GA$1,470–$5,880
Dental Implant cost in Austin, TX$1,575–$6,300
Dental Implant cost in Baltimore, MD$1,650–$6,600
Dental Implant cost in Boston, MA$1,890–$7,560
Dental Implant cost in Charlotte, NC$1,455–$5,820
Dental Implant cost in Chicago, IL$1,575–$6,300
Dental Implant cost in Colorado Springs, CO$1,470–$5,880
Dental Implant cost in Columbus, OH$1,380–$5,520
Dental Implant cost in Dallas, TX$1,440–$5,760
Dental Implant cost in Denver, CO$1,650–$6,600
Dental Implant cost in Detroit, MI$1,395–$5,580
Dental Implant cost in El Paso, TX$1,290–$5,160
Dental Implant cost in Fort Worth, TX$1,410–$5,640
Dental Implant cost in Fresno, CA$1,455–$5,820
Dental Implant cost in Houston, TX$1,350–$5,400
Dental Implant cost in Indianapolis, IN$1,350–$5,400
Dental Implant cost in Jacksonville, FL$1,395–$5,580
Dental Implant cost in Kansas City, MO$1,380–$5,520
Dental Implant cost in Las Vegas, NV$1,500–$6,000
Dental Implant cost in Long Beach, CA$1,740–$6,960
Dental Implant cost in Los Angeles, CA$1,800–$7,200
Dental Implant cost in Louisville, KY$1,320–$5,280
Dental Implant cost in Memphis, TN$1,290–$5,160
Dental Implant cost in Mesa, AZ$1,455–$5,820
Dental Implant cost in Miami, FL$1,575–$6,300
Dental Implant cost in Milwaukee, WI$1,425–$5,700
Dental Implant cost in Minneapolis, MN$1,575–$6,300
Dental Implant cost in Nashville, TN$1,425–$5,700
Dental Implant cost in New Orleans, LA$1,410–$5,640
Dental Implant cost in New York, NY$2,100–$8,400
Dental Implant cost in Oakland, CA$1,920–$7,680
Dental Implant cost in Oklahoma City, OK$1,305–$5,220
Dental Implant cost in Omaha, NE$1,335–$5,340
Dental Implant cost in Philadelphia, PA$1,620–$6,480
Dental Implant cost in Phoenix, AZ$1,470–$5,880
Dental Implant cost in Portland, OR$1,680–$6,720
Dental Implant cost in Raleigh, NC$1,485–$5,940
Dental Implant cost in Sacramento, CA$1,650–$6,600
Dental Implant cost in San Antonio, TX$1,350–$5,400
Dental Implant cost in San Diego, CA$1,800–$7,200
Dental Implant cost in San Francisco, CA$2,100–$8,400
Dental Implant cost in San Jose, CA$1,980–$7,920
Dental Implant cost in Seattle, WA$1,830–$7,320
Dental Implant cost in Tampa, FL$1,485–$5,940
Dental Implant cost in Tucson, AZ$1,350–$5,400
Dental Implant cost in Tulsa, OK$1,275–$5,100
Dental Implant cost in Virginia Beach, VA$1,485–$5,940
Dental Implant cost in Washington, DC$1,800–$7,200

Ways to pay for dental care

Compare cash-pay, membership, and payment-plan options in our financing guide.

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Paying cash vs spreading the cost

Large dental implant quotes are often paid at the visit, through an office membership discount, or with a healthcare credit card or installment plan. Compare total cost and APR after any promotional window — not just the monthly payment. See the dental financing guide for how those options differ.

Frequently asked questions

  • Ask if the quote includes: extraction, bone graft, implant post, abutment, crown, CBCT scan, sedation, temps, and follow-ups. Implant-only ads exclude the crown—the visible tooth is often another $1,000–$2,000+. This is cost information only—not medical or dental advice.

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