The cost of implant treatment involves more than just the implant itself. You also pay for the initial consultation, X-rays or a 3D scan. Sometimes preparatory treatments such as an extraction or bone augmentation are needed. Temporary crowns or a temporary restoration also involve costs. After placement, there are check-ups and possibly aftercare appointments. Some practices also charge laboratory costs for custom-made components. You will always receive an itemised cost estimate in advance. Also ask whether there are costs associated with aftercare or repairs. Your health insurer may sometimes reimburse part of the costs under your supplementary cover. Transparency about costs is essential for good preparation.
Implants - Costs and Reimbursement
What additional costs are involved in implant treatment?
Think of consultations, X-rays, temporary crowns and aftercare.