Dental Implants Near You

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Where do you need dental implants?

83 cities and 34 states

Search for dental implants and you get every dentist in town. This list keeps only practices that Google lists as implant providers, periodontists, prosthodontists or oral surgeons, or that name implants themselves.

1089dental implant providers
$899–$4,999price published by 29
450implant provider
433implant periodontist

Before you go

Dental implants explained. A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth and holds an artificial tooth. This page summarizes what the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the American Dental Association (ADA) and the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) say about parts, steps, benefits and risks. This page is not medical advice.

Questions to ask before getting dental implants. Implants involve surgery and several months of healing, so it helps to ask questions first. The questions below draw on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the American Dental Association (ADA) and the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP). This page is not medical advice.

Cities with the most dental implant providers

San Antonio Texas Tucson Arizona Sacramento California San Diego California San Jose California Albuquerque New Mexico Charlotte North Carolina Raleigh North Carolina Los Angeles California Washington District of Columbia Fort Worth Texas Chicago Illinois

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What is missing, and why

Most practices do not publish implant prices. Where one does, we show it with a link to that page and the date we read it, and we say what it covers: the implant post alone, or implant, abutment and crown. We list single-implant prices only, because a full-arch treatment is a very different bill. Specials change, so check the practice page before you book. Coverage comes from the 48 largest metro areas. Nothing here is medical advice.