What’s in an implant quote
A single-tooth quote has three parts. Only the practice fee for one implant has a published number. That number is not a total of the other lines.
| Line | What it covers | Figure |
|---|---|---|
| Single implant | Practice fee for one implant | $1,585–$1,919 depending on insurance |
| Implant post | The part that replaces the tooth root | priced at your consultation |
| Abutment | The connector that supports the replacement tooth | priced at your consultation |
| Crown | The replacement tooth | priced at your consultation |
The single-implant figure is the practice fee for one implant. It is not a sum of the other lines. Any line without a number is priced at your consultation.
Add-ons that can change the total
Bone graft, extraction, and sedation are not in the single-implant figure above. None of them has a published price. Each is priced at your consultation, and any of them can change the total.
| Add-on | Figure | Effect on the total |
|---|---|---|
| Bone graft | priced at your consultation | Can change the total |
| Extraction | priced at your consultation | Can change the total |
| Sedation | priced at your consultation | Can change the total |
In this guide
Key takeaways
- A single dental implant at Northern Smiles is $1,585–$1,919 depending on insurance.
- That figure is the practice fee for one implant. The post, the abutment, and the crown are priced at your consultation where no number is published.
- A bone graft, an extraction, or sedation can change the total. None of those has a published price here.
- All-on-4 is $16,500 per arch. The denture alone is about $15,000.
- Compare quotes by the treatment and the lines included. Your fee is the written one from an exam, after insurance is checked.
What a dental implant is
A dental implant is a device placed in the jaw to support a crown, a bridge, or a denture. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration describes the implant body as the part that replaces the tooth root, and the abutment, usually with a fixation screw, as the part that supports the artificial tooth. Most systems are titanium or zirconium oxide. Healing of the implant body may take several months or longer.
What changes the fee
The published single-implant range depends on insurance. The total also moves when more than one tooth is being replaced, or when a bone graft, an extraction, or sedation is part of the plan. Those add-ons are priced at your consultation.
Phoenix and other Arizona cities
A quote from Phoenix and a quote from another Arizona city can be set side by side only when they cover the same treatment and the same lines. The city on the page does not set the fee. The exam, the plan, and what is included do.
Full-mouth, full-arch, and All-on-4
Full-mouth treatment and a full-arch restoration are different plans from a single implant. All-on-4 dental implants are one full-arch option: teeth supported on four implants.
At Northern Smiles, All-on-4 is $16,500 per arch. The denture alone is about $15,000.
Some cases are better served by more implants. The exam and a 3D scan come first, rather than the option you arrived with. Read what All-on-4 involves and the implant denture service.
What insurance changes
The $1,585–$1,919 range depends on insurance. Benefits are verified, and the fee is written down, before treatment starts. What a plan pays is specific to that plan. This page does not estimate a percentage, or a dollar amount, that a plan will cover.
The consultation
The visit that produces your number is an exam with 3D imaging, so position can be mapped before placement. You are told whether you are a candidate or a graft is needed. The figure is put in writing after insurance is checked. The steps are the ones on the dental implants page.
Financing
We accept the CareCredit credit card, which offers special financing on qualifying purchases. You apply directly with CareCredit. Subject to credit approval. See carecredit.com for details.
How to compare implant quotes
Use the same treatment in each quote. Then check the lines.
- Compare a single implant with a single implant, and an All-on-4 total with an All-on-4 total.
- Ask which lines are included and which are priced at your consultation.
- Ask whether a bone graft, an extraction, or sedation sits inside the number.
- Ask for the fee in writing after insurance is checked.
- Compare Phoenix quotes by what they include, not by a city average.
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Address
7501 N 16th St Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ 85020
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Hours
- Monday 07:30 AM–4:20 PM
- Tuesday 08:30 AM–5:30 PM
- Wednesday 07:30 AM–2:00 PM
- Thursday 07:30 AM–3:20 PM
- Friday 07:00 AM–2:00 PM
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Phone
(602) 944-9197
How we approach implant fees at Northern Smiles
Planning starts with an exam and 3D imaging. You are told up front whether you are a candidate or a graft is needed. The full figure goes in writing, with insurance verified, before treatment starts. That is the order on our dental implants page, which also describes placement, healing while the bone integrates (three to six months on that page), then the abutment and crown.
A graft, an extraction, or sedation, when it is part of the plan, is priced at your consultation and can change the total.
Related services
Dental implants
Exam, 3D imaging, and a written fee before treatment starts.
Read moreAll-on-4 dental implants
Fixed full-arch teeth on four implants. $16,500 per arch.
Read moreImplant dentures
Full-arch options, including All-on-4, after an exam and a 3D scan.
Read moreWhat is All-on-4?
How a full arch can be supported on four implants.
Read moreMeet Dr. Troy Stansberry, DDS
Dentist at Northern Smiles Dentistry in Phoenix.
Read moreFrequently asked questions
How much do dental implants cost in Phoenix?
A single dental implant at Northern Smiles is $1,585–$1,919 depending on insurance. That is the practice fee for one implant at the north Phoenix office. It is not a city average, and it is not a sum of separate line items. The written fee for your mouth comes after an exam, once insurance has been checked.
What is in a single implant quote?
A single-tooth quote lists an implant post, an abutment, and a crown. At Northern Smiles those three lines are priced at your consultation. The published fee for one implant is $1,585–$1,919 depending on insurance. That fee is not presented as the sum of the three lines. A bone graft, an extraction, or sedation can change the total, and none of those has a published price on this page.
How much is All-on-4?
All-on-4 at Northern Smiles is $16,500 per arch. The denture alone is about $15,000. All-on-4 is one way to replace a full arch. Some cases are better served by more implants. An exam and a 3D scan decide which plan fits. The single-implant range on this page is a different treatment and should not be compared with the All-on-4 total as if they were the same job.
How do I compare implant quotes?
Compare the same treatment first. A single implant and an All-on-4 total are different plans. Ask which lines are included and which are priced at your consultation. Ask whether a bone graft, an extraction, or sedation sits inside the number. Ask for the fee in writing after insurance is checked. Compare Phoenix quotes by what they include, not by a city average.
Do you offer financing?
We accept the CareCredit credit card, which offers special financing on qualifying purchases. You apply directly with CareCredit. Subject to credit approval. See carecredit.com for details.
Sources
Clinical terms in this article come from the primary source below. Dollar figures are Northern Smiles practice fees, not figures from that page. Links verified current as of October 21, 2026.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration — Dental Implants: What You Should Know. https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/dental-devices/dental-implants-what-you-should-know
Supports: A dental implant is a device placed in the jaw to support a crown, bridge, or denture. The implant body replaces the tooth root. The abutment, usually with a fixation screw, supports the artificial tooth. Most systems are titanium or zirconium oxide. Healing of the implant body may take several months or longer. The page does not publish Northern Smiles fees.
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