Affordable Dental Implants in Phoenix

A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth with a titanium post that fuses to the jawbone, then carries a crown made to match the teeth around it. Dr. Troy Stansberry, D.D.S., has placed thousands of implants and plans and places them in our North Phoenix office rather than referring you out to a separate surgeon — so the same team handles the surgery, the restoration and every follow-up visit. Planning begins with an exam and 3D imaging, so the position is mapped before anything is placed. A single implant in Phoenix typically runs $3,000 – $4,500; a full-arch restoration ranges from $12,500 – $45,000 depending on how many implants are needed and which materials are used. You get the full figure in writing, with your insurance verified, before treatment starts. Most cases run across several months: placement, three to six months of healing while the bone integrates, then the final crown.

Which approach suits you depends on how many teeth are missing and how much bone is available to work with.

• Single tooth implants — one post and one crown, replacing an individual missing tooth without touching the teeth on either side.
• All-on-4 dental implants — a full arch of teeth supported on four strategically angled implants, often possible without separate bone grafting.
• Full arch implants — for patients who have lost most or all of the teeth in the upper or lower jaw, replacing the whole arch on a set of implants.
• Full mouth dental implants — extensive restoration across both arches, planned as a single course of treatment.
• Teeth in a day — a provisional set of fixed teeth placed at the same visit as the implants, so you do not leave without teeth while the bone heals.

Dr. Stansberry will tell you which of these your bone and bite can actually support after an exam and 3D scan, rather than starting from the option you have read about.

This page covers single-tooth and multi-tooth implants. If you are replacing a whole arch, see implant-supported dentures in Phoenix; for removable full and partial plates, see dentures in Phoenix.

A single dental implant in Phoenix generally runs $3,000 to $6,000. That spread is wide because an "implant" is really three things — the post placed in the jaw, the abutment, and the crown on top — and because some mouths need work before any of it can happen.

What Moves the Number

How many teeth you are replacing, the implant materials used, and whether you need preliminary treatment such as bone grafting or an extraction. A jaw that has been missing a tooth for years has usually lost bone density there, and rebuilding that foundation adds both time and cost.

Comparing Against the Alternatives

Implants cost more up front than a bridge or dentures. They also do not need replacing on the same cycle, they do not rely on grinding down the healthy teeth on either side, and they preserve the jawbone that dentures leave to shrink. Replacing a full arch is usually better served by implant-supported dentures than by individual implants.

Paying For It

Coverage varies widely — many plans treat implants as a major service with an annual maximum well below the total. We accept most PPO plans and offer CareCredit financing so treatment can be spread out. See insurance and financing, or read our full guide to dental implant costs in Phoenix.

The only way to get your real number is an exam and a scan. We will tell you what your case needs before you commit to anything.

We verify your insurance and give you the full figure in writing before treatment begins, and we offer CareCredit financing.

For the full breakdown, including what insurance typically contributes, see dental implant costs in Phoenix and our insurance and financing options.

Implant treatment runs over several appointments across a few months — placement, healing checks, then the crown — so how far you have to drive matters more than it does for a one-off visit. We are on 16th Street between Glendale and Northern Avenues in 85020, just south of Sunnyslope and a few minutes from the North Mountain neighbourhoods. Dr. Stansberry places implants here rather than referring them out, which keeps the whole course of treatment at one address. More about our North Phoenix dental office.