The cost of dental implants in Durham depends on how many teeth you are replacing, the type of implant treatment and whether your jaw needs any preparation first. There is no single fixed price, so we give every patient a clear written quote after a free consultation and CBCT scan.
Medically reviewed by Dr Jaspreet Kaur Jandoo – Principal Dentist, GDC No. 150110. Last updated 22 June 2026.
If you are researching implant prices, you have probably found figures that range widely, and that is because no two cases are the same. This page explains in plain English what actually drives the cost, what a quote includes, and how you can spread the cost, so you can compare practices on more than a headline number.
What affects the cost of dental implants?
The cost of implants is driven mainly by how complex your case is. Replacing a single tooth involves one implant and one crown, so it sits at the lower end. Replacing several teeth, or a full arch with a solution such as All-on-4, involves more implants and more planning, so it costs more. Other factors include whether your jaw needs preparation first, such as a bone graft or sinus lift, whether you choose sedation, and the materials used for your final crown or bridge. We assess all of this at your consultation and scan before quoting anything.
Single, multiple and full-arch implants
The type of implant treatment is the biggest single factor in the price. A single tooth implant replaces one missing tooth without involving the healthy teeth either side. Several implants can support a bridge to replace multiple teeth at once. For some patients, implant-retained dentures may be another option for replacing multiple missing teeth. For people missing most or all of their teeth, a full-arch solution such as All-on-4 secures a fixed bridge on four implants, often with teeth fitted the same day. Each step up adds implants and planning, which is why the range is so wide. We will tell you which option suits your mouth and quote for that specific plan.
What is included in a dental implant quote?
A good implant quote should be clear about what you are paying for, and ours is. After your free consultation and CBCT scan, your written plan sets out the implants themselves, the surgery, any preparation your jaw needs, your temporary and final teeth, and your follow-up care. Because it is written down before anything starts, you can see the full picture and there are no surprises later. If you are comparing quotes from different practices, check that each one includes the same stages, because a low headline figure can leave out steps that you will still need. You can also ask us for a quote if you would like to understand the likely costs involved.
Are cheap dental implants worth it?
Cheaper is not always better value with implants, and it pays to know what you are comparing. A very low price may reflect fewer planning steps, lower-grade components, or a quote that leaves out stages such as grafting or the final crown. Implants are a long-term investment in your mouth, and a well-planned, well-placed implant that lasts for many years is usually better value than one that needs redoing. At our Durham practice we plan every case with a CBCT scanner and quality components, and we are honest about what your case needs rather than quoting the lowest possible number to win the booking.
How to spread the cost
You do not have to pay for implant treatment all at once. Finance is available so you can spread the cost into manageable payments, and we will explain the options at your consultation once you have your written quote. We also offer a membership plan with member benefits that can help with your ongoing care. We will talk you through what is available and help you choose what suits your budget, with no pressure.
Why patients across the North East choose us for implants
We are a purpose-built, implant-led private practice on the edge of Durham City, in Meadowfield, and people travel to us from across the North East for implant treatment. Our principal dentist, Dr Jas Jandoo, has spent around ten years placing and restoring dental implants and holds an MSc in Dental Implantology. We plan every case with our in-house CBCT scanner, and we carry out the surgical steps that some cases need, such as bone grafts and sinus lifts, so your treatment can stay under one roof. Your free consultation is the place to get a real figure for your own mouth.
Frequently asked questions
How much do dental implants cost in Durham?
There is no single price, because the cost depends on how many teeth you are replacing, the type of treatment and whether your jaw needs preparation first. The honest answer is that we give you a clear written quote after a free consultation and CBCT scan, so you know the full cost for your own case before anything goes ahead. Finance is available to spread the cost.
Where can I find the cheapest dental implants in the North East?
We would gently steer you away from choosing implants on price alone. A very low quote can leave out planning, quality components or stages such as grafting, which you may still end up paying for. It is better to compare what each quote includes and how the case is planned. We are transparent about what your treatment needs and give you a written quote you can compare like for like.
Can I pay monthly for dental implants?
Yes. Finance is available so you can spread the cost of implant treatment into manageable monthly payments rather than paying all at once. We explain the options at your consultation, once you have your written quote, so the figures relate to your actual plan. We also have a membership plan that can help with your ongoing care.
Are dental implants worth it?
For many people, yes, because implants are the closest thing to a natural tooth and a well-cared-for implant can last many years. They are fixed, they let you eat and smile normally, and they help protect the bone that shrinks away when a tooth is lost. Whether they are right for you depends on your mouth and goals, which we assess at your free consultation.
How long do dental implants last?
With good care the implant itself can last many years, often a great deal longer, because it fuses into the jawbone. The crown or bridge on top may need replacing after years of normal wear. Looking after implants is much like looking after natural teeth: clean them daily and keep your check-ups and hygiene visits. Smoking and untreated gum disease shorten their lifespan.
Are implants available on the NHS in Durham?
Implants are rarely available on the NHS and only in specific medical cases. At Durham Dental Implant Suite implants are provided privately, which means we can plan them around the result that is best for you in the long term rather than around a limited budget. We will explain your options clearly at your consultation.
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