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At Centre for Aesthetic & Implant Dentistry we are committed to maintaining a competitive edge on tooth implants prices, including All On 4 costs, and we are able to do so due our experience and the volume of cases that we treat each year, our all-encompassing facility, our innovative techniques and streamlined processes.
Below is an indication of teeth implants prices for various options, which is provided as a guide only. Fees may change without notice. A consultation and often x-rays are required before an appropriate treatment plan and an accurate quote can be issued.
Call us today on 03 8845 5400 to make an appointment for consultation, which includes an itemised treatment plan and quote. Please also visit our main website for more information about our fees.
Teeth replacement costs of a single tooth or a continuous segment of teeth
TYPICAL BEST OPTION: Tooth replacement with ‘Dental Implants’, which are used to support either a porcelain crown or a bridge.
Initial Cost: $3,340approx. per implant fixture (inc. abutment) and an additional $2,000 for each tooth unit that is being replaced
Examples: Single tooth implant – $5,340
2 Implants supporting a segment of a total of 4 teeth – $10,680
Maintenance Costs: $300 Approx. per tooth over it’s life
Life expectancy: 12 to 15 years
Main Advantages: Fixed (non-removable) replacement of a lost tooth/teeth for function and/or appearance; Preservation of bone
Comparison to alternative tooth replacement options (where appropriate):
A. Replacement of the tooth/teeth with a denture
Initial Fees: $1,500 to 2,500 per arch
Maintenance Fees: $350 per arch @ 3 months, 9 months
Life expectancy: 6 to 8 Years
Main Disadvantages: Possible detriment to existing teeth (if any); the possible need for metal clasps for retention; post-extraction atrophy (‘shrinkage’) of the bones and gums; movement of the prostheses; possible discomfort or altered speech/function and impaired ability to taste
B. Replacement of the tooth/teeth with a fixed ‘Bridge’
Initial Fees: $2,000 per each tooth unit that is being replaced
Example:
Replacing one missing tooth with a 3-unit bridge – $6,000
Maintenance Fees: $500 Approx. over the life of the bridge
Life expectancy: 10 to 12 years
Main Advantages: Fixed (non-removable) replacement of a lost tooth/teeth for function and/or appearance; concurrent treatment of adjacent teeth where indicated (eg. structurally compromised adjacent teeth)
Main Disadvantages: Material reduction of adjacent tooth structure where the teeth are healthy & unfilled; and, post-extraction atrophy (‘shrinkage’) of the bones and gums
Full Arch Teeth Replacement
TYPICAL BEST OPTION: Immediate fixed permanent teeth replacement with All On 4 dental implants
Initial Fees: Approx. $25,000 per arch
Maintenance Fees: $1,000 Approx. over it’s life
Life expectancy of the prosthesis: 2 to 8 years (depending on the regained strength of bite)
Current cost of replacing a prosthesis: $4,000 approx.
Alternative future UPGRADE to a more durable and long-lasting All On 4 Plus Zirconia bridge: $8,900 approx. (special pricing, conditions apply)
Main Advantages: IMMEDIATE Fixed (non-removable) replacement of lost teeth for re-gained function; Preservation of bone; and Immediate Aesthetic Improvement
Comparison to alternative tooth replacement options (where possible):
A. Full arch replacement with a removable over-denture supported by 2 dental implants
Initial Fees: $8,000 to $15,000 per arch
Maintenance Fees: $1,000 Approx. over it’s life
Life expectancy of the prosthesis: 7 to 10 years
Current cost of replacing a prosthesis: $4,000 approx.
Main Advantages: Added retention and stability to a removable denture
Main Disadvantage: There is still movement of the denture
B. Full arch replacement with removable dentures supported by 4 mini-implants
Initial Fees: $5,000 to $8,000 per arch
Maintenance Fees: $1,000 Approx. over it’s life
Life expectancy of the prosthesis: 7 to 10 years
Current cost of replacing a prosthesis: $3,000 approx.
Main Advantages: Added retention and stability to a removable denture
Main Disadvantage: The mini-implants are not considered a permanent long term solution and have the tendency to fail over time leaving a bony defect that could limit further options.
Provisional Teeth Replacement Prices and Options
The term ‘Provisional Prosthesis’ refers to an interim replacement of a tooth/teeth that is provided in cases where delivery of the ‘final’ or ‘definitive’ prosthetic tooth/teeth is delayed for a substantial length of time (2-12 months). The three most common examples whereby a provisional prosthesis may be required are:
1. For diagnostic purposes in order to determine the correct aesthetics and bite
2. Following gum surgery or extraction in order to allow for proper ‘maturation’ of the gums
3. Following implant surgery to allow for ‘osseo-integration’ of the implants
The main options include:
A. Provisional Acrylic Denture
Fees: $1,250 to 2,500 per arch
Disadvantage: Where inadequate tooth support is present any pressure on the gums/ implants may inhibit ossseointegration/ healing
B. Provisional fixed tooth-coloured plastic ‘Bridge’
Fees: $680 per ‘anchor’ tooth and $480 per tooth replaced
Or, where there is an inadequate number of teeth present to support one of the above provisional options,
C. Provisional mini-implants supporting an acrylic bridge
Fees: $595 per provisional implant an additional $480 per each tooth replaced
Removal of the provisional implants prior to the insertion of the final teeth attracts an additional fee of $180 per implant
Other Options and Available Rebates
To view treatment options and associated costs for various denture problems, as well as available rebates for the costs of cosmetic dentistry and All On 4 implant denture prices, please visit our main site caid.com.au, or call us today to 03 8845 5400.