Dental implant prices

How much do dental implants cost in London?

Four Harley Street and Marylebone practices that publish their fees charge £2,800 to £3,600 for one implant with its crown, and from £13,500 per arch for All-on-4 (checked 29 September 2026). Marylebone Dental Implants quotes nothing before your CBCT scan: your written plan prices each stage for your own mouth.

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Implant consultation and CBCT scan cost

£95 to £250 for the CBCT scan

The 3D scan every implant plan starts from. Consultations at the same four W1 practices were listed free to £200 on 29 September 2026.

  • Examination of teeth, gums and bite
  • 3D scan of the jawbone
  • A written plan with each stage priced
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Single tooth implant cost

£2,800 to £3,600 implant, abutment and crown

One implant, its abutment and the crown, as priced by four W1 practices that publish fees. Scans, grafts and sedation are usually extra.

  • The implant placed in the jawbone
  • The abutment that passes through the gum
  • The crown, matched to your teeth
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All-on-4 dental implants cost

From £13,500 per arch

Four or more implants carrying a fixed arch of teeth. W1 practices list from £13,500 and from £15,000 per arch, and £18,000 for a lower arch on 4 to 5 implants.

  • Four or more implants in one jaw
  • A fixed bridge that does not come out
  • Usually a provisional bridge while you heal
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Full mouth dental implants cost

From £25,000 both arches

Both jaws restored on implants. One Harley Street practice lists All-on-4 or 6 on both arches from £25,000, and fixed bridges on 6 or more implants run £21,000 to £23,000 per arch.

  • Upper and lower arches
  • Four to eight implants per arch
  • Fixed bridges made after healing
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Implant dentures cost

£4,000 to £6,000 on 2 or 4 implants

A denture that clips onto implants. One Portland Place practice lists £4,000 on 2 implants and £6,000 on 4, including the attachments and the denture; another lists an overdenture from £15,000.

  • Two or four implants
  • Clip-in attachments
  • The denture itself, removable for cleaning
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Bone graft and sinus lift cost

£400 to £1,500 only where needed

Only where the scan shows too little bone. W1 lists put guided bone regeneration at £400 to £850, a block or autologous graft at £1,200 to £1,500 and a sinus lift at £995 to £1,500.

  • Found on the scan before you commit
  • Priced as its own stage
  • Usually adds months to the timeline
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Common
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How much does a dental implant cost in London?

At four W1 practices that publish fees, one implant with its crown cost £2,800 to £3,600 on 29 September 2026, before any graft or sedation, and a CBCT scan £95 to £250. Marylebone Dental Implants quotes after your scan, itemised by stage, so the figure you get is for your mouth rather than a starting price.

Can you get dental implants on the NHS?

Rarely. The NHS says implants are usually only available privately, and are sometimes provided for people who cannot wear dentures, for example after mouth cancer or an accident. NHS Band 3 in England, £332.10 in 2026, covers crowns, bridges and dentures rather than implants. Marylebone Dental Implants arranges private implant treatment.

Why are dental implants so expensive?

Because one price covers several stages and two kinds of work: surgery to place the implant in bone, then the abutment and crown made to fit it, all planned from a CBCT scan. Grafts, sedation and maintenance add to that. Marylebone Dental Implants prices each stage separately in your written plan, so you can see where the money goes.

Is a bridge cheaper than a dental implant?

Usually, at the outset. Implant + Perio lists porcelain-bonded bridges from £1,200, while one implant with its crown costs £2,800 to £3,600 at four W1 practices. A bridge also commits the two teeth beside the gap to crowns. Where both suit your mouth, Marylebone Dental Implants costs both in your written plan after the scan.

Does a bone graft add to the cost of an implant?

Only where your scan shows too little bone. At the W1 practices checked on 29 September 2026, guided bone regeneration was listed from £400 to £850, a block or autologous graft at £1,200 to £1,500, and a sinus lift from £995 to £1,500. Marylebone Dental Implants tells you before you commit whether you need one.

Are dental implants cheaper abroad?

Headline prices abroad are often lower, and they often cover fewer stages. Check what each quote includes: the scan, the abutment, the final crown, any graft, and who handles reviews and repairs once you are home. Marylebone Dental Implants itemises all of these after your CBCT scan, so two quotes can be compared line by line.

Do I need a referral for a dental implant assessment?

No. You can enquire directly, without a referral from your own dentist or GP, and treatment is paid for privately rather than on the NHS. If your dentist has X-rays or notes about the gap, bring them. Marylebone Dental Implants passes your enquiry to UNTIL Health Concierge, who arrange the assessment and CBCT scan.

Which London dental implant prices does this page compare?

Published fee lists from four W1 practices, read on 29 September 2026: Marylebone Implant Centre, Implant + Perio Clinic on Portland Place, Harley Street Dental Clinic and Harley Street Implant Centre. Each figure is theirs as printed, often a starting price. Marylebone Dental Implants is not one of them, and quotes only after your scan.

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