Implant fixture
The implant fixture is placed in the jawbone and replaces the missing tooth root. It heals and integrates with the surrounding bone.
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How Much Do Dental Implants Cost in Tucson?
Understand the complete price, including more than the implant post, and see what is included in our single-tooth package.
Complete single-tooth package
Starting at $3,000
For a straightforward case, one complete package includes:
- Surgical implant placement
- The dental implant fixture
- A standard abutment
- The final implant crown
What “starting at” means
The $3,000 package applies to a straightforward single-tooth case using standard components. Your final price is determined after a clinical examination and 3D imaging.
If clinically necessary, extraction, bone grafting, sinus augmentation, a temporary tooth, IV sedation, treatment of active infection or gum disease, and custom or upgraded components are additional.
Pricing reviewed August 2026. You will receive a written, itemized estimate before treatment begins.
The short answer on Tucson implant prices
Published Tucson pricing pages reviewed in August 2026 show complete single-tooth prices ranging from roughly $2,500 to more than $6,500. A quote can look inexpensive when it covers only the implant post but leaves out the abutment, crown, imaging, or surgery. The useful question is not simply “How much is an implant?” It is “What does the quoted price include?”
At Advanced Family Dentistry, our complete package starts at $3,000 and includes the four core parts listed above. If your case needs additional preparation, we explain why and show every cost in writing before you decide.
What you are actually paying for
Abutment
The abutment is the connector between the implant inside the bone and the visible replacement tooth.
Final crown
The custom crown is the visible tooth. It is shaped and adjusted to fit your bite and blend with the surrounding teeth.
The implant process, from consultation to crown
- Consultation and 3D planning. We examine the site and use CBCT imaging to evaluate bone, nearby nerves, and the position of the tooth.
- Preparation when needed. A failing tooth may need extraction, and an area with insufficient bone may require grafting before or during placement.
- Implant placement. The implant fixture is placed in the planned position. Local anesthesia is used, and IV sedation is available when appropriate.
- Healing and integration. The implant is given time to integrate with the jawbone. Many straightforward cases heal over approximately three to six months.
- Abutment and final crown. Once the implant is ready, the abutment and custom crown are placed and the bite is checked.
Why two implant quotes can be very different
Bone and gum health
Bone grafting, sinus augmentation, or periodontal treatment may be needed to create a stable, healthy foundation.
Tooth location
A front tooth can require additional esthetic planning, while a back tooth must withstand heavier chewing forces.
Extraction and temporary teeth
Removing a damaged tooth or providing a temporary replacement can add steps and materials.
Sedation and complexity
IV sedation is available when appropriate. Surgical complexity and custom components can also affect the total.
One office for the surgical and restorative steps
Dr. Payam Asadi and Dr. Justin Rider provide implant care in our Tucson office, with oral surgery and IV sedation available in-house. The final crown is designed and fitted by the same practice, reducing outside referrals and helping the team coordinate your treatment from start to finish.
Learn more about dental implant treatment or call (520) 293-9277 to schedule your consultation.
Insurance and monthly payment options
Some PPO dental plans cover part of implant treatment, but benefits vary by plan. Deductibles, annual maximums, waiting periods, missing-tooth clauses, and other limitations may apply. Our team verifies your benefits and provides a written estimate showing the expected insurance portion and your estimated responsibility.
See our accepted insurance plans. Monthly payment options are also available through Cherry, subject to approval.
Dental implant cost questions
How much is a complete dental implant in Tucson?
Published Tucson prices vary widely. At Advanced Family Dentistry, complete single-tooth dental implant packages start at $3,000 for straightforward cases. The starting package includes implant placement, the implant fixture, a standard abutment, and the final crown.
What can increase the cost of a dental implant?
Extraction, bone grafting, sinus augmentation, a temporary tooth, IV sedation, treatment of active infection or gum disease, and custom or upgraded components may add to the starting price when clinically necessary.
What are the three parts of a dental implant?
A single-tooth implant restoration has three main parts: the implant fixture placed in the jawbone, the abutment that connects the fixture to the restoration, and the final crown that looks and functions like the visible tooth.
How long does the dental implant process take?
Many single-tooth cases take approximately three to six months from implant placement to the final crown because the implant needs time to integrate with the jawbone. Cases involving grafting or other preparation may take longer.
Does dental insurance cover implants?
Some PPO dental plans cover part of implant treatment, subject to plan limitations, deductibles, annual maximums, and waiting periods. Our team verifies benefits and provides a written estimate before treatment.
Can I make monthly payments for a dental implant?
Yes. Monthly payment options are available through Cherry, subject to approval. Checking available Cherry options does not affect your credit score.
Pricing and clinical references
The Tucson comparison range reflects publicly advertised local pricing reviewed August 8, 2026. Clinical descriptions of the implant fixture, abutment, and crown follow information from the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. Published Tucson price references included Downtown Dental Implants, Aspen Dental Tucson, and Dental Implants Tucson Center. These references do not determine an individual patient's treatment or final fee.
Get one clear, complete estimate
Call to schedule an implant consultation at our Tucson office. We will explain your options and provide a written treatment estimate.