A complete new tooth for $1,789, right here in Pompano Beach.

A single implant is $1,789 complete: the implant, abutment and crown, with a 5-year warranty. You get your exact price in writing at the free consultation.

We accept most PPO plans and verify your benefits for you before your visit, so you know what is covered.

Yes. You can pay in full, or we can get you approved for financing with no interest. We go through the options with you at the consultation.

Yes. We do all your dental work, from cleanings and fillings to implants and full-arch teeth.

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The cost of a dental implant varies based on how many teeth you're replacing, whether you need a bone graft or extraction, and the type of restoration (single crown, bridge, or full-arch). Because every case is different, the most accurate way to get a price is a consultation and exam. We're happy to review your options, discuss financing, and provide a clear written estimate before you commit to anything.

Most patients are surprised by how comfortable the procedure is. Implant placement is done with local anesthesia, and sedation options are available for those who feel anxious. Afterward, some soreness, swelling, or mild discomfort is normal for a few days and is usually managed well with over-the-counter or prescribed pain relief. Many patients compare the recovery to a tooth extraction.

The full process often takes several months because the implant needs time to fuse with your jawbone — a healing phase called osseointegration. A typical timeline includes placing the implant, a healing period of roughly three to six months, and then attaching the final crown or restoration. Some patients may qualify for faster or same-day options, which we can evaluate during your consultation.

Good candidates generally have healthy gums and enough jawbone to support the implant, though bone grafting can help those who've lost bone over time. Your overall health, habits like smoking, and conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes can affect healing and candidacy. The best way to know for sure is an evaluation with imaging, which lets us build a treatment plan tailored to you.

With good oral hygiene and regular dental visits, dental implants can last many years — often decades. The implant post itself is designed to be a long-term solution, while the crown or restoration on top may need replacement over time due to normal wear. Brushing, flossing, and routine checkups all help protect your investment.

Unlike bridges, implants don't rely on grinding down neighboring teeth, and unlike removable dentures, they're fixed in place and help preserve jawbone. Implants tend to offer a more stable, natural feel for chewing and speaking. That said, each option has pros and cons depending on your budget, bone health, and goals — we'll walk you through what makes sense for your situation.

For many patients, implants are worth it because they restore full chewing function, help maintain facial structure, and don't require the daily upkeep of removable appliances. They're a bigger upfront investment than some alternatives, but their durability and natural feel often make them cost-effective over the long run. A consultation can help you weigh the benefits against your individual needs.