How Much Does a Dental Implant Cost in the UK? (2026 Prices)
Last updated 3 October 2026
A single dental implant is one of the most expensive things a dental practice sells, and one of the easiest to underquote. The implant itself is only one part of the job, and practices differ on what else the headline price covers.
Quick answer: a single dental implant including the crown typically costs £2,500 to £3,000, based on 54 practices that publish an all-in price. The typical figure is £2,770, and the cheapest start at about £1,900. If a practice quotes the implant and crown separately, the crown alone typically adds £1,000 to £1,425. A bone graft, if you need one, is usually another £400 to £750.
What a dental implant quote should include
An implant is made of three parts: the titanium post placed in your jaw, a connector called an abutment, and the crown you see. A fair comparison needs all three in the price.
| What's being quoted | Practices with a published price | Typical price | Most practices charge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Implant including the crown | 54 | £2,770 | £2,500 to £3,000 |
| Crown on an implant, on its own | 28 | £1,225 | £1,000 to £1,425 |
| Bone graft or sinus lift | 75 | £550 | £400 to £750 |
| All-on-4, per jaw | 35 | £14,500 | £12,000 to £16,000 |
Across all 180 practices that list an implant price of any kind, the typical figure is £2,400. That mixes all-in prices with implant-only quotes, which is why low headline prices need checking.
Cheapest single implants including the crown
The lowest published all-in prices we list. Nearly all the practices in our data are in London.
| Practice | Area | Implant and crown |
|---|---|---|
| The Cherrytree Dental Care | London SW15 | from £1,900 |
| toothi | London HA8 | from £1,995 |
| Artisan Implants | London SE3 | £1,995 |
| Woodside Dental Practice | London SW19 | from £2,000 |
| Swakeleys Dental Practice | London UB10 | £2,200 |
| Eastbrook Dental Practice | London SE3 | from £2,250 |
| Hermitage Clinic | London E1W | from £2,300 |
| Orpington Dental Care | London BR6 | from £2,300 |
How much is the crown on a dental implant?
Some practices price the crown separately from the implant, which makes their headline figure look lower. These are the lowest published prices for the crown on its own.
| Practice | Area | Implant crown |
|---|---|---|
| Mawney Dental Practice | London RM7 | £650 |
| Vidadent Practice | London E2 | £700 |
| Minty Pearls Dental Clinic | London SW16 | £800 |
| Prem Dent Ltd | London SE1 | £848 |
| Dental Elegance | London DA15 | from £900 |
| The Dentist Gallery | London SW1P | £950 |
If a practice quotes, say, £1,500 for the implant and £1,200 for the crown, the real price is £2,700, right in line with the all-in prices above.
How much does a bone graft cost?
If there isn't enough jawbone to hold the implant, you need a graft first. At the 75 practices that publish a price, bone grafting or a sinus lift typically costs £550, with most charging £400 to £750. Specialist grafts cost more, up to about £2,130. Not everyone needs one, and your dentist will tell you after a scan.
How much do All-on-4 implants cost?
All-on-4 replaces a whole arch of teeth with a fixed bridge held by four or more implants, and it's usually priced per jaw. At the 35 practices that publish a price, the typical figure is £14,500 per jaw, and most charge £12,000 to £16,000.
| Practice | Area | Price per jaw |
|---|---|---|
| Banning Dental Group | London W4 | £6,990 |
| All Smiles Dental Practice | London BR1 | from £8,000 |
| MyHealthcare Clinic (Clapham) | London SW11 | £9,995 |
| The Lotus Clinic Limited | London NW11 | from £9,995 |
| The Bush Dental Clinic | London W12 | £9,995 |
| Headstone Lane Dental Practice - 197 | London HA2 | from £10,000 |
Prices are quoted per jaw, so ask for a full-mouth price if you need both.
What actually drives the price difference
- What the quote includes. The implant, abutment, crown, bone graft and sedation are sometimes one figure and sometimes billed separately. Ask for a written breakdown.
- Bone grafting. If you need a graft first, that adds £400 to £750 at most practices.
- The implant brand. Some practices offer a cheaper implant system alongside a premium one, and price them differently.
- Who places it. A specialist implant surgeon usually costs more than a general dentist who places implants.
Is a dental implant cheaper than a bridge or dentures?
Up front, yes. A dental bridge typically costs about £800 per unit, and dentures less again. An implant costs more at first but doesn't rely on the neighbouring teeth. Our dental bridge cost guide and dentures cost guide have those prices.
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Compare private dental implant prices near you →Frequently asked questions
How much does a dental implant cost in the UK?
A single implant including the crown typically costs £2,500 to £3,000. The typical all-in price at the 54 practices that publish one is £2,770, and the cheapest start at about £1,900.
Does the price include the crown?
Not always. 28 practices we list price the crown separately, typically at £1,000 to £1,425. Add that to an implant-only quote to compare it fairly.
How much is a full mouth of implants?
All-on-4 typically costs £12,000 to £16,000 per jaw. Practices quote per jaw, so ask for a full-mouth price if you need both.
Why would I need a bone graft before an implant?
If the jawbone at the implant site is too thin or soft to hold the implant, a graft builds it up first. It typically costs £400 to £750 and adds healing time.
How much does a dental implant cost in London?
Nearly all the practices in our data are in London, so the figures above are London prices. A single implant including the crown typically costs £2,500 to £3,000, and the cheapest published price is about £1,900.
How much does a dental implant cost on the NHS?
Implants are rarely available on the NHS and are usually only offered in specific clinical cases, so most people pay privately. The prices above are private self-pay prices.
How long does a dental implant take from start to finish?
It's done in stages, with healing time between placing the implant and fitting the crown, so the whole process usually takes several months.