How much does a dental implant cost? What factors affect the price of a dental implant?

Nowadays, not only the elderly need dental implants, but some young people also need dental implants. If necessary, dental implants are also a good thing. So how much does a tooth implant cost? Let's take a look.

Dental implants are available in Switzerland, South Korea, the United States, Germany and other countries. Different implant brands have different prices. Currently, the price of dental implants is between 8,000 and 15,000. Of course, it depends on the implant and crown you choose. Different implants and different crowns can have very different prices.

1. Oral condition: Dental implants are a relatively precise and rigorous surgical procedure in oral clinics, and they also have strict requirements on the oral health and physical health of people with missing teeth. In cases of insufficient bone mass, bone powder periosteum may need to be grafted, which will increase some of the implant costs.

2. Crown materials: A complete dental implant consists of three parts: the implant, the base and the crown. As an indispensable part of dental implants, the cost of the crown is also variable. Porcelain crowns are currently the most common choice of crowns, and their types are diverse. Differences in individual choices will lead to certain price fluctuations.

3. Charging standards: When it comes to charging, it depends on the dental institution we choose. Dental implants have strict requirements on the professionalism of dental institutions. Different dental institutions have certain differences in equipment, doctor technology, and the introduction of dental implant brands, and the charging standards vary.

The most uncomfortable part of dental implants is the first surgery, which is to implant the root, drill the hole and insert the screw. When the anesthetic takes effect, it is not too painful. But from the second to fourth day, half of the face will be swollen, which is really painful. Later, the crown and other procedures will not be very painful.

The pain after dental implant surgery depends on whether bone is grafted, the position of the tooth, and whether there is periodontal inflammation. In general, it is related to the size of the wound. Generally, if strict preparation before the operation and accurate operation during the operation are done, there will be no obvious pain after the operation. If the wound is large and there is a certain amount of local inflammation, the pain after the operation may last for 2-3 days. Generally, the pain symptoms will not exceed one week. If it exceeds one week, it should be suspected that the wound is obviously infected.