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60 months finance 11.9% APR
If you need to replace one tooth, your treatment will cost £2,150, £156 pm on 0% finance, or £46 pm for 60 months at 11.9% (all-inclusive, assuming no other complex problems).
However, given the different types of tooth loss, what does your case cost, and how much can you budget? See below…
Patients should bear in mind that the cost of dental implants refers to the prosthetic itself – and is not always an all-inclusive price for your appointments, antibiotics, aftercare, adjustments, and prior procedures.
So when budgeting for this treatment, you should expect to pay additional fees for a consultation, scans, and any pre-implant procedures like bone grafts or sinus augmentations.
For example, if you have active gum disease, we’ll need to take additional measures to ensure your implant placement is successful. In these cases, the dentist might recommend a deep clean or periodontal therapy to prepare your teeth and gums.
If this is correct for you, then you can expect treatment costs to be from £2,155 (including the implant, abutment, crown, consultation, scan and hygiene appointment).
Cases completed by Dr Ali Rifai, who has placed over 5,000 implants


















Sometimes, patients require additional pre-prosthetic procedures to ensure their dental implant has the best chance of survival. A pre-implant procedure is often necessary due to a breakdown of bone in the jaw.
Please note that you can finance your total costs, as opposed to just your implant treatment.
The more missing teeth you have, the higher costs you can expect to pay, which might be too expensive for some patients wishing not to take out dental finance – plus dental implants are not available on the NHS.
Dental implants are the superior solution to replace missing teeth, but more traditional procedures exist. Explore their fees:
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Our dental implant fee includes the following:
Paid consultations include your CBCT scan, x-rays, and impressions.