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Explore 4,238 UK practices whose own websites confirm they place implants.

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4,238

UK practices

Implants confirmed on their own websites
10,971

Dentists

Working at the practices in our directory
£2,595*

Median starting price

For a single implant, from 2,505 practices that publish one
2,061

Practices offer payment options

A way to spread the cost

Directory figures as of 22 October 2026; prices as of 9 October 2026. *Starting prices published by practices; your full treatment quote may differ.

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01

How much do implants cost in the UK?

There is no single price. Across the 2,505 UK practices in our directory that publish a starting price for a single implant, the median is £2,595 (as of 9 October 2026). As one hospital example, Guy's and St Thomas' Specialist Care lists a single implant at £2,000 plus £1,000 for the permanent crown, with the consultation, scans and any bone grafting charged separately. Ask any practice for a written, itemised price for the whole treatment.

02

Am I suitable if I've lost bone?

Bone loss does not automatically rule out implants. A bone graft can sometimes add bone, but it is surgery in its own right, usually needs 3 to 6 months to heal before the implant goes in, and does not always produce enough bone. Only an examination, usually with a scan, can show whether it applies to you. At least 1,075 practices in our directory state that they offer bone grafting.

03

Implants vs dentures vs bridges

Dentures are removable false teeth that fit over the gums. A bridge is fixed to other teeth and cannot be taken out. Dental implants are fixed to the jawbone to replace the roots of teeth, and can support crowns, bridges or some types of denture. Which suits you depends on your mouth, your health and your budget, so ask a dentist to explain the benefits, drawbacks and upkeep of each option open to you.

04

Can I spread the cost?

Often, yes. 2,061 of the 4,238 UK practices in our directory say on their own website that they offer a way to spread payments. Before you agree to anything, ask for the treatment price, deposit, monthly payment, interest rate and total amount repayable in writing. A practice offering finance does not mean your application will be accepted.

Answers from our dental implant guide, with sources.

General information. Your clinician can advise on your treatment. Answers checked against their sources on 8 October 2026.