Iconic Smiles currently publishes dental implants from £1,600. A starting fee is useful, but it is not a complete treatment quote. The final cost depends on the number of missing teeth, the restoration being supported, your anatomy and whether additional treatment is required.
What changes the price of implant treatment?
- Number of implants: replacing one tooth is a different treatment from supporting several teeth or a full arch.
- The final restoration: a single crown, bridge and full-arch restoration have different laboratory and clinical requirements.
- Bone and soft tissue: some sites are suitable for straightforward placement; others need additional procedures or a different treatment plan.
- Diagnostics and planning: appropriate imaging, digital records and restorative planning are part of deciding where an implant should be placed.
- Complexity: treatment involving difficult anatomy, aesthetic areas or wider rehabilitation may require additional clinical stages.
Why is a written estimate important?
An implant is only one part of replacing a tooth. A meaningful estimate should make clear what is included, what may be additional, and what alternatives exist. Following assessment, Iconic Smiles provides a treatment plan and explains the expected fees before you decide whether to proceed.
Is the cheapest implant quote the best comparison?
Not necessarily. Compare like with like. Ask what the quoted treatment includes, who is planning and restoring the implant, what records are required, what happens if additional procedures are needed, and what maintenance will be required afterwards.
Can I spread the cost?
Finance options may be available for eligible private treatment, subject to status and provider terms. The current fee guide is the source of truth for Iconic Smiles starting prices.
