Dental Implant Costs & Finance
Overview
Dental implant costs in the UK typically range from £1,200 to £3,000 for a single implant, depending on the complexity of the case and the experience of the clinician. Full arch treatment, also known as Teeth in a Day or All-on-4, starts from around £11,500 per arch at reputable private practices. At Brunner Court Dental & Implant Practice, 95 Witton Street, Northwich, CW9 5DR, single implants start from £1,200, placed by Dr Nikhil Oberai (GDC: 150126), an MSc-qualified implant dentist trained at the University of Manchester. Finance is available through Tabeo with interest-free options, with monthly payments from as little as £65 per month for a single implant. Free consultations are available for all implant enquiries. Call 01606 44394 or book online.
How much do dental implants cost in the UK?
Dental implant pricing in the UK varies considerably depending on the type of treatment, the location of the practice, the experience of the clinician and whether any preparatory work such as bone grafting is needed.
Here is an honest overview of what you can expect to pay at a reputable private dental practice in the UK.
Treatment | Typical UK range | Brunner Court, Northwich |
Single tooth implant | £1,200 to £3,000 | From £1,200 |
Implant bridge (3 teeth) | £3,000 to £6,000 | From £3,500 |
Implant retained dentures (per arch) | £4,000 to £8,000 | From £5,000 |
Full arch — Teeth in a Day (per arch) | £10,000 to £25,000 | From £11,500 |
Same day single implant | £1,500 to £3,500 | From £2,000 |
Bone grafting | £300 to £1,500 | From £250 |
Sinus lift | £500 to £2,500 | From £500 |
Implant consultation | Free to £200 | Free |
UK range figures are indicative based on publicly available pricing from reputable UK private practices. Actual costs vary by case complexity, location and clinician. All Brunner Court fees correct as at June 2026.
What affects the cost of dental implants?
Dental implant pricing is not one-size-fits-all. Several factors influence the final cost of treatment and it is worth understanding each of them before you compare prices between practices.
The number of implants
The most straightforward factor. A single implant costs less than four. Full arch treatment requires four to six implants per arch. The more implants placed, the higher the overall cost, though the cost per implant often reduces for larger treatments.
Whether preparatory treatment is needed
If you have experienced bone loss, which is common in patients who have had missing teeth for some time, bone grafting or a sinus lift procedure may be needed before implant placement can go ahead. These are additional procedures with their own costs and they extend the overall treatment timeline. Not every patient needs them.
The type of restoration
The restoration placed on top of the implant, whether a crown, a bridge, a denture or a full arch, varies in complexity and cost. A full ceramic arch requires significantly more laboratory work than a single crown.
The experience and qualifications of the clinician
Implant dentistry requires postgraduate training. A clinician holding an MSc in Implant Dentistry from a respected university programme brings a level of clinical expertise that is reflected in the quality and reliability of outcomes. As with most things in healthcare, the cheapest option is rarely the safest.
The technology available
In-house CBCT scanning, digital treatment planning and quality implant systems all contribute to precision, safety and long-term success. Practices with this technology invest more in delivering better outcomes.
The location of the practice
Practices in London and major city centres typically charge more than practices in regional locations. Northwich in Cheshire offers access to highly qualified implant clinicians at fees that reflect the regional market without compromising on clinical standard.
Are cheap dental implants worth it?
It is a question worth asking directly. Dental implants are placed into your jawbone. They are a surgical procedure. The outcome and the long-term success rate is directly influenced by the skill of the clinician, the quality of the implant system used and the precision of the planning.
Practices offering implants at very low prices, particularly those advertising heavily on social media with heavily discounted rates, sometimes cut costs in ways that are not immediately visible to the patient. Lower-grade implant systems, reduced consultation time, less experienced clinicians or inadequate pre-treatment planning can all increase the risk of complications, implant failure or the need for remedial treatment further down the line.
Remedial implant work, fixing a failed or poorly placed implant, is significantly more expensive than doing the job properly the first time.
This is not an argument for paying the highest price. It is an argument for understanding what you are paying for. A free consultation with a clear written treatment plan and transparent fees, delivered by a clinician with documented postgraduate qualifications and a verifiable track record, is the baseline you should expect.
Are cheap dental implants worth it?
It is a question worth asking directly. Dental implants are placed into your jawbone. They are a surgical procedure. The outcome and the long-term success rate is directly influenced by the skill of the clinician, the quality of the implant system used and the precision of the planning.
Practices offering implants at very low prices, particularly those advertising heavily on social media with heavily discounted rates, sometimes cut costs in ways that are not immediately visible to the patient. Lower-grade implant systems, reduced consultation time, less experienced clinicians or inadequate pre-treatment planning can all increase the risk of complications, implant failure or the need for remedial treatment further down the line.
Remedial implant work, fixing a failed or poorly placed implant, is significantly more expensive than doing the job properly the first time.
This is not an argument for paying the highest price. It is an argument for understanding what you are paying for. A free consultation with a clear written treatment plan and transparent fees, delivered by a clinician with documented postgraduate qualifications and a verifiable track record, is the baseline you should expect.
Are dental implants available on the NHS?
Dental implants are not routinely available on the NHS. In very limited clinical circumstances, such as patients who have lost teeth due to mouth cancer treatment or certain congenital conditions, NHS funding may be available, but this is exceptional rather than standard.
For the vast majority of patients in the UK, dental implants are a private treatment. This is the case at Brunner Court, which is a fully private dental practice.
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Spreading the cost with finance by Tabeo
The upfront cost of dental implants does not have to be a barrier. Through our finance partner Tabeo, you can spread the cost of treatment into manageable monthly payments, with interest-free options available.
How Tabeo finance works
- Apply online in under five minutes
- Receive an instant decision
- Choose a repayment schedule that suits your budget
- Begin treatment once finance is approved
Finance is available for single implants, implant bridges, implant retained dentures, full arch treatment and preparatory procedures including bone grafting.
Treatment | Fee | Est. monthly (Tabeo) |
Implant consultation | Free | Free |
Single implant placement | From £1,200 | From £65 per month |
Implant bridge (3 teeth) | From £3,500 | Price on consultation |
Implant retained dentures (per arch) | From £5,000 | Price on consultation |
Full arch — Teeth in a Day | From £11,500 | Price on consultation |
Same day implants — single | From £2,000 | Price on consultation |
Bone regeneration | From £250 | Price on consultation |
Sinus graft | From £500 | Price on consultation |
Sinus lift | From £700 | Price on consultation |
Sedation | From £350 | Price on consultation |
Monthly figures are based on an interest-free finance plan through Tabeo. Your actual monthly payment depends on the total treatment cost and the repayment term you choose. Subject to status. Applicants must be over 18 with a source of income. Brunner Court Dental & Implant Practice is a credit broker, not a lender.
Combining finance with a Denplan membership plan
Many patients at Brunner Court use Tabeo finance to spread the cost of their implant treatment and combine this with a Denplan membership plan for their ongoing preventive care. Your Denplan plan covers your routine check-ups and hygiene visits for a fixed monthly fee, meaning your dental care is fully covered from a single predictable monthly outlay while your implant treatment is being paid off.
Why choose Brunner Court for dental implants?
There are a number of practices across Cheshire and the North West offering dental implants. Here is what sets Brunner Court apart.
MSc-qualified implant dentist
Dr Nikhil Oberai holds an MSc in Implant Dentistry from the University of Manchester, one of the most respected implant programmes in the UK. He is not a generalist who places implants occasionally. Implants are a central part of what he does every week.
99.5% implant success rate
A verifiable, long-term success rate that reflects consistent surgical precision, quality implant systems and thorough treatment planning.
In-house CBCT scanning
Three-dimensional scanning carried out at the practice means more accurate planning, better implant positioning and no need for external referrals for imaging.
Bone grafting and sinus lifts in-house
Complex cases, including patients with significant bone loss, are handled at Brunner Court without referral elsewhere. Dr Nikhil has treated many patients who were told at other practices that implants were not possible.
Transparent pricing, written in advance
Every patient receives a full written cost breakdown before treatment begins. No hidden extras and no surprises at the end.
Finance available
Interest-free finance through Tabeo makes it possible to spread the cost of any implant treatment into monthly payments from your first consultation.
Free consultations
Your initial consultation costs nothing and carries no obligation.
We see patients from across Northwich and Cheshire
Patients travel to Brunner Court for implant treatment from across the region, including Hartford, Weaverham, Leftwich, Davenham, Sandiway, Rudheath, Kingsmead and Lostock Gralam, as well as from further afield across Cheshire and the wider North West.
For a treatment as significant as dental implants, the right clinician is worth travelling for. We would be glad to welcome you for a free consultation.
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Meet your Dental Implant Clinician
Implant treatment at Brunner Court is carried out by Dr Nikhil Oberai, a principal dentist holding an MSc in Implant Dentistry from the University of Manchester, one of the most respected implant programmes in the UK.
Dr Nikhil is an Honorary Clinical Teaching Fellow at the University of Manchester, a Key Opinion Leader for Osstem UK and lectures on implantology to dentists across the country. He has mentored implant clinicians through the Cambridge Implant Academy and the University of Manchester MSc programme, and has extensive experience in complex implant cases including bone augmentation and full arch treatment.
With a 99.5% implant success rate and over a decade of dedicated implant practice, you are in experienced, capable hands.
GDC: 150126
Spread the cost of your implant treatment
Through our finance partner Tabeo, you can spread the cost of implant treatment into monthly payments with interest-free options available. The online application takes under five minutes with an instant decision.
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- FAQs
Frequently asked questions about dental implant costs in the UK
Dental implant costs in the UK typically range from £1,200 to £3,000 for a single implant at a reputable private practice, depending on the complexity of the case, the qualifications of the clinician and whether preparatory treatment such as bone grafting is required. Full arch treatment, also known as Teeth in a Day, starts from around £10,000 to £11,500 per arch at most established implant practices. At Brunner Court in Northwich, single implants start from £1,200 and full arch treatment starts from £11,500.
Dental implants are not routinely available on the NHS. In very limited clinical circumstances, such as certain cases involving tooth loss as a result of cancer treatment or specific congenital conditions, NHS funding may occasionally be available. For the vast majority of patients, dental implants are a private treatment. Brunner Court is a fully private dental practice.
Yes. Finance is available through Tabeo at Brunner Court, with interest-free options to spread the cost of implant treatment into manageable monthly payments. A single implant starts from as little as £65 per month subject to status. You can apply online in under five minutes and receive an instant decision. Finance options are discussed at your free consultation so you know exactly what monthly payments look like before committing. Applicants must be over 18 with a source of income.
Implant pricing varies because of differences in clinician qualifications and experience, the quality of the implant system used, the technology available at the practice and the thoroughness of the treatment planning process. Very low-cost implants from heavily discounted providers often involve less experienced clinicians, lower-grade components or reduced planning time, all of which can increase the risk of complications or failure. Understanding what is included in a quoted price is as important as the price itself.
Your implant fee at Brunner Court includes the implant itself, the abutment and the final crown. Your free consultation, CBCT scanning where required and a written treatment plan are all provided before any fees are incurred. If preparatory treatment such as bone grafting is needed, this is costed separately and set out clearly in your written plan before you commit to treatment. There are no hidden extras. Everything is in writing before you agree to anything.