by Pedro Coelho • 16 September 2025 • 7 min read
The average cost of dental implants in London in 2025 ranges from £2,500 for a single implant to £25,000 for full mouth restoration. However, some clinics offer lower prices starting from £1,999 for a single implant and going up to £20,0000 for both-arch teeth replacements using treatments like All-on-4 and All-on-6. The total cost of getting implants will vary depending on several factors, most notably the type of implant you get, how many you need, and whether you need to undergo other procedures to prepare your mouth for receiving the implant. Considering the different options available and the numerous fees clinics may charge, budgeting for dental implants in 2025 can become quite confusing. Use this guide to navigate these murky waters with our transparent cost breakdown for dental implants London in 2025 (including tips for how to finance your treatment!)
Average Retail Prices of Dental Implants in London in 2025
Below is a cost breakdown of the average price of various dental implants so far this year. Please note that prices can range up to £4,500 for a single implant and as much as £45,000 for multiple implants depending on the practice. However, the following table should give you a reliable understanding of the recommended retail prices (RRPs) for implant treatments.
| Treatment | Average Cost in London (2025) |
|---|---|
| Single dental implant | £2,800 |
| Full Mouth Restoration | £25,000 |
| All-on-4, Single Arch | £12,000 |
| All-on-4, Both Arches | £22,000 |
| All-on-6, Single Arch | £14,000 |
| All-on-6, Both Arches | £24,000 |
Cost Breakdown for Dental Implants at Complete Smiles
Complete Smiles UK clinics strive to offer the best prices for dental implants without compromising on quality. See below for a transparent fee list for the many types of implant treatments we offer. Note that the list only includes the initial starting price. The cost will depend on your individual medical needs.
| Treatment | Complete Smiles UK Price in 2025 |
|---|---|
| Implant Consultation with a Specialist | Free (£40 in some cases) |
| Mini Dental Implants | £1,999 |
| Front Teeth Dental Implants | £1,999 |
| All-on-4, Single Arch | £9,500 |
| All-on-4, Both Arches | £18,000 |
| All-on-6, Single Arch | £11,000 |
| All-on-6, Both Arches | £20,000 |
| Zygomatic Dental Implants | From £2,500 (subject to consultation) |
| Subperiosteal Dental Implants | From £1,999 |
Additional Fees for Procedures Associated with Dental Implants
Getting dental implants may involve extra procedures if you have jawbone or gum issues. Your implantologist will suggest these procedures to minimise the risk of the implant failing. Here is a list of fees for other treatments that may be included in your final bill for dental implants.
| Treatment | Complete Smiles UK Price |
|---|---|
| Bone Grafting (if needed) | Starting from £695 |
| Sinus Lift (if needed) | Starting from £795 |
| Gum (Periodontal) Treatments (if needed) | Starting from £150 |
Factors that Affect the Cost of Dental Implants in London in 2025
It’s important to keep in mind that the final cost breakdown for your dental implants will depend on several factors. Let’s look at the most significant of these.
The Brand and Type of Implant
If you buy a high-end branded dental implant, like from Nobel Biocare, the costs will be significantly higher than buying a generic version. What the implant is made from matters as well. Most dental implants are made from metals, especially titanium, and these tend to be cheaper in comparison to other materials like zirconia. Ceramic implants, like zirconia, are recommended for those who might be allergic to metals or may have special health concerns that require a metal-free option. While you can choose whether you want a branded implant or not, it will be up to your implantologist to recommend the make and material depending on your health condition.
Number of Implants Needed
Getting one implant will be a lot less expensive compared to getting all your teeth restored, obviously. If you require multiple implants, or a full mouth or full arch treatment, there might be ways to manage the cost. For example, the All-on-4 treatment allows for the replacement of all teeth on an arch with just four implants. You should ask your dentist about the most cost-efficient treatment option if you require multiple implants.
Preparatory Procedures
As mentioned above, additional procedures that prepare the mouth for receiving the implant, like bone or gum grafting, will cost extra. These procedures are not optional, and your dentist will only recommend them if they are medically necessary. The costs will also depend on the clinic so it will be best to compare prices when you shop for implants.
Consultation and Other Clinical Fees
In addition to the implant and surgical procedures involved, keep in mind that the dental clinic may charge additional fees for all the services offered, including the initial consultation. If you require 3-D scans or X-rays, these may cost extra. Such charges vary between practices and may depend on the reputation of the dentist. Always consider all the above when budgeting for your dental implant treatment. Don’t forget to ask the clinic for a breakdown of all costs involved to avoid financial surprises later.
What Can Go Wrong When Pricing for Dental Implants in London?
While you can generally expect excellent quality when receiving dental care in the UK, the popularity of dental implants means that some practices offer overpriced treatments. Here are a few tell-tale signs to watch out for when considering this type of treatment:
- Getting Charged Extra for the Crown: A complete tooth replacement includes the dental implant that is surgically inserted into your jaw, plus the dental crown and the abutment that connects it to the implant. Without the crown, your dental implant will not look like an artificial tooth. Therefore, it is very important to check whether the price breakdown for implants, especially single implants, includes these other parts. Reputable clinics do not usually charge extra for the crown and the abutment but those that do may charge a lot.
- Hidden Fees: Some clinics may offer very cheap quotes from the get-go, only for the bill to start inflating with additional fees later. Be aware of clinics that don’t disclose all their charges up front, including for preparatory procedures. The clinic should be able to tell you the costs for everything including the initial consultation. If there is no such price breakdown, you might be at risk of being saddled with an unexplained bill once the treatment concludes.
- Only Being Offered Branded Implants: Like with many things, the brand name doesn’t necessarily imply quality when it comes to dental implants. Go for the brand name if you can afford it. But if you are on a budget, ask your dentist if there are generic equivalents you might be able to benefit from. The dentist should give you a detailed answer, regarding any risks that might be associated with non-branded implants.
You can avoid these pitfalls by choosing a reputable clinic for your implants. Check their reviews online and always call and see if the clinic readily responds to detailed questions about costs.
How to Finance Your London Dental Implant Procedure
It is crucial to plan your finances in advance for this treatment to avoid falling into a debt trap. The best way to do this is by choosing a dental practice that offers in-house financing options for prospective patients. You can get great deals from clinics that offer financing plans (at times with a partner agency) so you don’t have to pay a big fee upfront right away. The best of such programmes offers interest-free plans typically for a year, which could save you possibly thousands of pounds. The other option is to get a medical loan. However, this might be more costly if you need to start paying interest from the first month. You can consider this option if you get highly favourable payback options, such as with an interest-free period, similar to what clinics offer.
How to Clarify Your Concerns about the Cost of Dental Implants in London
Dental implants can be a transformative treatment but are too costly for many. At Complete Smiles, our knowledgeable customer support team can give you detailed advice on how to make your treatment more affordable. As the final costs depend on your unique health profile, contact us to get a general idea of what you might have to pay. We can assist you with detailed financing options following your consultation with an implantologist. Call us today to set your worries aside and get back your smile!
Malavi Sivakanesan
Malavi Sivakanesan is the principal dentist and co-founder at Complete Smiles in Harrow, Greater London. She is responsible for establishing the Complete Smiles brand throughout the United Kingdom and Europe and has 5 successful practices under her strong leadership.