If you’ve been putting off replacing a missing tooth because of the price, you’re not alone. Cost is the number one reason people wait on dental implants, even when a gap is affecting how they eat, smile, and feel about their teeth.
That’s why Paradise Dental Studio in Fort Lauderdale is currently offering a dental implant special: single implants for $2,999 and All-On-X full-arch implants starting at $9,999 per arch. This guide explains what each special covers, what can change your final price, and how to find out exactly what your treatment would cost before you commit to anything.
The Dental Implant Special at a Glance
- Single Dental Implant: $2,999. Replaces one missing tooth with an implant, a custom abutment, and a crown.
- All-On-X Dental Implants: starting at $9,999 per arch.* Replaces a full upper or lower arch of teeth with a fixed, non-removable bridge supported by implants.
Both specials start with a free implant consultation with Dr. Jordan Eckardt, so you can see your options and your price in writing before you decide.
What the $2,999 Single Implant Special Includes
A common frustration with implant pricing is finding out that the advertised number only covers the post that goes into the bone. Our single implant special covers the full tooth replacement:
- Implant placement: the small titanium post that replaces the root of your missing tooth.
- Custom abutment: the connector that attaches your new tooth to the implant, made to fit your bite.
- Abutment-supported crown: the visible tooth, shaded to match the teeth around it.
- Surgical guide: a custom guide used to place the implant in the planned position.
If the tooth still needs to come out, or the area needs bone grafting before an implant can be placed, we’ll tell you at your consultation and include it in your written quote. You can learn more about the process on our single dental implants page.
All-On-X From $9,999 Per Arch: How the Starting Price Works
All-On-X is designed for patients who are missing most or all of their teeth on the upper or lower jaw, or whose remaining teeth can’t be saved. Instead of replacing each tooth one by one, a full arch of teeth is secured to a small number of implants. The result is a fixed smile that stays in place, so there are no adhesives and nothing to take out at night.
$9,999 is the starting price for one arch. Your total depends on your mouth and the choices you make, including:
- One arch or both: some patients treat the upper or lower arch first and the other later.
- Extractions and bone grafting: how many teeth need to be removed and whether the bone needs support first.
- Your final bridge: the material of your long-term teeth, such as zirconia.
- Sedation: whether you’d like help staying relaxed during treatment.
We walk through every one of these at your free consultation and give you a written quote, so the number you agree to is the number you pay. For a deeper look at the treatment itself, read our complete guide to All-On-X dental implants.
Why Dental Implant Prices Vary So Much in South Florida
If you’ve compared implant prices around Fort Lauderdale, you’ve probably seen numbers that are hard to compare. One office quotes only the implant post, another includes the crown, and a third adds the extractions and temporary teeth later. When you compare quotes, ask each office the same questions:
- Does the price include the abutment and the crown, or only the implant?
- Are extractions, bone grafts, and X-rays included or extra?
- For full-arch treatment, is the price per arch or for both arches?
- Will I get the full price in writing before treatment starts?
A clear answer to these four questions tells you far more than the headline price.
Are You a Good Candidate for Dental Implants?
Most adults who are missing teeth can get implants. The things your dentist will look at are the amount and health of the bone in your jaw, the health of your gums, and your overall health, such as whether diabetes is well controlled and whether you smoke. Losing bone after a tooth has been missing for a long time doesn’t automatically rule you out, because bone grafting can often rebuild the area.
If you’ve been told elsewhere that you aren’t a candidate, a second opinion is worth it. Our dental implants guide covers the process from consultation to final tooth.
Paying for Dental Implants: Financing and Insurance
You don’t have to pay for implants all at once. Flexible financing is available for qualified patients, which lets you spread the cost into monthly payments. Many dental insurance plans also cover part of the treatment, such as the crown or an extraction, even when they don’t cover the implant itself. We’ll check your benefits for you. Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) funds can typically be used toward implant treatment as well.
Dental Implants vs. Bridges and Dentures
A bridge or a denture can cost less up front, but they work differently. A bridge relies on the teeth next to the gap, which have to be shaped to hold it. A removable denture sits on the gums and can slip, and the bone underneath keeps shrinking over time. An implant replaces the root of the tooth, stands on its own, and helps preserve the bone. That’s why, with good care, implants are built to last for many years. If you already wear a denture and are tired of it moving, ask us about implant-supported options.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the dental implant process take?
For a single implant, the post usually needs a few months to bond with the bone before the final crown is placed. Full-arch timelines depend on extractions and healing. Your dentist will give you a timeline at your consultation.
Does getting an implant hurt?
The area is fully numbed during the procedure, and most patients describe the recovery as mild soreness that’s managed with over-the-counter pain relief. If you’re nervous about dental work, tell us, and we’ll talk through options to help you feel comfortable.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. Your implant consultation is free, and there’s no obligation to start treatment. You’ll leave knowing your options and what they cost.
Book Your Free Implant Consultation in Fort Lauderdale
The only way to know what dental implants will cost for your smile is a personalized consultation. At Paradise Dental Studio, Dr. Jordan Eckardt will examine your mouth, explain whether a single implant or All-On-X makes more sense for you, and give you your price in writing.
To take advantage of our dental implant special, call us at (954) 317-9221 or request an appointment online. You can also see all of our current offers on our specials page or learn more about dental implants at Paradise Dental Studio. ¡Hablamos Español!
*Starting price per arch. Your final fee depends on your individual treatment plan and is confirmed in writing before treatment begins. Specials are subject to change.
