Dental Implants Cost UK — Current Price Guide
Average UK prices for single implants, All-on-4 and full mouth restoration — by city, by treatment type
📋 UK Average Prices at a Glance
Dental Implant Prices by UK City
Costs vary significantly by region — London prices can be double those in northern England or Wales. Select your city below for a detailed price breakdown including single implants, All-on-4 and full mouth restoration.
What Do Dental Implants Cost in the UK?
The average UK patient pays between £1,800 and £4,500 for a single-tooth dental implant, including the titanium implant post, abutment and ceramic crown. London specialist practices sit at the top of this range; cities in the North, Wales and Scotland are generally more affordable for equivalent treatment.
For patients needing multiple teeth replaced, the All-on-4 technique offers a full arch of fixed teeth on just four implants, at £9,000–£20,000 per arch depending on location. Complete upper and lower jaw restoration (both arches) typically costs £18,000–£40,000.
Guides by Treatment Type
Not sure which treatment you need? Our guides cover every option in detail:
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do dental implants cost in the UK in?
A single dental implant in the UK costs between £1,800 and £4,500 including the implant post, abutment and crown. The average is around £2,500–£3,000. London prices are the highest; northern England, Wales and Scotland are more affordable. Full mouth restoration with All-on-4 starts from £18,000 for both arches.
Can I get dental implants on the NHS?
In almost all cases, no. NHS implants are restricted to specific medical circumstances such as tooth loss following cancer treatment or severe facial trauma. The vast majority of UK patients fund implants privately. See our full guide: NHS Dental Implants — Who Qualifies?
Is it worth getting dental implants abroad?
For full-arch or full-mouth cases the savings can be substantial — a both-arches All-on-4 in Turkey costs £10,000–£14,000 versus £18,000–£40,000 in the UK. For single-tooth implants the maths is less compelling once travel is factored in. See: Dental Implants Abroad.
How long do dental implants last?
The titanium implant post typically lasts 20–30 years or a lifetime with proper care. The ceramic crown may need replacing after 10–15 years. The 10-year success rate for implants placed by qualified practitioners consistently exceeds 95%. See: How Long Do Dental Implants Last?
What is the cheapest way to get dental implants in the UK?
Options include: university dental schools offering supervised treatment at reduced cost; 0% finance plans to spread the cost; and dental tourism to Turkey or Hungary for the biggest absolute savings. See our finance guide and dental tourism guide.
About This Guide
This site provides independent, up-to-date price information for dental implant treatment across the UK. All price data is sourced from publicly available clinic information and updated regularly. We do not represent any dental clinic, manufacturer or finance provider. This site does not provide medical advice — always consult a GDC-registered dentist for a personal clinical assessment.