ROSHKOVAN DDS, MSc, MSc

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Dental implants cost between $3,000 and $6,000 per tooth in most U.S. markets, while full mouth dental implants cost typically ranges from $24,000 to $60,000+ per arch, depending on the technique used. At Dental Implant Masters in Agoura Hills, Dr. Igor Roshkovan, DDS, MSc, MSc, gives every patient a personalized dental implant cost estimate during a free consultation — no guesswork, no hidden fees. Below is a complete, transparent breakdown of what drives the cost of dental implants, from single-tooth restorations to full-arch All-on-4 solutions.

The cost of dental implants is never one flat number — it's built from several variables that your dentist evaluates during a 3D Cone Beam CT scan and exam:

• Number of implants needed (single tooth vs. multiple vs. full arch)
• Type of restoration: crown, bridge, implant-supported denture, or All-on-4 prosthesis
• Whether bone grafting or a sinus lift is required to support the implant
• Implant material — titanium vs. zirconia
• Imaging and diagnostic technology used for treatment planning
• Geographic location — Los Angeles / Conejo Valley pricing differs from national averages
• The provider's specialization — general dentists vs. implant-focused specialists

Because every case is different, Dr. Roshkovan reviews your bone density, medical history, and goals before quoting a final number — not before.

The cost of a dental implant for a single missing tooth generally includes three components: the titanium implant post, the abutment, and the custom crown. Combined, most patients pay between $3,000 and $6,000 per tooth nationally. Implants placed toward the front of the mouth are typically less expensive than back-tooth (molar) restorations, which carry more surgical complexity.

Patients with limited jawbone volume sometimes qualify for mini dental implants — a narrower-diameter option that costs less per tooth and requires less bone augmentation, though it isn't suitable for every case.

For patients missing most or all of their teeth in an arch, the cost of full mouth dental implants depends heavily on the restoration method chosen. A fixed, implant-supported full-arch prosthesis (such as All-on-4) generally runs $24,000–$30,000+ per arch, while traditional full-mouth reconstruction using individual implants for every tooth can reach $60,000–$90,000 or more across both arches.

Bone grafting, sinus lifts, and extractions performed at the same visit will add to the total — Dr. Roshkovan itemizes each of these during your treatment plan so there are no surprises later.

The all on 4 dental implants cost covers a full arch of replacement teeth supported by just four strategically angled implants — a fixed, permanent alternative to removable dentures. Pricing typically starts around $24,000 per arch and increases based on the prosthesis material (acrylic hybrid vs. zirconia) and whether a same-day temporary restoration is included.

Dr. Roshkovan has advanced full-arch reconstruction training and often completes All-on-4 placement in a single surgical appointment, with a temporary prosthesis fitted the same day.

Understanding types of dental implants cost side-by-side makes it easier to see where your case fits. Here's a general comparison:

These are national ballpark ranges — your exact quote depends on the 3D CT findings and treatment plan Dr. Roshkovan builds for you.

Most PPO dental insurance plans offer partial coverage for implants, though coverage varies widely by policy and is often capped at an annual maximum. Many patients also use third-party financing to spread the cost of dental implants over monthly payments. Some implant expenses may qualify as tax-deductible medical costs when deemed medically necessary — check with your tax advisor for your specific situation.

Implant dentistry is the only thing Dr. Igor Roshkovan does. He holds two Master of Science degrees — Oral Implantology from Goethe University Frankfurt (one of fewer than 15 dentists in the U.S. with this credential) and Prosthodontics from the University of Siena — plus Master and Fellow status with the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. That level of specialization directly affects cost in your favor: precise 3D-planned placement lowers the risk of implant failure, redo surgery, and the added expense that comes with it.

Single tooth implants typically range from $3,000–$6,000, while full mouth or All-on-4 restorations range from $24,000–$60,000+ per arch. Dr. Roshkovan provides an exact, personalized quote after your free consultation and 3D CT scan.

Yes — once placed, the implant post is designed to last a lifetime. The only future cost is typically a crown or prosthesis replacement after 10–15 years due to normal wear.

Many PPO plans offer partial coverage. Dr. Roshkovan's office can help you understand what your specific plan covers before treatment begins.

The quoted price typically includes the four implants, the surgical placement, and the fixed prosthesis. Bone grafting, sinus lifts, or extractions are itemized separately if needed.

Generally yes — mini implants cost less per tooth and require less bone volume, but they aren't the right fit for every patient. Dr. Roshkovan will confirm candidacy during your exam.