Affordable Dental Implants in Melbourne
Missing teeth affect more than your smile. They can make eating, speaking and everyday life less comfortable and may affect your confidence.
At The Affordable Dentist Melbourne, we offer dental implants in Melbourne as a long-term tooth replacement option for suitable patients, with transparent, competitive pricing so you know exactly what you’re being quoted for.
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Dental Implant Cost: $2,850
This $2,850 price covers the implant fixture, abutment and crown together. Patients who need more than two implants may also be eligible for discounts. The exact treatment recommended for you will depend on your oral health, jawbone, gums and number of missing teeth.
Why Choose The Affordable Dentist Melbourne?
At The Affordable Dentist Melbourne, we keep our single dental implant pricing transparent:
$1,500 for the fixture, the abutment included, and $1,350 for the crown, for a total of $2,850, with discounts available if you need more than two implants.
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Dental Implants in Melbourne: 2026 in Context
How a Dental Implant Works
A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth and gives a stable foundation for an artificial one. It has three parts:
The fixture, an artificial tooth root placed into the jawbone. Titanium dental implants are the standard choice in Melbourne and worldwide because titanium is strong, durable and compatible with the body.
The abutment, which connects the fixture to the crown once the jawbone has healed around it.
The crown, the visible artificial tooth fitted to the implant.
We’ll talk through your medical history and preferences before recommending an option, because the right choice depends on your treatment needs and overall health, not a default setting.
Benefits of Dental Implants
A missing tooth can also let neighbouring teeth drift into the gap over time, so replacing it can help restore the balance of your bite. Implants aren’t automatically the right choice for everyone, though. Your dentist needs to assess your oral and general health first, and may discuss alternatives such as a fixed bridge, a partial or full denture, or an implant-supported restoration. The right option depends on how many teeth are missing, the condition of your remaining teeth and gums, available bone, and your overall health.
Is a Dental Implant Right for You?
Good candidates generally have:
- Healthy gums, since gum disease can affect the tissue around an implant.
- Adequate jawbone to provide a stable foundation. If bone loss has occurred, additional treatment such as grafting may be needed first.
- Good oral hygiene habits.
- Suitable general health, as some medications, medical conditions and smoking can affect healing.
If you’re not immediately suitable, that doesn’t rule out implants for good. Your dentist can discuss preparatory treatment or alternative options. Either way, a consultation and assessment is the only way to know for certain, regardless of age.
The Dental Implant Procedure
Consultation and Assessment
Treatment Planning
Implant Placement
Healing (osseointegration)
Abutment and Crown
Aftercare
Because the timeline depends on your jawbone, gum health, whether a tooth needs removing, and how many implants you need, treatment commonly takes several months from your first visit to your final crown. Your dentist can give you an accurate estimate after an examination.
Our Staff
Affordable Dentistry is our Passion
Dr Paulo Pinho
Dr Pinho is the founder of The Affordable Dentist Melbourne and made his goal to provide Affordable High Quality dentistry in Australia.
Dr Michael Spiteri
Dr Spiteri is responsible for most surgical dental extractions under local anaesthetic in Sydney.
Dr Naser Albarbari
Dr Abarbari offers surgical extractions including the removal of impacted wisdom teeth for our service.
Vicky Wang
Vicky is our second longest team member. Very popular and loved by all in our service.
Dr Albinia David
Dr Albinia satisfied the requirements of The Australian Dental Council as a General Dentist in 2021.
Joanna is possibly the most popular member of our team.
Dr Evan Kuo
Dr Kuo believes that good dentistry work should last a life time.
Dr Gunaridis
Dr Gunaridis is known as one of the most accomplished dental implant surgeons in Australia.
Dr David Jang
David performs most complex cases with extremely high success rates.
Dental Implant Cost in Melbourne
Our current single tooth implant cost is:
| Treatment | Cost |
| Dental implant fixture | $1,500 |
| Implant abutment | Included |
| Implant crown | $1,350 |
| Complete single dental implant | $2,850 |
Our dental implant crown cost and fixture cost are published separately so you can see exactly what the $2,850 total includes. We also offer discounts for patients needing more than two im-plants, though your dentist will confirm final costs after assessing your case, since procedures like extractions or treatment for insufficient bone can add to the total.
If you compare the dental implant price across Melbourne clinics, including searches for cheap or affordable dental implants in Melbourne, quotes can vary widely because “implant price” doesn’t always mean the same combination of fixture, abutment and crown. We publish our full break-down so you know what you’re comparing.
Full Mouth Dental Implant Cost in Melbourne
Recovery and Aftercare
Once healed, care for your implant as you would a natural tooth: brush twice daily, clean carefully around the implant and between your teeth, and keep up with regular check-ups. Contact your dentist if you notice ongoing swelling, bleeding, pain or other changes. Implants aren't mainte-nance-free. Looking after the surrounding gums and teeth is what keeps your restoration in good condition long-term.
Book a Dental Implant Consultation in Melbourne
If you have a missing tooth and are considering dental implants, the next step is a consultation. Your dentist will examine your teeth, gums and jawbone, explain your options, and outline the treatment stages, timeline and cost for your situation.
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Important Information
Dental implants are a surgical treatment and, like any surgical or invasive procedure, carry risks.
Before proceeding with treatment, you should discuss the potential benefits, risks, alternatives and expected outcomes with an appropriately qualified health practitioner and seek a second opinion where appropriate.
Treatment suitability and final costs are determined following an individual assessment.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants
- +Can I get dental implants if I have bone loss?
- If you have experienced bone loss after losing a tooth, you may still be able to have dental implants. An implant needs enough healthy jawbone to provide a stable foundation. If there is not enough bone available, your dentist may recommend additional treatment before implant placement. A dental assessment and appropriate imaging can determine whether there is sufficient bone for predictable implant treatment.
- +Can a dental implant replace just one missing tooth?
- Yes. A dental implant can be used to replace a single missing tooth. The implant fixture is placed into the jawbone and acts as an artificial tooth root. After the implant has integrated with the surrounding bone and healed sufficiently, an abutment connects it to a replacement crown. Your dentist will assess the condition of your teeth, gums and jawbone before recommending a single-tooth implant.
- +Can I have dental implants if I have gum disease?
- Active gum disease may need to be treated before dental implant placement. Healthy gums are important because the tissues surrounding an implant need to remain healthy during and after treatment. Your dentist will assess your gum health and overall oral condition and can advise whether treatment is required before an implant can be placed.
- +How long do dental implants last?
- Dental implants are designed as a long-term tooth replacement option, but no dental treatment can be guaranteed to last forever. The long-term condition of an implant depends on factors such as oral hygiene, the health of the surrounding gums and bone, regular dental maintenance and your individual circumstances. Good ongoing dental care is important for maintaining your im-plant and restoration.
- +What happens if I need a tooth extraction before getting an implant?
- If a tooth needs to be removed before implant treatment, the extraction may form part of your overall treatment plan. Your dentist will assess the tooth, surrounding gums and available jawbone before determining the appropriate timing for implant placement. Additional treatment may be required if there is insufficient bone or other oral health concerns.
- +Can I replace several missing teeth with dental implants?
- Yes. Dental implants can be used to replace multiple missing teeth, depending on your oral health, available jawbone and the type of restoration required. Multiple implants may support individual replacement teeth, an implant-supported bridge or other restoration. The number of implants re-quired and the overall cost will be determined after an individual assessment.
- +What is the average recovery time for a dental implant procedure?
- Initial recovery after implant surgery varies between patients. The implant itself also needs time to integrate with the surrounding jawbone. Complete treatment can therefore take several months, depending on your individual circumstances and whether additional procedures are re-quired.
- +Why should I choose dental implants?
- Dental implants can provide a stable, fixed replacement for missing teeth. They can restore chew-ing function and the appearance of your smile, and they do not require neighbouring healthy teeth to provide the same type of support as a conventional bridge.
- +Will the dental implant procedure hurt?
- The implant is placed under anaesthesia, so you should not feel the surgical procedure itself. Some swelling, bruising, discomfort or minor bleeding can occur during recovery. Your dentist will pro-vide appropriate aftercare instructions.
- +What is the dental implant cost in Melbourne?
- At The Affordable Dentist Melbourne, our current single tooth implant cost is $1,500 for the fix-ture, the abutment is included, and the implant crown is $1,350, making the complete single den-tal implant cost $2,850.
Patients requiring more than two implants may also receive discounts, and full mouth or multiple-implant cases are quoted individually after an assessment.
Your individual treatment requirements may affect the overall cost if additional procedures are required.