A single dental implant abroad costs around £450–£1,000 including the crown, compared with £2,000–£3,500 in the UK. It’s the most natural way to replace one missing tooth — without touching the teeth either side.
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A single implant replaces one missing tooth: a titanium post is placed in the jaw, left to heal and fuse with the bone, then topped with a custom crown. Unlike a bridge, it doesn’t rely on grinding down the neighbouring teeth, and unlike a denture it’s fixed and permanent.
| Treatment | Abroad | UK |
|---|---|---|
| Single implant + crown | £450–£1,000 | £2,000–£3,500 |
Implants aren’t always the answer. Where bone is very limited, or several adjacent teeth are missing, a bridge or implant-supported bridge may be more appropriate. We and the clinic will give you the honest options rather than defaulting to the most expensive.
Placement is a short, routine procedure under local anaesthetic. The implant then heals over a few months before the crown is fitted — so a single implant abroad usually means one trip for placement and a second short trip (or sometimes local fitting) for the crown.
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About £450–£1,000 including the crown, versus £2,000–£3,500 in the UK.
An implant replaces the tooth without affecting its neighbours and preserves the jawbone, so it’s usually the better long-term choice. A bridge can be better where bone is very limited — we’ll give you the honest options.
Placement is quick, but the implant needs a few months to heal before the crown is fitted — typically one trip for placement and a short second visit for the crown.
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