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How much do dental implants cost in Sunbury? (2026 prices)

A single tooth implant in Sunbury typically costs $3,000 – $5,500 including the implant, placement and crown. Multiple teeth and full mouth treatments range higher depending on your needs. Every figure on this page is a genuine range — your written quote follows a free individual assessment.

Last reviewed: July 2026 · Indicative AUD ranges, subject to individual clinical assessment

Our published price guide

TreatmentIndicative range (AUD)
Single tooth implantImplant, placement, abutment and crown$3,000 – $5,500
Multiple teeth (implant bridge)Two or more implants supporting a bridge$6,000 – $12,000+
Implant-retained dentureImplants to stabilise a removable denture$8,000 – $16,000
Fixed full archFull arch replacement on multiple implants$18,000 – $30,000+
Assessment with 3D imagingExamination, CBCT scan, written treatment planFree

Ranges reflect differences in bone condition, the number of implants, and the final prosthetic. You receive an exact written quote before any treatment begins — and it does not change without your agreement. Last reviewed July 2026.

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What the price includes — and what can add to it

Always included

  • The titanium implant and its placement
  • Abutment (the small connector between implant and crown) and final crown or prosthetic
  • Local anaesthetic
  • All standard follow-up visits
  • Written quote with every item listed

Sometimes needed (quoted upfront)

  • Tooth extraction before placement
  • Bone grafting where bone is insufficient
  • Sedation beyond local anaesthetic
  • Treatment of gum disease first

Why implant prices vary

01

Bone condition

Less available bone can mean grafting or different implant choices.

02

Number of implants

More missing teeth rarely means one implant per tooth — planning matters.

03

The prosthetic

Crown, bridge or denture — materials and complexity differ.

04

Imaging and planning

3D scans and guided placement are part of doing it properly.

Read the full breakdown of why implants cost what they cost →

Tempted by a much cheaper quote?Very low prices usually mean something is missing: the crown quoted separately, imaging excluded, or follow-ups charged per visit. We explain exactly what you pay for with cheap dental implants — and the questions to ask any dentist, including us.

Rebates, Medicare and paying over time

Private health funds with major dental cover typically rebate part of an implant; if you hold extras cover, bring your fund details and we will help you work out what you can claim. Medicare generally does not cover implants. Payment plans and superannuation early release (under ATO criteria) are realistic pathways many patients use.

Worried about affording it?

Four realistic pathways, explained without jargon: payment plans, super, rebates, staged treatment.

Cost questions, answered

Is the free assessment really free?

Yes — examination, 3D imaging, and a written treatment plan with exact pricing, at no cost and no obligation.

How does the cost compare to a bridge or denture?

Upfront, implants cost more. Over ten years the comparison changes because bridges and dentures often need replacing. See the 10-year cost comparison →

Can the quote change during treatment?

Your written quote is itemised and fixed. If your clinical situation changes, any revision is explained and agreed before we continue.

Do you offer discounts or specials?

No. We publish fair, dated prices year-round instead of inflating them to discount them later.

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Find out exactly where you stand

A full examination, a written plan with every cost included, and no pressure to proceed.

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Every dentist is registered with AHPRA and works to national standards.

A written quote, every cost included

Itemised at your assessment; it does not change without your agreement.

Free assessment with 3D imaging

A full examination and CBCT scan at no cost, with a clear plan for what comes next.

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Individual assessment is required for all treatments; results and recovery vary between individuals. Before and after photographs are published with patient consent and depict individual outcomes only. Payment and superannuation information on this site is general in nature and is not financial advice.
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