The price of implant rehabilitation is set by the number of implants, the type of restoration (fixed bridge, implant overdenture, single crown), the material (zirconia, hybrid, acrylic), the need for extractions or bone grafts, and the number of jaws. The quote you receive at the consultation is final and itemised — it covers every stage, from the scan to the permanent bridge, with no add-ons along the way.
What affects the price
| Factor | How it affects |
|---|---|
| Number of implants | All-on-4 costs less than All-on-6; an overdenture on 2 implants costs significantly less than a fixed bridge |
| Type of permanent restoration | Monolithic zirconia, hybrid, porcelain on zirconia — each at a different price level |
| Preparation | Extractions, sinus lift, bone graft — priced separately and only if needed |
| One jaw or two | Two jaws together usually cost less than one jaw twice |
| Sedation | An extra for the anaesthetist, by choice |
What the quote includes
- Consultation, exam and CT scan
- Digital planning, surgical guide and provisional bridge
- Surgery, implants and abutments
- All check-ups during healing
- The permanent bridge or crown
- Maintenance instruction and a night guard if needed
Payment and reimbursement
Payment can be spread across the treatment stages and by credit-card instalments. Some supplementary health-fund plans and private dental insurance reimburse part of the cost of implants and crowns — we provide all required documents. Comparing prices? Compare what is included, who performs it, and who is responsible afterwards.
A quote where the “permanent bridge” is acrylic, or where check-ups are priced separately, is cheap on paper and expensive in the mouth. Ours includes everything, in writing, and it is the same at every clinic.
International patients
Immediate loading suits patients travelling to Israel: one consultation (or a remote review of your CT), one surgery day, and a permanent bridge on a second visit after healing. We coordinate timelines and documentation in English; ask us on WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no price list on the site?
Because the price follows from the number of implants, the type of restoration, the materials and the preparation required — all of which are determined at the exam. The quote you receive at the consultation is itemised, final and in writing.
Can payment be spread out?
Yes — across the treatment stages and in credit-card instalments. Details at the consultation.
Does my health fund or insurance reimburse part of it?
Supplementary plans and private dental insurance sometimes reimburse part of the cost of implants and crowns, depending on the policy. We provide all required documents and receipts.
Why do quotes differ between clinics?
Check what is included (CT, guide, provisional bridge, check-ups, permanent bridge, warranty), who performs each stage, and what the permanent bridge is made of. A cheap quote with a “permanent” acrylic bridge is not the same product.
Why is it more expensive than abroad?
Not necessarily. “Turkey, €4,000 a mouth” offers usually do not include the permanent bridge, and certainly not the check-ups in the year after — and then people come to us to fix it, which costs more than everything together. That said, we agree the comparison has to be on the same product: zirconia, check-ups, warranty, in writing.
Do I pay everything up front?
No. In stages: part at planning, part on the day of surgery, the balance when the permanent bridge is delivered. Credit-card instalments are possible. The quote is locked — if it turns out along the way that something is needed that was not in the plan, that is on us, not you.
How long is the quote valid?
Three months. After that we update it if material prices changed — in practice that happens once a year and not by much. If you decide after a year, we re-examine, because the mouth changes, and sometimes the plan with it.
Want to know if immediate loading is right for you?
A first consultation at any network clinic includes an exam, a reading of your scan and an explanation of the options — no obligation.