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Hey Tess, thanks for the kind words. Check out the guide to dental tourism we just published here: https://www.dentalimplantcostguide.com/dental-tourism/

Hi Mihai. Thank you for your comment. The costs we list for the various countries are the average amounts people have reported paying for a dental implant. All of the data used is submitted to us from visitors like yourself. It is important to note that the cost of an implant varies widely as it is based on a number of factors, so the amounts we show should be taken as an approximate level or range - not an exact price list.

Hi Warren, I finally got around to listing all of the schools that have been mentioned by visitors and linked to the comment the school was mentioned in for your reference. I will add to this list as more schools are discussed.

Hi snagglebob, thanks for your comment! I'm not sure if J Greene will see your comment, but I got in touch with them to ask the same question. They said: "I went to UMDNJ [University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey]. I went at the suggestion of my dentist, as he had costed my treatment out at more than $20,000, which I did not have. I needed teeth removed and implants done, also an existing implant needed a restoration. I had some cavities, a few root canals, several crowns, perio work, endo work, dental surgery, I even had tissue...

For those who would like to learn more about Dr. Aplicano and his practice, check out the quick interview I did with him here.

I am sorry to hear about your situation. I have a couple of questions so I can get a better idea of your options: Did your dentist check to see if the bone in your jaw was strong enough to hold the implants? Did they tell you beforehand that there were risks due to your age and your bone density that the implants might fail? If they didn’t, I think you should consider looking for a new dentists or get a second opinion. If they did, I would give the dentist a chance to build up the bone structure around...

Hi Barbara, thank you for sharing your experience with the rest of us and I'm very happy to hear that you're cancer free! 😀 Thank you for mentioning mini dental implants (MDI), I should add them to this page as another way to save some money while enjoying similar benefits to those that regular implants provide. For those who don't know, mini implants are a great alternative for those who don't have enough bone to secure full sized implants or are looking for a lower cost dental prosthesis that is stable and low maintenance. MDI are a fraction of the...