Services · Missing tooth

A new tooth that feels like your own.

One doctor from the first scan to the final crown. We explain every step and name the full price before anything starts.

  • $3,900–4,800 Missing tooth, complete
  • Dr. Ortiz Implants and oral surgery
  • 3–6 months From first visit to crown

How it goes · four stages

From first scan to a finished tooth.

One doctor leads every stage. You get the plan and the full price in writing before anything starts.

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What's included

Missing tooth, complete — $3,900–4,800: implant, abutment, crown and all check-ups.

  1. Stage 01

    Consultation and scan.

    Dr. Ortiz checks the bone and gums, takes a scan and explains whether an implant is right for you.

    Duration~60 mins
  2. Stage 02

    Implant placement.

    The implant is placed under local anesthesia. You can ask to pause at any moment.

    Duration1–2 hours
  3. Stage 03

    Healing.

    The implant settles into the bone. We check in with you along the way.

    Duration3–6 months
  4. Stage 04

    Crown.

    A crown is fitted on the abutment and matched to your natural teeth.

    Duration2 visits

Price · all-in

What an implant costs.

The consultation comes first. The exact amount for your case is named after it, in writing, before any work starts.

Full price list
TreatmentWhat's includedStandard fee
Consultation (new patient visit)Exam, full X-rays, cleaning$195
Missing tooth, completeImplant, abutment, crown, check-ups$3,900 – $4,800

Insured?

We're in-network with most PPO plans, including Delta Dental, Cigna, Aetna and MetLife. We verify your individual benefits before your appointment.

No insurance?

Sensa Care Plan — $29/month: two cleanings, exams and X-rays a year, plus 15% off all restorative & surgical treatments.

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Based on 612 Google reviews

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  • "They told me the full price for the implant on day one, and that's exactly what I paid. No add-ons."

    — Linda R. · August 2026 · Missing tooth · Dr. Ortiz

  • "I was scared of surgery. Dr. Ortiz walked me through every step, and it was over sooner than I expected."

    — Mark D. · July 2026 · Missing tooth · Dr. Ortiz

  • "My new front tooth looks exactly like the others. Nobody can tell which one it is."

    — Karen P. · June 2026 · Missing tooth · Dr. Ortiz

Implant questions

What people ask about implants.

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1. Does getting an implant hurt?

The area is numbed with local anesthesia before we start, and you can ask to pause at any moment. Most people feel pressure rather than pain and are back to their usual routine in a day or two.

2. How long does the whole process take?

Usually 3–6 months from the first visit to the finished crown. Most of that time is healing: you live normally and come in for short check-ins.

3. Can I get an implant if I lost the tooth long ago?

Often, yes. If the bone has shrunk over time, Dr. Ortiz can rebuild it with a bone graft first (from $600). The scan at your consultation shows what you need.

4. Does insurance cover implants?

Many PPO plans cover part of the implant or crown. We verify your individual benefits before your appointment, so you know your share before you decide.

5. What if I'm not a candidate for an implant?

Then we'll show you the alternatives, such as an implant-supported bridge, with prices, and help you choose. No pressure either way.

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Direct Contacts

Phone: (303) 555-0148
Email: hello@sensadental.com

Practice Hours

Mon–Thu 7:30 am – 6:00 pm · Fri 7:30 am – 3:00 pm
Sat 8:00 am – 1:00 pm (every other week) · Sun closed

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