How Much Do Dental Implants Cost in London? 2026 Prices Compared

Most London clinics that publish a price charge £1,694 to £2,900 for a single dental implant, and the typical (median) published price is £2,400. At Toothi in Edgware a single implant is a fixed £1,995 including the Osstem implant, the abutment, a porcelain crown and every review appointment. The CBCT 3D scan needed before placement is taken at a referral imaging centre and paid to them directly, so it is not included in the £1,995. Below is what each part of implant treatment typically costs across London, so you can see where any quote you have been given sits.

Written and reviewed by Dr Ali El-Kabengi (GDC 270807), principal dentist at Toothi London, who has a special interest in implant dentistry. London market figures from Keystone (176 London clinics’ own published prices, collected September 2026) and DentistFees (borough fee guides, read August 2026), checked 3 October 2026. Toothi fees correct as of September 2026 — see our full fee list. For national figures, read our dental implant cost UK guide.

Single-implant range and median: Keystone, 176 London clinics’ own published prices, collected September 2026 (where a clinic gives a range, the lower figure is used). Other rows: Toothi’s review of published London practice fee pages, 24 September 2026. These are indicative bands, not quotes from any one clinic — your own price depends on what your scan shows. Dental implants are private treatment for almost everyone; the NHS funds them only for specific medical needs.

Typical (median) published price for a single implant, by area, among London clinics that publish one:

Borough by borough in the north-west, DentistFees’ reading of practices’ own fee guides (August 2026) gives a median of £2,690 in Barnet (25 practices), £2,300 in Harrow (7), £2,500 in Ealing (7) and £1,074 in Brent (6). Its London index figure is £2,200. Small samples move a median a long way, and not every published figure covers the same thing — which is the next section.

Sources: Keystone, Dental Implant Cost in London (2026); DentistFees, Dental Implants in Harrow. Both read 3 October 2026.

1. Implant only, or the finished tooth. A finished implant tooth has three parts: the implant in the bone, the abutment that connects it, and the crown you see. Many headline prices cover only the first. In Harrow alone, DentistFees found 21 practices publishing a price labelled as the implant fixture rather than a complete implant. Abutments are often quoted separately at £250–£600 and crowns at £600–£1,350.
2. The scan and the planning. Every implant should be planned from a CBCT 3D scan. Some clinics include it; many charge for it separately.
3. Bone grafts and sinus lifts. If a tooth has been missing for a while, the bone shrinks and may need building up. Most fee pages say “on assessment”, which is how a quoted price grows after the scan. Ask for the graft and sinus-lift prices before you commit.
4. The implant system. Different implant brands carry different costs. Toothi uses the Osstem TS system, which has more than 20 years of published clinical data.
5. Who places it. Implants in the UK are placed by GDC-registered dentists with additional training, and by registered oral surgeons and periodontists. Implant dentistry is not a separate GDC-registered title, so ask who will place your implant and what training they have, and check their name on the GDC register.

• ✓  The Osstem implant placed in the bone.
• ✓  The abutment that connects the implant to the crown.
• ✓  A porcelain crown, shade-matched to your own teeth.
• ✓  Every review appointment through treatment.
• ✓  A free consultation with a written treatment plan.
• ✗  Not included: the CBCT 3D scan. It is taken at a referral imaging centre and paid to them directly.
• ✗  Not included: a bone graft or sinus lift, only added if your scan shows you need one, at the published prices above, and you know before you commit.
• ✗  Not included: a fixed full-arch bridge (All-on-X). Fixed full-arch bridges (All-on-X) are available, priced on assessment at your free consultation.

Replacing more than one tooth? A second implant at the same visit is £1,795 because it shares your scan, consultation and surgery; three teeth in a row on two implants is £4,495; and an implant-retained denture is £7,995 per arch. Afterwards, a routine implant examination is £95 and implant hygiene therapy £150.

1. Is that the price of the finished tooth — implant, abutment and crown?
2. Is the CBCT 3D scan included, and where is it taken?
3. From what you can see, am I likely to need a bone graft or sinus lift, and what do they cost?
4. Which implant system do you use?
5. Who will place the implant, and what training do they have?
6. For a front tooth, what will I wear while it heals, and is that included?
7. How many review appointments are included?
8. What happens, and what does it cost, if the implant doesn’t take?
9. What will maintenance cost each year afterwards?
10. Will I have the full price in writing before I commit?

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Toothi London is at 1 Handel Parade, Whitchurch Lane, Edgware, HA8 6LD — two minutes from Edgware Station at the northern end of the Northern line, around 25 minutes from central London. Patients come to us from across North London and Hertfordshire for implant treatment at a published, fixed price.

Closer to a particular area? See dental implants for Edgware, North London, Stanmore, Harrow, Mill Hill, Hendon, Colindale, Kingsbury, Burnt Oak and Borehamwood. Weighing up options? Compare implants, dentures and bridges, or read whether you can get implants on the NHS.