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Cost for Multiple Tooth Implants in Austin

  • Writer: Rhett Kruger
    Rhett Kruger
  • Oct 25
  • 1 min read
Dental surgeon in Austin explaining cost for multiple tooth implants using a 3D model.

The cost for multiple tooth implants in Austin varies based on how many teeth are replaced and how the prosthetics are designed. Most three-tooth to six-tooth cases range from $8,000 to $20,000, depending on materials and surgical complexity.


What Impacts the Cost for Multiple Tooth Implants in Austin

  • Number of implants: More posts raise total but lower per-tooth average.

  • Bridge vs single crowns: Bridges are more efficient and cost-effective.

  • Bone grafting: Adds $1,500–$3,000 if bone density is insufficient.

  • Sedation: IV sedation adds $400–$800.

  • Restoration material: Hybrid zirconia bridges cost more but last longer.


Example Monthly Payments

A $15,000 multi-tooth treatment financed 60 months ≈ $310–$340/month.


FAQs

Is it cheaper to replace multiple teeth together?

  • Yes - shared procedures reduce costs and healing time.

Do full bridges feel natural?

  • Yes - most patients report them as stable and comfortable.

Are there bundle discounts?

  • Many Austin clinics offer savings for multi-implant cases.

Do payment plans cover full-arch work?

  • Yes, but financing limits depend on credit and lender.


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Note: Prices are estimates for Austin and are not a medical quote.

Updated: October 2025

Sources: ADA (2025); Texas Dental Journal (2025); Dental Town (2025)

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