Implant Replacement Teeth Promote Greater Oral Health
Dental implants in Wisconsin cost between $3,500 and $6,000 per tooth. This amount can vary if you need procedures like tooth extraction, gum shaping, bone grafting or multiple teeth replaced. With qualifying insurance, your out-of-pocket costs could be lowered by an average of 50%.
However, not getting dental implants will cost more in the long run. The restorative dentists of Total Care Dental have seen cases where teeth shift to fill gaps, jaws dissolve or gums become infected. Replacing your missing teeth will prevent expensive problems. Paying for dental implants now prevents paying even more in the future. TCD accepts most dental insurance plans and provides financing plans so you can afford your new implants.
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Why Get Dental Implants at TCD Madison?

Dental implants are used to restore your oral health after a tooth is permanently lost. A missing tooth can lead to infection, gum recession, lower self-esteem and general discomfort.
Getting dental implants installed will:
- Stop bone loss in the jaw
- Keep adjacent teeth in place
- Maintain the appearance of your smile
Without a dental implant, your teeth will start to shift to fill in the hole left by your lost tooth. You'll need braces to straighten and align your teeth as they move. If the jawbone deteriorates, your other teeth may fall out as their roots weaken. Before you know it, half your smile is gone! A single dental implant can keep your teeth where they belong. And the cost of one implant from Total Care Dental is a lot less than braces or a full set of dentures.
Replacing a tooth with an implant does more than improve your oral health – it improves your smile! Dental implants are available in several shades of white to best match and blend seamlessly with your natural teeth.
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Dental Implant Financing and Discounts in Madison
Our dentists believe in keeping your mouth healthy without breaking your budget. If you live in the Madison area, schedule an appointment to discuss potential dental implant costs. We will work with you to make your treatment affordable.
Dental financing plans are available for our patients. Total Care Dental offers a special 5% discount for anyone without insurance who agrees to pay their bill in advance, as long as the total amount for the procedure exceeds $300. Be sure to ask our staff if you qualify for this discount!
Alternative Tooth Replacement Options
During your dental consultation, you'll learn your tooth replacement options so you can select the best one for your budget. Our dentists will go over each choice, the prices and the specific benefits.
Some alternatives we offer include full or partial dentures, bridges and crowns.
- Dentures are used when multiple teeth are missing in the same area of the mouth.
- Dental crowns and dental bridges are only used when the root of the existing tooth is still intact. If you just had a tooth fall out due to an accident, there’s a chance your tooth can be implanted if you get to our Madison dentists fast enough.
- Four Life Changing Implants are great if you've already lost most of your teeth. This incredible procedure can replace all your missing teeth with minimal implants.
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Contact Total Care Dental to learn what you should pay for dental implants in Madison.
Frequently Asked Questions on Dental Implant Costs
How much are dental implants in Madison?
Dental implants usually range from $3,500 to $6,000 per tooth. The final price depends on whether you need extra procedures like tooth extraction or bone grafting. Total Care Dental provides detailed estimates during your consultation.
Does insurance cover dental implants?
Some insurance plans contribute toward the cost of implants, especially when tooth loss is tied to injury or medical need. TCD Madison accepts most major plans and will review your benefits to lower your out-of-pocket costs.
Are dental implants worth the cost?
Yes. Implants protect your jawbone, keep neighboring teeth in place and restore your smile. Choosing implants now often prevents more expensive problems like shifting teeth, gum disease or dentures later on.
Are dental implants painful?
Most patients report minimal discomfort thanks to modern anesthesia and careful techniques. Mild soreness is common for a few days, but most people return to normal activities quickly.
What is the cheapest alternative to dental implants?
Dentures and dental bridges are lower-cost options. While they improve appearance and function, they do not prevent bone loss like implants. TCD Madison will review every option so you can make the best choice for your budget.
How long do dental implants last?
With proper care, dental implants can last for decades. Regular cleanings, healthy gums and good oral hygiene are key to maximizing their lifespan.