How much does an implant crown cost?

The typical implant crown cost is $1,013 (the median negotiated price), with the middle half of practices charging $871 to $1,160.

Ceramic crown attached to an implant. A ceramic crown attached directly to the implant without a separate abutment component.

Median negotiated

$1,013

observed midpoint

Middle half

$871 – $1,160

25th to 75th percentile

Practices

23,647

in the sample

Est. self-pay

$1,013 – $1,366

estimate, not observed

Implant crown cost nationally

Prices cluster fairly tightly, from $871 to $1,160 across the middle half of the market, so shopping around saves less here than on larger treatments.

Observed dataObserved negotiated rates. Every figure here is a real negotiated amount taken from payer files published under the federal Transparency in Coverage rule. These are what a dental plan pays a contracted practice - not a cash price.

Estimated self-payEstimated self-pay range, not an observation. We do not have observed cash prices, and we will not present a modelled number as though we did. This range is the upper half of the same observed negotiated distribution, shown because an uninsured patient generally pays at or above the highest negotiated tier. Treat it as a budgeting aid and ask any practice for a written quote.

What it covers

A ceramic crown attached directly to the implant without a separate abutment component.

What moves the price

Materials and laboratory, plus the implant system used.

Normally included

The crown.

Usually billed separately

The implant post.

How plans treat it

Major service where covered.

Implant crown cost by state

Each bar is one state's observed distribution: the block is the middle half of the market, the vertical rule is the median, and the line reaching right runs out to the 90th percentile. The dashed line is the national median, so you can see at a glance which states sit above or below it.

Ceramic crown attached to an implant: observed negotiated price by state

Middle half (25th–75th)MedianNational median

The same figures as a table, lowest median first. Only states with at least 15 practices are listed.

Negotiated columns are observed. The self-pay column is an estimate derived from the upper half of the same distribution — see methodology. Column headings sort the table.
State	Negotiated range Observed	Median	Practices (n)	Est. self-pay Estimated
Kentucky	$808 – $1,428	$916	410	$916 – $1,834
Oklahoma	$798 – $1,143	$917	318	$917 – $1,428
New Mexico	$812 – $1,088	$922	140	$922 – $1,172
Puerto Rico	$911 – $1,071	$942	25	$942 – $1,514
Hawaii	$795 – $1,179	$954	52	$954 – $1,335
Indiana	$845 – $1,144	$958	405	$958 – $1,300
Idaho	$845 – $1,075	$959	124	$959 – $1,171
Iowa	$874 – $1,086	$960	204	$960 – $1,200
Nebraska	$819 – $1,150	$960	169	$960 – $1,663
Utah	$878 – $1,076	$963	287	$963 – $1,197
Tennessee	$848 – $1,159	$966	469	$966 – $1,502
Texas	$845 – $1,119	$972	2,070	$972 – $1,342
District of Columbia	$851 – $1,202	$972	120	$972 – $1,489
Alabama	$750 – $1,212	$978	297	$978 – $1,834
Arkansas	$854 – $1,076	$980	173	$980 – $1,276
Virginia	$845 – $1,179	$982	645	$982 – $1,489
Louisiana	$849 – $1,168	$982	305	$982 – $1,834
Colorado	$845 – $1,144	$984	573	$984 – $1,245
Mississippi	$890 – $1,145	$985	167	$985 – $1,266
Nevada	$877 – $1,127	$987	287	$987 – $1,367
New York	$875 – $1,113	$993	1,574	$993 – $1,264
Pennsylvania	$863 – $1,144	$995	1,291	$995 – $1,287
South Carolina	$881 – $1,120	$998	271	$998 – $1,234
Wyoming	$963 – $1,085	$998	26	$998 – $1,139
West Virginia	$910 – $1,115	$1,006	154	$1,006 – $1,338
New Jersey	$863 – $1,157	$1,008	867	$1,008 – $1,314
Massachusetts	$894 – $1,144	$1,009	741	$1,009 – $1,252
Missouri	$865 – $1,190	$1,010	436	$1,010 – $1,439
Ohio	$881 – $1,200	$1,014	778	$1,014 – $1,502
Georgia	$894 – $1,152	$1,016	562	$1,016 – $1,290
Kansas	$886 – $1,152	$1,018	211	$1,018 – $1,283
Illinois	$882 – $1,154	$1,019	857	$1,019 – $1,469
Oregon	$889 – $1,144	$1,019	239	$1,019 – $1,303
Maryland	$847 – $1,144	$1,025	517	$1,025 – $1,282
New Hampshire	$874 – $1,238	$1,028	57	$1,028 – $1,366
Wisconsin	$963 – $1,174	$1,030	317	$1,030 – $1,355
Arizona	$934 – $1,133	$1,036	595	$1,036 – $1,282
Michigan	$900 – $1,182	$1,038	587	$1,038 – $1,489
California	$928 – $1,171	$1,046	2,513	$1,046 – $1,328
Connecticut	$910 – $1,187	$1,048	343	$1,048 – $1,337
Florida	$882 – $1,291	$1,058	1,616	$1,058 – $1,834
South Dakota	$851 – $1,103	$1,058	30	$1,058 – $1,335
Vermont	$815 – $1,240	$1,063	16	$1,063 – $1,370
Minnesota	$926 – $1,188	$1,079	290	$1,079 – $1,377
North Carolina	$924 – $1,183	$1,082	648	$1,082 – $1,337
Washington	$948 – $1,183	$1,094	570	$1,094 – $1,251
Delaware	$1,025 – $1,211	$1,094	54	$1,094 – $1,284
Rhode Island	$882 – $1,296	$1,104	53	$1,104 – $1,433
Montana	$857 – $1,258	$1,114	50	$1,114 – $1,354
Maine	$1,077 – $1,329	$1,135	51	$1,135 – $1,385
North Dakota	$1,003 – $1,235	$1,167	28	$1,167 – $1,315
Alaska	$1,036 – $1,393	$1,190	45	$1,190 – $1,575

Related treatments

Implant post placed in the jaw Ceramic crown on an implant abutment Bone graft at an implant site

Dental implants guide · All treatments · How this was measured

Common questions

What should I ask the practice before agreeing?

What is the total for post and crown together on this tooth?

Is this the price I will pay without insurance?

No. The $871 to $1,160 range above is what dental plans have negotiated with contracted practices. If you are uninsured you will generally be quoted at or above the top of that range. We show an estimated self-pay range, clearly marked as an estimate, because we do not observe cash prices — see the methodology.

What is not included in this price?

The implant post.

How do dental plans usually treat this?

Major service where covered.

How many practices is this based on?

This national figure comes from 23,647 separate dental practices. Each practice contributes one observation, which is the median of every rate it holds for this treatment.