
Dental Implants Cost in Archway: A Clear Pricing Guide
If you are weighing up dental implants, the first question is usually the most practical one: what will it actually cost? This guide explains the dental implants cost in Archway clearly and honestly, using Blue Light Dental’s own published fees. No vague headline with the real numbers hidden — just a straightforward look at what you pay, what is included, and what can change the price for your individual case.
How much do dental implants cost in Archway?
At Blue Light Dental on Holloway Road, a single dental implant typically starts from £2,750. That figure is made up of the titanium implant fixture (from £1,650) and the porcelain crown that sits on top (from £1,100). Before any treatment begins, an implant consultation with our implantologist is £100 and covers the assessment and planning your case needs.
Here is how our current implant-related fees break down:
| Treatment stage | Fee |
|---|---|
| Implant consultation with implantologist | £100 |
| Dental implant (the fixture) | from £1,650 |
| Implant crown (the restoration on top) | from £1,100 |
| Bone graft (only if needed) | £450 |
| Typical single-tooth implant (fixture + crown) | from £2,750 |
These are the practice’s published prices, and they start from the figures shown. Your implantologist will give you an exact, written quote after your consultation, because the final cost depends on your mouth, not an average. You can always check the latest figures on our full fee list.
What is included in the cost of a dental implant
A dental implant is not a single item — it is a small series of carefully planned steps. Understanding each part makes the price far easier to read.
The implant fixture
This is the titanium post that is placed into the jawbone and acts as the new tooth root. Over the following weeks it fuses with the bone, creating a stable foundation. The fixture starts from £1,650.
The crown (restoration)
Once the implant has healed, a custom-made porcelain crown is fitted on top. This is the part you see and chew with, colour-matched to your natural teeth. The crown starts from £1,100.
Consultation, scans and planning
Your £100 implant consultation includes the clinical assessment and the planning that maps out exactly where the implant should sit. Careful planning is one of the biggest factors in a smooth, predictable result.
Additional procedures, only if you need them
Some patients need extra groundwork before an implant can be placed — most commonly a bone graft (£450) where the jawbone needs building up. Not everyone needs this, and your implantologist will tell you clearly at the consultation stage whether it applies to you.
Why dental implant prices vary from patient to patient
If you have searched around, you will have seen a wide range of implant prices across London. The reason is simple: implants are tailored treatment. The cost for your case depends on factors such as:
- How many teeth you are replacing — a single implant differs greatly from multiple implants or an implant-supported bridge.
- The condition of the bone and gum where the implant will sit, and whether any preparatory work is needed.
- The position in the mouth and the complexity of the case.
- The materials chosen for your final crown.
This is why an honest quote can only come after an assessment. Anyone quoting a firm all-in price before seeing your mouth is guessing.
Single implant, bridge or denture: comparing the cost
Implants often look more expensive than a bridge or denture at first glance, but it helps to compare like for like over time. A bridge at Blue Light Dental is £750 per unit, and dentures range from £750 to £1,500. These can be excellent options for many people. Implants, however, replace the tooth root as well as the visible tooth, and tend to be a long-term tooth-replacement option when looked after well. If you are comparing routes, our guide on dental bridges vs implants walks through the trade-offs.
Are cheap dental implants abroad worth it?
Lower headline prices overseas can be tempting, but the real cost is not only the fee. Follow-up care, the ability to return easily if something needs adjusting, and clear accountability all matter with a treatment designed to last for years. It is worth reading our honest look at the risks of getting dental implants on the cheap before you decide. The aim is not to scare you off — it is to help you compare properly.
Paying for your treatment
Because every implant plan is individual, the most useful next step is a consultation where you receive a written breakdown of your costs before you commit to anything. If you would like to spread the cost, ask our team about the payment options available when you book. There are no surprises here: you will know your figures in advance.
It is also worth noting that dental implants are generally a private treatment rather than an NHS one, so they are usually paid for privately.
What happens at your implant consultation in Archway
Your consultation with our implantologist is where the planning starts. We assess your teeth, gums and bone, discuss what you want to achieve, and explain whether implants are the right route for you. You then receive a clear, written treatment plan with the costs set out stage by stage — no pressure, no jargon.
If you are ready to find out what implants would involve for you, book a consultation online or call the practice. You can read more about the treatment itself on our dental implants in Archway page.
Dental implants cost in Archway: your questions answered
How much does a single dental implant cost in Archway?
A single implant at Blue Light Dental starts from £2,750, which covers the implant fixture (from £1,650) and the crown (from £1,100). The implant consultation is £100, and a bone graft, if needed, is £450.
Does the price include the crown?
The headline “from £2,750” figure includes both the fixture and the crown, because you need both for a finished tooth. When you compare prices elsewhere, always check whether the crown is included — some quotes list the fixture only.
What if I do not have enough bone for an implant?
In many cases a bone graft (£450) can build up the area so an implant can be placed securely. Your implantologist will assess this at your consultation and tell you whether it applies to you.
How long do dental implants last?
Well-maintained implants can last many years, and often far longer, with good oral hygiene and regular check-ups. Longevity varies from person to person, so your dentist will talk you through what to expect for your situation.
Why are implants more expensive than a bridge or denture?
An implant replaces the tooth root as well as the visible tooth, involves a minor surgical step, and uses custom components. That extra work is reflected in the price, but for many patients the stability and long-term value make it worthwhile.
Can I get a written quote before I commit?
Yes. After your consultation you receive a written treatment plan with your costs broken down by stage, so you can make your decision with the full picture in front of you.
Thinking about dental implants? The clearest next step is a consultation where you get figures specific to you. Book your implant consultation with the team at Blue Light Dental & Aesthetics in Archway.
Reviewed by Dr Sanyukta Kothari, Principal Dentist at Blue Light Dental & Aesthetics (GDC No. 283340). This article is general information about treatment costs and is not a substitute for a personal clinical assessment.
Blue Light Dental & Aesthetics
662-664 Holloway Road, Archway, London N19 3NU
020 8340 0666
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