Bone volume
The single biggest variable. If the ridge is wide and tall enough the fee is £2,950; if it has shrunk after years without a tooth, grafting from £600 is added and the timeline lengthens.
Implant quotes are notoriously hard to compare because clinics split the same treatment into different parts. Some advertise a low figure for the titanium post alone and add the abutment, crown and reviews later; others bundle everything. At Wimpole Street a single implant is £2,950 and that figure includes the surgical placement, the healing reviews, the connector and the final crown, so the tooth you end up chewing on is the one you were quoted for. The items that can legitimately add to it are a bone graft where the scan shows too little ridge, the CT scan itself, and any extraction or gum treatment needed before placement. Multiple implants, implant-retained dentures and full-arch bridges are quoted individually once the scan has been read.
£2,950 – £3,550+
For a single implant with crown, with or without a bone graft. Multiple implants and full-arch work are quoted per plan.
| Treatment | Fee |
|---|---|
Single implant with crown Placement, healing reviews, abutment and laboratory-made crown. | From £2,950 |
Bone graft Grafting material and placement where the CT scan shows insufficient ridge. | From £600 |
Implant consultation Thirty-minute clinical assessment and discussion of options. | £30 |
Cone-beam CT scan 3D imaging of bone volume and nerve position; required before placement. | Quoted at consultation |
Implant-supported bridge Two or more implants carrying a span of teeth. | Quoted after the scan |
Implant-retained denture Implants, attachments and the denture that clips onto them. | Quoted after assessment |
Full-arch fixed bridge Four to six implants and a fixed arch of teeth, staged over months. | Quoted after assessment |
Fees apply from 1 October 2026 and mirror our South Kensington and St Paul's price lists. Your own figure is confirmed in writing after an examination.
The single biggest variable. If the ridge is wide and tall enough the fee is £2,950; if it has shrunk after years without a tooth, grafting from £600 is added and the timeline lengthens.
Each additional implant with its crown is priced separately, but a bridge on two implants can replace three teeth, so more gaps does not always mean proportionally more posts.
If a tooth still has to come out, the extraction and any socket preservation are separate items, and healing may add two to three months before placement.
Front teeth demand more of the technician for the crown to look natural against its neighbours; the implant fee does not change but the case may take an extra try-in visit.
Active gum disease must be treated before implants are placed. That treatment is priced on its own and is not optional if the implant is to survive.
All-on-4 style bridges and implant-retained dentures involve several implants, surgical guides, provisional teeth and a long laboratory process, so they are always quoted after planning rather than from a list.
An implant is a significant sum and most patients choose to spread it. Interest-free instalments over up to twelve months are available on eligible plans, subject to status. A single implant at £2,950 spread over twelve months works out at just under £246 a month with nothing added. Longer terms carry interest and are quoted individually.
Payment is staged in any case: part at placement and the balance when the crown is fitted, months later. Grafting and the scan are paid as they happen.
Finance is subject to status and terms apply. Medical and Dental Limited is a credit broker, not a lender. Monthly figures are illustrations; your own terms are confirmed in writing before you sign.
A single implant in London is quoted anywhere from about £1,500 to over £5,000. The lower figures usually cover the post alone or come with conditions; the higher ones tend to come from specialist referral practices or clinics on the W1 medical streets, and sometimes reflect premium implant systems or extensive grafting rather than a better outcome.
At £2,950 including the crown, our fee sits in the middle of that spread and is identical at all three Medical & Dental clinics. The comparison we would ask you to make is whether a quote includes the crown and abutment, how many reviews are covered, what the warranty terms are, and whether a CT scan has actually been taken before the figure was given.
Wimpole Street opens 1 October 2026. Register now for the Marylebone diary, or book a consultation at South Kensington or St Paul's where the same fees already apply.
Opening 1 October 2026
Wimpole Street is not yet seeing patients. Until then, please book or call our South Kensington clinic on 020 7183 2362 or our St Paul's clinic on 020 7183 3709. Questions about the new clinic: wimpolestreet@md.co.uk.
The same clinical team already works from two other Medical & Dental clinics. Book at either one now and, if you prefer, move your ongoing care to Wimpole Street once the doors open.