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Jonathan Lane – Implant and Restorative Dentistry

Transparent pricing

Dental implant cost in Tadcaster

A single dental implant at Kirkgate Dental Surgery costs from £2,750, including the implant, the surgery and the final crown. The consultation is £90 and includes your CBCT (3D) scan — many clinics charge separately for that scan. Multiple-implant and full-arch treatments are quoted individually in writing after assessment.

Our fees

What implant treatment costs

Treatment Fee
Implant consultation Full assessment with Jonathan Lane, CBCT (3D) scan, discussion of all options, written treatment plan and fixed quote £90
Single dental implant Implant, abutment, surgery and the final porcelain crown — one complete price from £2,750
Multiple implants / implant bridges Itemised written quote for your specific case — often fewer implants than missing teeth Price on consultation
Full arch / implant-retained dentures Itemised written quote covering implants, any extractions, temporaries and the final teeth Price on consultation

All prices are guide prices. Your exact cost is confirmed in a written treatment plan after your assessment, before any treatment starts — and it doesn't change mid-course. If your case needs extras such as bone grafting or a temporary tooth, they appear in the plan from day one, never as a surprise later.

Why the £90 consultation is genuinely good value

The consultation includes a CBCT (3D) scan on our own scanner — a detailed three-dimensional image of your jaw that's essential for planning any implant. Elsewhere this scan is commonly billed separately. By the end of one visit you'll know whether implants are suitable for you, which options fit your case, and exactly what each would cost — in writing. There's no obligation to go ahead and no pressure to decide on the day.

Spreading the cost with Tabeo

Patient finance is available through Tabeo on treatment plans of £3,000 or more. Note that a single implant at £2,750 falls below that threshold on its own — finance applies to larger plans, such as multiple implants, full-arch treatment, or a plan combining an implant with other work. We'll tell you plainly whether your plan qualifies.

[CONFIRM: Tabeo representative example and FCA credit-broker wording — required before launch. e.g. "Kirkgate Dental Surgery / Lloyd Lane Ltd is a credit broker, not a lender, and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority…"]

Implant vs bridge vs denture: the long-term maths

An implant usually costs more up front than a bridge or a denture. Over the years, the comparison changes:

  • A conventional bridge typically needs replacing every 10–15 years, and it requires grinding down the two neighbouring teeth — if one of those anchor teeth later fails, the next repair is bigger and costlier than the first.
  • A partial denture is the cheapest start, but it accelerates bone loss under the gap, usually needs relining or remaking every few years, and many people simply stop wearing it.
  • An implant, cared for well, commonly lasts decades. It protects the neighbouring teeth rather than borrowing from them, and preserves the bone. One cost, looked after, rather than a cycle of remakes.

None of this makes the implant automatically right for you — budgets and mouths are individual. It just means the sticker price isn't the whole story, and we'd rather you compare options with the full picture.

No hidden extras

Our single-implant price includes the parts other quotes sometimes leave out:

  • The implant, the abutment (connector) and the final crown
  • The surgical placement and local anaesthetic
  • Follow-up reviews during healing

When you compare quotes — and you should — ask whether the crown, the abutment and the reviews are included. A "from" price that covers only the implant post can grow by four figures before you're finished.

Cost questions

Pricing FAQs

How much do dental implants cost?
At Kirkgate Dental Surgery in Tadcaster, a single dental implant costs from £2,750, including the implant, the surgery and the final crown. The £90 consultation includes a CBCT (3D) scan. Multiple implants and full-arch treatments are priced individually after assessment — see our cost page for a full breakdown.
How long do dental implants last?
With good care, implants can last for many years — studies report high success rates over ten years and beyond. They aren't guaranteed for life: like natural teeth, they depend on healthy gums and good daily cleaning, and smoking or untreated gum disease shortens their lifespan. Regular check-ups and hygiene visits are part of looking after them.
Can I spread the cost of implant treatment?
Yes — patient finance is available through Tabeo on treatment plans of £3,000 or more. A single implant at £2,750 falls just below that threshold on its own, but plans that include additional work may qualify. We'll give you exact figures with your written treatment plan. [CONFIRM: Tabeo representative example and FCA wording]
Are dental implants available on the NHS?
Very rarely — the NHS only funds implants in exceptional circumstances, such as after certain cancers or facial injuries. For almost everyone, implants are private treatment. That's why we keep our pricing transparent: you'll see guide prices on this site and get a fixed written quote after your assessment, with no obligation to go ahead.
What happens at the £90 implant consultation?
You'll meet Jon for an unhurried assessment: a conversation about what you want to achieve, an examination of your teeth and gums, and a CBCT (3D) scan of your jaw — included in the £90 fee. You'll leave knowing whether implants are suitable for you, what the options are, and what each would cost. A written treatment plan follows, and there's no pressure to decide on the day.

Get your exact figure, in writing

Book the £90 consultation — CBCT scan included — and leave with a written treatment plan and a fixed quote to consider at home.

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