Single implants, All-on-4 or a fixed implant denture. We explain what you actually need and what it costs before we start, with 3D technology and bilingual care at our Kendall office.
2026 Miami market ranges, without insurance. You get your exact price in writing after your 3D scan evaluation.
Replaces one tooth without touching the teeth next to it: titanium post, abutment and crown.
$4,000 – $6,000 per tooth
For 2-4 teeth in a row: two implants hold a fixed bridge, so you don't need one implant per tooth.
$8,000 – $12,000
Four implants hold a complete fixed arch. For people who have lost most of their teeth or wear a denture that slips.
$22,000 – $30,000 per arch
Your denture snaps onto 2-4 implants and stops moving when you eat. You take it out to clean it.
$10,000 – $15,000 per arch
Guide prices, not a quote. If you need a bone graft or extractions, we tell you before we start. We check for free how much your Medicare Advantage, PPO or HMO plan covers.
It's that simple
We know going to the dentist can feel like a chore (or even scary). So we make it easy from the very first call.
By phone or through the form, in English or Spanish. No judgment, whether it's been 6 months or 6 years.
We review your Medicare Advantage, PPO or HMO plan and tell you what it covers before your visit.
Before we start, you know exactly what we'll do and what it costs. No fine print.
At PureSmile Miami we treat every patient like family: bilingual, unhurried care designed for Kendall's seniors and the whole family.
We review your plan before your visit and tell you what it covers — and what it doesn't.
We explain the price before we begin, with flexible payment plans.
People on the list get scheduled first when we open — nothing to pay up front.
Bring your kids or your parents and we'll see you together — one visit for the whole family.
We start from where you are today. We explain every option calmly, in English or Spanish, with clear pricing — and the decision is always yours.
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Clear pricing before we start — never a surprise bill.
A complete implant has three parts: the implant (the titanium root), the abutment and the crown. Before we start you get a written estimate with everything itemized, including the 3D scan and a bone graft if needed. No surprise line items.
It's placed under local anesthesia and many patients compare it to a simple extraction. There may be some swelling for 2-3 days afterward, managed with common pain relievers.
A single implant usually takes 3 to 6 months: 3D scan, placement, healing into the bone and final crown. In many All-on-4 cases, fixed temporary teeth are placed the same day as surgery.
It depends on the plan. Some Medicare Advantage plans cover implants or part of the cost; others don't. We check your plan for free before your visit and tell you in writing what it covers.
In many cases, yes. The 3D scan shows how much bone you have and, if there isn't enough, a graft can prepare the area. Well-controlled diabetes usually doesn't rule out an implant; we coordinate with your doctor.
With good hygiene and check-ups, an implant can last many years; the crown may need replacing over time due to wear. Smoking and gum disease are the main risks.
Only when there isn't enough bone to hold the implant. We show you on the 3D image so you can see why, and it's a separate line in the estimate. If you want a second opinion, we give you a copy of your images.
No. That day you get fixed temporary teeth. The final teeth are made once the bone and gums have healed, usually a few months later. Before we start, we walk you through each stage and the approximate dates.
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