Dental Implant Cost in Jeddah

How much does a dental implant cost in Jeddah?

A maximum of 4,000 SAR per tooth, including the implant, the abutment and the crown — the tooth ready to chew on, not one stage of it. Most cases come in under that ceiling.

That also covers the consultation, the imaging and planning, and the follow-up visits after placement.

The only possible additions are procedures that some cases need, such as bone grafting or a sinus lift, and these are discussed with you before treatment starts rather than after.

Why not publish a single fixed price? Because every mouth is different. A short examination establishes what you actually need — and many patients pay less than they expected.

Instalments and insurance

Instalments are available through Tabby and Tamara, so the cost can be split into payments rather than paid at once.

As for medical insurance, most policies in the Saudi market do not cover dental implants and cosmetic procedures, or cover them only partially.

The clinic does work with insurance, so check the details of your cover with your insurer before your appointment — and we will help coordinate where we can.

How to compare prices properly

The right question is not "how much is the implant?" but "how much is the finished tooth?". The gap between those two answers can be double the amount.

Complete prices advertised across many Jeddah clinics fall between roughly 8,000 and 10,000 SAR per tooth, while the complete price here does not exceed 4,000 SAR.

Before agreeing to any quote, ask three questions: does the price include the crown, which implant system is used, and are there any possible additional fees?

What determines the price?

The implant system, the manufacturer, and the quality of its materials.

Whether the case needs bone grafting or a sinus lift before placement.

The type of crown or restoration on the implant, and how many teeth are being replaced.

What makes up the cost of an implant?

Consultation and diagnosis: clinical examination and 3D imaging to assess the bone and plan the implant.

Implant and surgery: the implant itself from a certified system, and the placement visit under local anaesthetic.

Abutment and crown: the connector between implant and crown, then the final crown — its price varies with the material (zirconia or other).

Additional procedures when needed: bone grafting or a sinus lift, which are not required in every case.

Follow-up: review visits after placement to confirm osseointegration.

The components that apply to your specific case are explained after examination, before any treatment begins.

Why quality matters more than price

An implant is not a product where you pick the cheapest; it is a part that stays in your mouth and that you chew on for years.

Cheap, unbranded implants can fail or cause complications, and treating a failure later is harder and more expensive than doing it right the first time.

The real difference is the surgeon’s experience, precise planning, and certified materials — and that is what protects your investment in your teeth.

Transparency and payment options

The treatment plan and cost are discussed clearly before starting, so there are no surprises once treatment begins.

You can ask about available instalment options when discussing the plan.