Prices

Dental implant price guide for Ireland, 2026

This guide reports prices that clinics publish on their own websites. It was checked on 3 November 2026. It is not a national average, not a personal quote, and not a judgement of clinical quality.

For a single implant and crown, 16 of 21 listings publish enough detail to add the two parts. Those comparable totals run from €1,300 to €3,200. Five listings do not, because the crown is not priced or the page does not say what the figure includes. Those five stay in the comparison and sort after the priced listings.

What the comparable total means

Where a clinic publishes one fee for an implant with a crown, that fee is the total. Where it prices the implant and the crown on separate lines, the total adds the two "from" prices. A figure that does not say whether the crown is included is shown, but it is not used for the default order. The rules are on How we rank.

Truly Dental is an example of why the wording matters. The price list states single implant surgery from €950 and a single implant crown from €950. This guide uses €1,900 for that pair. It does not treat €950 as the price of an implant and a crown. Source: trulydental.ie/price-list, checked 3 November 2026.

Single implant and crown

What a low starting price can leave out

The totals above are starting points. On the pages checked, clinics also publish separate fees for consultations, scans, bone grafts, temporary teeth and reviews. A few examples, each tied to that clinic's page:

• Seapoint Clinic includes placement, both abutments and a non-aesthetic crown from €1,795, and lists the implant consultation at €150 including an OPG and CT. An aesthetic crown is a different line, from €3,300. Fees.
• 3Dental publishes an implant with crown from €1,590 to €2,145, and a simple bone graft from €400 to €2,000. Price list.
• Airport Dental Cork prices implant surgery at €1,300 and the crown at €1,100, with a CBCT at €200 and a temporary implant crown from €250. Fees.

These examples are not a typical extra, and they are not interchangeable. A bone graft in one price list is not the same operation as a bone graft in another. Ask for an itemised written quote. The consultation checklist is a page you can print and take with you.

Full arch prices

A full arch replaces a row of teeth. Clinics do not all describe the same package. Some say per arch. Bowe Dental Limerick City publishes an All-on-4 range without saying whether it is per arch, so that range is not used when sorting by price. Read All-on-4 explained before comparing the names.

Tax relief and treatment abroad

Some clinic pages say implant treatment is tax deductible at 20%. That is the clinic's statement. Revenue's rule is narrower. Read the MED 2 guide before you subtract 20% from a quote.

This guide does not publish prices for clinics outside Ireland. The Ireland and abroad page explains what the HSE and Revenue actually say, and what they do not say.

Add up a quote

Use your own written quote. The calculator does not invent a scan fee or a graft fee.

Relief is shown as €0 until a dentist has said the treatment is a qualifying MED 2 item. An implant is not automatically eligible.

This illustration takes 20% of the total, which is the standard rate Revenue uses for qualifying health expenses. It is not a decision by Revenue. You need to have paid enough income tax to use the relief. Amounts an insurer, the HSE or anyone else refunds are not included. Your dentist has to complete Form MED 2. See the MED 2 guide.

What this guide will not do

• It does not name a best clinic, and it does not pin a listing to the top.
• It does not publish star ratings or reviews.
• It does not say that a lower price is poorer dentistry, or that a higher price is better dentistry.

The Dental Council Code of Practice on Public Relations and Communications says information for the public should be truthful, factual and not misleading, and should not take advantage of people's lack of knowledge of dentistry. This site is not a dental practice. The same standard is the one used for the words on these pages. Accessed 3 November 2026.