Dental Implant Cost

During your consultation, your Hybridge doctor can discuss the specific costs associated with  Pick-Your-Path treatment options.  Listed below are the most common payment methods used for dental implants to help you navigate your out-of-pocket costs:​

1. Medicaid:  We do not accept Medicaid.
2. Insurance: While we don't directly bill insurance companies, we can provide you with the necessary paperwork to submit to your dental insurance provider for potential reimbursement.  Many dental PPO plans have an annual $1500 dental insurance benefit.​
3. Personal Loans: Consider a loan from your bank or credit union to cover your dental expenses.  Also, Dental expenses are tax deductible. Please consult with your accountant.
4. CareCredit: A health and wellness credit card with flexible financing options so you can pay over time for care you want or need.
5. Dental Financing Companies: Several healthcare credit cards or financing companies provide loans specifically designed for medical and dental expenses. They often offer promotional financing with low or no interest for a period.
6. HELOC Loan (Home Equity Line of Credit): A HELOC allows you to borrow against the equity you've built up in your home. It's important to carefully consider the pros and cons of a HELOC, as interest rates can fluctuate, and your home is used as collateral.

We recommend researching these options and consulting with a financial advisor to determine the best fit for your individual situation.