Affordable dental implants that last a lifetime — now 40% below typical fees
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Dental implants shouldn’t cost a fortune, but at most Florida practices, a full arch can cost between $25,000 and $35,000—often entirely out of pocket. We built our practice to offer patients a more affordable solution without compromising the quality of their care.
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Please note: dental implants aren't covered by Medicaid, Medicare, or grant programs. Additionally, insurance may only cover up to $2k. Most patients finance them through a third-party lender. A credit score of 650 or higher generally qualifies on its own; below that, you'll need to bring a co-signer to your appointment.
Please note: dental implants aren't covered by Medicaid, Medicare, or grant programs. Additionally, insurance may only cover up to $2k. Most patients finance them through a third-party lender. A credit score of 650 or higher generally qualifies on its own; below that, you'll need to bring a co-signer to your appointment.
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Multiple
Warranty Options
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Of Specialized Training
99%
Success Rate
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What Sets Us Apart From Other Implant Centers?
Other Clinics: The Fees They Don't Advertise
Plenty of implant ads dangle a low headline price just to get you in the chair. What they leave out are the add-ons stacked on afterward — so the invoice you actually receive looks nothing like the number that drew you in.
We take the opposite approach.
Every service below is built into your price at no extra cost.
ASSURE DENTISTRY
❌ IV sedation usually isn't part of the quote — plan on roughly $1,000 added on top.
❌ Each extracted tooth will be billed separately, usually at around $400 per tooth. Limited bone grafting is also a separate charge, generally ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. These additional costs can add up to thousands of dollars, especially when multiple teeth need to be removed.
❌ Typically, 4 to 6 implants are required for a full arch implant treatment and those implants are often charged individually, at around $2,000 per implant. So, in the end, the patient will owe $8,000 to $12,000 out of pocket.
✅ Oral sedation is covered — never a separate line item.
✅ We take out your remaining teeth at no additional charge —- something other clinics tack on around $400/tooth.
✅ There's no per-implant surcharge here. Up to 6 implants are included with nothing extra out of pocket.
✅ Should limited bone grafting be needed, it's on us — elsewhere that's about a $2,000 add-on.
✅ On average, our patients keep more than $15,000 in their pockets when choosing us for their full arch dental implants.
Only dental implants stop the bone loss that follows a missing tooth.
When a tooth is lost, the jawbone will gradually shrink over time. When multiple tooth roots are lost, the shrinkage can cause sagging of the face and a premature appearance of aging. Conventional dentures, unfortunately, will not halt this process – dental implants are the only tooth replacement that can help preserve the jawbone.
Types of Dental Implants and Fees
Single Dental Implant
Snap-In Lower Dentures
Fixed Full Arch Dental Implants
All-On-X Full Arch Implants Zirconia
$3,999 per tooth
Starting at $8,000 per arch
Starting at $12,995 per arch
Starting at $14,995 per arch
Includes surgical implant placement
Includes abutment
Includes zirconia crown (prosthetic tooth)
* Low-cost 3rd party financing is available for terms as long as 120 months; your monthly payment depends on approval.
- Cover the whole process from beginning to end, without any surprise charges.
- Removal of every remaining damaged tooth is built in (a $400/tooth value)
- Free oral sedation — a deeper, specially certified level of sedation that keeps the surgery completely pain-free (a $2,500 value)
- Includes surgical placement of up to 4 implants
- Includes abutments
- Includes new lower snap-in denture prosthesis
* Low-cost 3rd party financing is available for terms as long as 120 months; your monthly payment depends on approval.
- Cover the whole process from beginning to end, without any surprise charges.
- Removal of every remaining damaged tooth is built in (a $400/tooth value)
- Free oral sedation — a deeper, specially certified level of sedation that keeps the surgery completely pain-free (a $2,500 value)
- A no-cost treatment warranty that protects your investment (a $3,000 value)
- Includes surgical placement of up to 4-6 implants
- Includes provisional arch for day of surgery and final PMMA fixed arch after healing period
* Low-cost 3rd party financing is available for terms as long as 120 months; your monthly payment depends on approval.
- Cover the whole process from beginning to end, without any surprise charges.
- Removal of every remaining damaged tooth is built in (a $400/tooth value)
- Free oral sedation — a deeper, specially certified level of sedation that keeps the surgery completely pain-free (a $2,500 value)
- A no-cost treatment warranty that protects your investment (a $3,000 value)
- Includes surgical placement of up to 6 implants
- Includes provisional arch for day of surgery and final zirconia fixed arch after healing period
* Low-cost 3rd party financing is available for terms as long as 120 months; your monthly payment depends on approval.
About $1,000 less than the New Port Richey average.
About $5,000 less than the New Port Richey average.
About $12,000 less than the New Port Richey average.
About $10,000 less than the New Port Richey average.
Dr. Vivek Solanki Brings Outstanding Results to Every Implant Case
A Jacksonville, Florida native and board-certified diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology, Dr. Solanki built his expertise over years of demanding training. It started with a B.S. in Nutritional Sciences at the University of Florida, followed by his D.D.S. at Howard University in Washington, D.C. His postgraduate path included a two-year general practice residency at the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, then three years of focused specialty training in periodontics and implant dentistry at the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Hospital.
The implant procedures Dr. Solanki performs include:
- Single dental implants to restore one missing tooth
- Implant-retained bridges to rebuild several adjacent teeth
- Overdentures aka "Snap-On" dentures that lock securely onto implants
- All-On-X™ — the Teeth-In-A-Day approach — which recreates an entire arch with a fixed zirconia bridge, a material durable enough to last 20+ years.
From your first visit to your final result, our team looks after every detail.
Regular Dental Bridge vs Dental Implants (Pros & Cons)
Missing one tooth, or a few side by side? Two common treatment options are a dental bridge or an implant. The video below explains the benefits and considerations of each. While both can be effective, we often recommend an implant because it replaces the missing tooth root and helps preserve the surrounding bone.
Down a tooth or a few in a row? This video is for you.
Regular Dentures vs Full Arch Dental Implants (Pros & Cons)
Lost a whole row of teeth? You really have two paths: traditional dentures or a full arch of implants. Many people reach for plastic dentures first without realizing what it costs them down the road. In truth, dentures speed up jawbone loss, lead to a sagging facial profile, and turn eating into a chore. A full arch of implants sidesteps every one of those issues and holds up beautifully for the long haul — often 40+ years with no replacement. Dentures, on the other hand, keep needing adjustments and remakes as they wear out over time.
Lost a full row of teeth? Give this video a watch.
What are dental implants?
Discover why millions of Americans are choosing implants for good.
Don’t settle for a tooth replacement option based on price alone. Dentures, bridges, and partials can all be effective solutions, but dental implants offer the closest look, feel, and function to natural teeth—and with proper care, they can last 20 years or more.
Bridges and dentures can be effective tooth-replacement options, but they may need to be repaired or replaced over time. Dental implants are designed as a longer-term solution, helping patients avoid repeated treatment costs while providing greater stability, function, and confidence.
So, how do they work?
Single teeth replaced by dental implants have three main components: the implant or post, which is made of medical grade titanium, set surgically in the jawbone, and given 4-6 months to heal; the abutment, which connects directly on top of the implant; and the crown, which is on top of the abutment.
That post becomes the anchor for everything above it. Once the surrounding bone has fully healed, the abutment and crown are attached on top, leaving you with a new tooth that looks completely natural.
In everyday life, almost no one will know which teeth are implants and which are natural.
What Our Patients Say
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Commonly Asked Questions
Dental implants have three main components: the implant or post, which is made of medical grade titanium, set surgically in the jawbone, and given 4-6 months to heal; the abutment, which connects directly on top of the implant; and the crown, which is on top of the abutment.
The decision is always yours — you choose the procedure that's right for you; our job is simply to lay out the honest upsides and downsides (positives and negatives) of each option. Dentures cost less in the short-term, but over the long-term patient satisfaction tends to go down.. A large share of denture wearers come to regret them within months because they lead to pain and discomfort, they move, they require maintenance, and unlike implants, dentures will not preserve your jawbone.
No. Using sedation options and anesthetics, our team keeps you fully comfortable and pain-free throughout the surgery. Fear of pain is what scares most people away from implants, but there's little cause for worry — and whatever soreness follows can be managed with post-surgical care instructions from your doctor.
Will my procedure hurt?
Why can't I just get dentures instead?
What makes dental implants so great?
Hours of Operation
Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Office Phone
Call us (727) 758-4351
Office Address
4425 Rowan Rd, New Port Richey, FL 34653
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Affordable dental implants that last a lifetime — now 40% below typical fees
Experience you can count on.
Multiple
5,000+
150+ Hrs
99%
Implants Placed
Warranty Options
Of Specialized Training
Success Rate
What Sets Us Apart From Other Implant Centers?
Only dental implants stop the bone loss that follows a missing tooth.
A Jacksonville, Florida native and board-certified diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology, Dr. Solanki built his expertise over years of demanding training.
It started with a B.S. in Nutritional Sciences at the University of Florida, followed by his D.D.S. at Howard University in Washington, D.C. His postgraduate path included a two-year general practice residency at the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, then three years of focused specialty training in periodontics and implant dentistry at the West Los Angeles Veterans Affairs Hospital.
Lost a whole row of teeth? You really have two paths: traditional dentures or a full arch of implants. Many people reach for plastic dentures first without realizing what it costs them down the road.
In truth, dentures speed up jawbone loss, lead to a sagging facial profile, and turn eating into a chore. A full arch of implants sidesteps every one of those issues and holds up beautifully for the long haul — often 40+ years with no replacement. Dentures, on the other hand, keep needing adjustments and remakes as they wear out over time.
