How Much Do Full Mouth Dental Implants Cost in Lubbock?

Understand real pricing, what affects cost, and how to avoid expensive mistakes, before making a decision.

Average Cost of Dental Implants in Lubbock

Dental implant costs can vary depending on your situation:

Single implant: $3,500 – $6,000+
Implant-supported dentures: $7,000 – $15,000+
Full mouth dental implants: $20,000 – $30,000+ per arch

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Why Do Dental Implant Prices Differ So Much?

Not all implant treatments are the same.

Cost depends on:

Number of implants needed
Bone quality and structure
Materials used (this is a BIG one)
Experience of the provider
Whether treatment is done in one place or multiple offices

Two patients can receive “implants”, but have completely different results.

Why Cheaper Dental Implants Can Cost More Long-Term

This is where many patients make a costly mistake.

Lower-priced options often:

Use lower-quality materials
Skip proper planning
Rely on multiple providers with no unified plan

What Can Happen:

Implants fail
Additional procedures are needed
You end up paying more to fix the problem
We’ve seen patients spend thousands more correcting poor work

WHY ELEVE IS DIFFERENT

Designed Right the First Time

At Eleve Dental, your treatment is led by a board-certified prosthodontist, a specialist in full-mouth reconstruction.

What That Means:

Advanced training beyond general dentistry
Full treatment planned in detail before starting
Everything done in one place, no outsourcing

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WHAT YOU’RE REALLY PAYING FOR

Dental Implants Are an Investment in Your Life

You’re not just paying for teeth.

You’re investing in:

Confidence when you smile
Comfort when you eat
Long-term stability
Avoiding future dental problems

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Why do patients choose Dr. Faraj for full-mouth dental implants?

Dr. Faraj is a board-certified prosthodontist, which is the highest level of specialization in dentistry for restoring and rebuilding complex cases.

To get there, he completed:

- Three additional years of advanced training beyond dental school focused entirely on full-mouth reconstruction and implant dentistry

- A surgical prosthodontics residency, where he trained to both place and restore implants

- Advanced education at the University of Connecticut, where he also served as Chief Resident and received top honors

He is also:

- An educator who trains other dentists across the country in advanced implant techniques

- Experienced in both the surgical placement and final restoration of implants

- Personally involved in planning and performing each case from start to finish

👉 This level of training allows for a more coordinated, precise, and predictable outcome, especially for full-mouth cases.

What are the risks of getting full-mouth dental implants done without a specialist?

Full-mouth dental implants are not just about placing implants, they involve bite alignment, jaw function, aesthetics, and long-term structural planning.

When these cases are not handled at a specialist level, problems can occur such as:

- Implants placed in positions that don’t support a natural bite.

- Teeth that look unnatural or feel uncomfortable.

- Mechanical issues over time due to poor planning.

- Cases that require costly corrections or complete redo.

Many of these issues don’t show up immediately, they appear months or years later.

The difference is not just the procedure, it’s the planning behind it.

A specialist like Dr. Faraj is trained to:

- Design the entire case before any treatment begins.

- Ensure implants, bite, and final teeth all work together.

- Deliver a result that is functional, aesthetic, and built to last.

👉 For something this important,

patients often choose to get it done right the first time.

How much do full mouth dental implants cost?

Full mouth dental implants vary depending on your specific needs, but most patients invest in a long-term solution designed to last for years.

We also offer financing options to make treatment more accessible. The best way to know your exact options is through a personalized consultation.

Am I a candidate for full mouth dental implants?

Most patients who have missing teeth, failing teeth, or wear dentures are candidates for full mouth dental implants.

Even if you’ve been told you have bone loss, there are often advanced solutions available. The best way to know for sure is with a proper evaluation.

Is the procedure painful?

The procedure is done with advanced techniques and sedation options to keep you comfortable. Most patients are surprised at how manageable the process is.

Our goal is to make the experience as smooth and stress-free as possible from start to finish.