Dental Implants in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
Dental Implants Cost Puerto Vallarta Mexico
Find Cost Options for all Different Dental Implants Available in Mexico
International Dental Center PV provides dental implant treatment in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico, for local and international patients, including patients from the U.S. and Canada.
Conventional titanium implant placement is $1,100 USD. The abutment and zirconia crown are $800 USD, for a complete conventional implant total of $1,900 USD.
Dr. Alberto Hernández plans treatment after clinical evaluation, X-rays and/or CBCT when indicated. Patients can request a preliminary estimate before traveling. Additional procedures, when clinically necessary, are quoted after evaluation.
Cost of Dental Implants in Mexico
At International Dental Center PV, we have a wide variety of Dental Implants Options, according to your budget, preferences, medical conditions, doctor’s opinion, bone quality, infections, and treatment lengths
Titanium Dental Implant $1100 USD
$1,100 USD per Single Implant
plus $800 Abutment and Crown
Straumann Dental Implant
Quoted after clinical evaluation
Short Dental Implant
Zygomatic Dental Implant
$2,500 USD per Implant
Individual planning based on clinical evaluation and diagnostic imaging.
Dr. Alberto Hernández has extensive experience in implant and restorative dentistry.
Zirconia implant bridges may be an option after clinical evaluation.
Dental care in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico.
Planning and follow-up are tailored to your treatment and healing needs.
Treatment options depend on clinical findings and your individual priorities.
Outcomes vary with health, bone quality, healing and ongoing maintenance.
Dental Implant Pricing Options
Dental implant costs depend on your clinical findings and treatment plan. Additional procedures, when clinically necessary, are quoted after evaluation.
Current surgical phase prices: All-on-4, $5,400 USD per arch; All-on-6, $6,400 USD per arch. These are surgical phase prices, not complete treatment totals.
Your dental implant treatment plan is confirmed after a full evaluation by our dentist. Before you travel, a patient coordinator can provide a preliminary estimate; this is a guide, not a final treatment plan.
The procedures needed for your individual case can change the final cost. We explain your proposed treatment and its pricing so you can plan your care in Puerto Vallarta.
Single Implant
$1,900
USD per tooth
Surgical Phase
Single placement of Titanium Implant
$1,100 USD
Restorative Phase 6 months later
Abutment + zirconia crown
$800 USD
Complete treatment
$1,900 USD
3-unit Bridge w/2 implants
Custom quote
USD per bridge
Surgical Phase
Placement of 2 Dental Implants
$2,200 USD
Restorative Phase 6 months later
3-unit Zirconia Bridge
Custom quote
2 Titanium Abutments
Custom quote
4-unit Bridge w/2 implants
Custom quote
USD per bridge
Surgical Phase
Placement of 2 Dental Implants
$2,200 USD
Restorative Phase
6 months later
4-unit Zirconia Bridge
Custom quote
2 Titanium Abutments
Custom quote
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5-unit Bridge w/3 implants
Custom quote
USD per bridge
Surgical Phase
Placement of 3 Dental Implants
$3,300 USD
Restorative Phase
6 months later
5-unit Zirconia Bridge
Custom quote
3 Titanium Abutments
Custom quote
Free Lodging
Short Dental Implants
Surgical Phase
Placement Dental Implant
Restorative Phase
6 months later
Zirconia Crown
Abutment
6 Mini Implants Snap on Dentures
Custom quote
Per arch · individualized plan
Surgical Phase
Placements of
6 Mini Implants
$3600 USD
Housing O-Rings
Custom quote
Snap on Dentures
Custom quote
Free Lodging
All on 4
w/4 Implants
$5,400
USD per arch · surgical phase
Surgical Phase
Surgical phase per arch
$5,400 USD
Temporary Denture
Restorative Phase
6 months later
Permanent denture
4 multi-unit abutments
Free Lodging
All on 6
w/6 Implants
$6,400
USD per arch · surgical phase
Surgical Phase
Placement of 6 Implants
Temporary denture
Restorative Phase
6 months later
Permanent denture
6 multi-unit abutments
Free Lodging
3 on 6
6 Implants
$12,000
USD per arch · two phases
Surgical Phase
Placement of 6 Dental Implants
$6,500 USD
Temporary Prosthesis
Custom quote
Restorative Phase
6 months later
6 Abutments
Included
3 bridges
Total 12 Zirconia Crowns
$5,500 USD
Free Lodging
Bone Grafting
Custom quote
After clinical evaluation
Ridge Preservation
Block Graft
Small defect to large defect multiple areas block
Ridge Augmentation
Small defect to large defect ridge augmentation
Possible Additional Costs
Additional procedures, when clinically necessary, are quoted after evaluation.
Possible Additional Treatments
Possible Additional Treatments
Pain Management and Medication
Pain Management and Medication
Restorations for Surgical Phase
Restorations for Surgical Phase
Simple Extraction
Quoted after evaluation
All-on-4 surgical phase
$5,400 USD per arch
Bone Graft
Quoted after evaluation
Reabsorbable Membrane
Quoted after evaluation
Alveoloplasty / Bone Remodeling
Quoted after evaluation
Intravenous Conscious Sedation / Analgesic
Quoted after evaluation
Nitrous (Laughing Gas)
Quoted after evaluation
Local Anesthesia
Quoted after evaluation
Temporary Healing Denture
Quoted after evaluation
Immediate-load denture (with CAD/CAM bar or connectors)
Quoted after evaluation
How To Get Dental Implants In Mexico
Surgical phase step by step
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Step 1
Consultation with our dental specialist
Oral and systemic health assessment • Facial aesthetic evaluation • X-Rays, Panoramic, 3D CBCT Scan (full in-house equipment) • Wax-up (important for an aesthetic outcome for your implant treatment) • Informed consent • Treatment options (restoration materials, implants) • Treatment alternatives
Step 2
Preoperative planning
Planning depends on clinical evaluation, X-rays and/or CBCT when indicated. Implant planning software and a surgical guide may support the selected approach. Your dentist reviews oral hygiene, bite relationships, temporary restoration options and any prescribed medication.
Step 3
Anesthesia and sedation options
Anesthesia and sedation options are selected after reviewing your health history and planned procedure. Sedation, when clinically appropriate, is quoted after evaluation. Your treating team will explain the options and safety requirements.
Step 4
Pre-prosthetic surgery
When clinically necessary, treatment may include tooth extraction, alveoloplasty (bone remodeling), alveolectomy or bone grafting. Your dentist confirms which additional procedures are appropriate after evaluation.
Step 5
Implant placement
Implant number, position, and design (diameter, length) • Usually, first the mesial implants are placed and last the distal implants • All on 4, All on 5, All on 6, All on 8 • Exposure of implant site – flap or flapless technique
Step 6
Additional surgical procedures
Bone grafting (socket grafting, with autograft and synthetic alternatives, with or without membrane) • Suture
Step 7
Interim prosthesis
Abutments selection (angulation) • Impression and record of maxillomandibular relationship • Design – dental arch length (number of teeth, usually 12 per arch) • Materials – acrylic or PMMA
Step 8
Postoperative instructions
Radiological exam • Instructions for oral hygiene, diet (soft diet, for at least 10 weeks), and medication (antibiotics, analgesic drugs) • Informing about the need to make an appointment if bleeding, pain, implant mobility, detachment, or damage of the prosthesis occur • Establishing the next appointment
Step 9
Definitive prosthesis
Design – dental arch length (number of teeth, usage of cantilever extremities) occlusion scheme, fixation type as occlusal screw-retained • Materials
Step 10
Maintenance
Regular check-ups • Addressing complications
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Surgical Guide
Precise Placement of Dental Implants
Surgical guides can help transfer the planned implant position to surgery when clinically appropriate. Planning depends on clinical evaluation and diagnostic imaging, including CBCT when indicated. The approach, healing time and outcome vary with the individual case.
Dental Implants Pre-Op Instructions
before coming to Puerto Vallarta
Post Dental Implant Surgery
Instructions
Dental Implant Questions for Patients Traveling to Puerto Vallarta
A dental implant is placed in the jawbone to support a replacement tooth, bridge or denture. The following answers are provided by International Dental Center PV in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico, to help international patients plan their care.
How much does a dental implant cost in Puerto Vallarta?
A titanium dental implant placement is $1,100 USD, and the abutment with zirconia crown is $800 USD, for an approximate complete treatment cost of $1,900 USD. Additional procedures such as bone grafting or sinus lift may change the final treatment cost when clinically necessary. For full-arch options, see All-on-4 ($5,400 USD per arch, surgical phase) and All-on-6 ($6,400 USD per arch, surgical phase); these are not complete treatment totals.
What is included in the cost of a dental implant?
The $1,100 USD implant placement covers the surgical placement of the titanium implant body in the jawbone. The separate $800 USD restorative phase includes the abutment, which connects the implant to the restoration, and the zirconia crown that replaces the visible tooth. Together, these two phases total approximately $1,900 USD; any additional clinically necessary procedures should be identified in your individual treatment plan.
How many trips are needed for a dental implant in Mexico?
Dental implant treatment normally involves two stages and two trips: initial implant placement, followed by the definitive restoration after healing. The second stage places the abutment and zirconia crown once the implant is ready. The number of trips depends on your clinical findings, healing and any additional procedures.
How long should I stay in Puerto Vallarta for dental implant treatment?
Approximately 5–7 days per treatment stage is normally recommended. The required stay depends on the procedure, clinical evaluation and follow-up needs, so confirm your individual schedule with the clinic before booking travel.
How long does a dental implant take to heal?
Osseointegration, the process in which bone integrates with the implant, normally takes approximately 4–6 months. Healing varies with the patient and the treated site, and additional procedures may affect the timeline. Your dentist assesses healing before proceeding with the definitive restoration.
Do I need a bone graft before getting a dental implant?
Not every patient needs a bone graft. The decision depends on the amount and quality of bone at the planned implant site. A clinical examination and imaging, such as X-rays or CBCT when indicated, are needed to determine whether grafting is necessary.
Can I send my X-rays or CBCT before traveling to Puerto Vallarta?
Yes, international patients can send available X-rays or CBCT scans before traveling for a preliminary evaluation. These records help the clinic discuss possible treatment options and travel planning. The final diagnosis and treatment plan require a clinical examination and appropriate imaging.
Are temporary teeth available while dental implants heal?
Temporary tooth options may be available while dental implants heal, depending on the case. The choice depends on initial implant stability, the treated area and the prosthetic plan. Your dentist determines whether a temporary restoration is appropriate and how it can be used during healing.
What is the difference between titanium and zirconia dental implants?
Titanium implants use a metal implant body, while zirconia implants use a ceramic implant body. A zirconia crown on a titanium implant is different from a zirconia implant. Neither material is suitable for every patient; selection depends on the clinical findings, implant system and restorative plan.
How long do dental implants last?
Dental implant longevity varies and cannot be guaranteed. It depends on oral hygiene, periodontal health, smoking, bite forces, regular maintenance and other individual factors. Follow the clinic’s care instructions and attend regular dental check-ups to monitor the implant and its restoration.
For more patient information, visit our general FAQ or learn about surgical guides used in implant planning.
Do I need a CBCT for dental implants?
Treatment planning depends on a clinical examination and appropriate imaging. X-rays and/or CBCT are requested when indicated to assess the planned implant site. Dr. Alberto Hernández confirms which studies are needed for your individual case.
What is the difference between conventional and mini dental implants?
Conventional and mini implants use different implant designs and treatment plans; they are not interchangeable treatments. Conventional titanium implant placement is $1,100 USD, with a separate $800 USD abutment and zirconia crown, totaling $1,900 USD. A mini dental implant is $600 USD per implant; the restoration and any additional procedures depend on the individual plan.
How much does 3-on-6 treatment cost per arch?
The 3-on-6 surgical phase is $6,500 USD and the restorative phase is $5,500 USD per arch, with abutments included. The two phases total $12,000 USD per arch. Additional procedures, when clinically necessary, are quoted after evaluation.
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