Implant costs vary because treatment can include different surgical, restorative and diagnostic components, and not every patient needs the same ones. Apple Dental Specialists publishes starting prices so you can understand the likely cost categories before you book a consultation rather than after. Final fees are confirmed once your treatment plan is complete, and you receive them in writing before any treatment begins.
The final fee is shaped by the number of implants, the type of restoration, the materials chosen, the condition of the bone and gums, whether sedation is used, the complexity of the surgery, and whether additional procedures such as grafting or sinus augmentation are needed. Two people can be told they need "an implant" and end up with quite different treatment, because what happens below the gumline differs. This is why a single advertised price for implant treatment is rarely the price anyone actually pays.
Two patients who appear to need the same treatment can require different procedures. Clinical examination and imaging confirm the scope of care before a final quote is produced, which is the only point at which a number can be accurate. The consultation establishes how much bone is available, whether the gums are healthy enough to proceed, whether a failing tooth needs removing first, and what the final restoration needs to do. Every one of those findings can move the cost in either direction.
Although Apple Dental Specialists provides complex surgical, implant, periodontal and prosthodontic treatment, applicable procedures may be offered at general dentist fee levels rather than specialist fee levels, where appropriate. For patients, that means the depth of training on the team does not automatically translate into a higher fee for routine components of care. Where a procedure follows the current BC general dentist fee guide, it is identified as such in your written treatment plan rather than left for you to work out.
Most extended dental plans contribute something toward implant treatment, though many treat it differently from routine restorative work and some exclude it. Because we provide a written plan with procedure codes, you can confirm your own coverage with your provider before committing to anything. Where the remaining balance still needs spreading out, patient financing is available. Both are worth resolving before treatment starts rather than partway through a staged plan.
A written treatment plan sets out each component of your care separately, so you can see what you are paying for rather than a single lump figure. Where a procedure follows the BC fee guide, that is stated. Where sedation is planned, it is quoted on its own line. If preparatory treatment is required before implants can be placed, it appears as its own stage rather than being folded invisibly into the total.
A consultation is where an estimate becomes a quote. The team reviews your clinical findings and sets out the cost of the treatment you actually need.
All prices in CAD · starting prices
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All prices are starting prices and may vary depending on case complexity, treatment requirements, materials and other clinical factors. Final treatment costs are confirmed following consultation and treatment planning. Prices effective September 2026.
Each line is a starting point for a straightforward case, not an average and not a cap. Your own figure is built from the components your treatment actually requires.
The implant post and the crown that sits on it are two different stages, often months apart. Quoted together they start at $2,299; quoted separately they appear as $999 and $1,299.
Bone grafting from $1,000 and sinus lift from $1,200 are separate components when required. They are not always required, and assessment determines whether they are.
All-on-X starts at $27,500 per arch, all-inclusive. Treating both arches is two arches, not a package discount on one.
Certain procedures are based on the current BC general dentist fee guide rather than a published fixed amount. Where that applies to your treatment, it is identified in your written plan.
Where sedation is planned it is priced separately and confirmed with you before treatment, rather than absorbed into the surgical fee.
Oral Surgery and Implants
Dr. Ali Mehdi brings over 15 years of experience in oral and implant surgery, with a focus on advanced implant dentistry and complex full-mouth rehabilitation. From routine oral surgery to advanced bone grafting and full-arch implant treatment, his approach combines surgical experience, digital technology, and individualized care.
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BDS, EDA, DABOI, MSc, Cert. Prostho, PhD
Board-Certified Specialist in Prosthodontics in Canada and Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology, with extensive experience in prosthodontics and implant dentistry.
View ProfileImplant placement alone starts at $999. A single implant with crown starts at $2,299. The difference is whether the quote covers the post only or the post and the tooth that sits on it.
Full-arch and All-on-X treatment starts at $27,500 per arch, all-inclusive. That figure is per arch, so treating both the upper and lower jaw is quoted as two arches.
When required, they are separate treatment components. Bone grafting starts at $1,000 and sinus lift treatment starts at $1,200. Not every case needs either, and assessment determines whether yours does.
Treatment complexity, materials, anatomy and the procedures included differ from one patient to another. Publishing a starting figure is more honest than publishing an average that would be wrong for almost everyone. Final fees are confirmed after planning.
Yes. Certain procedures are based on the current BC general dentist fee guide rather than a published fixed amount. Where this applies, it is identified in your written treatment plan.
Coverage varies considerably between plans, and many contribute to part of the treatment only. We provide a written treatment plan with procedure codes so you can confirm your own coverage with your provider before committing.
Yes. Patient financing is available and can spread treatment cost over time. Details are on our patient financing page, and the team can talk through the options at consultation.
Yes. Final treatment costs are confirmed after consultation, diagnostic review and treatment planning, and provided in writing before treatment begins.
No. Where sedation is planned it is quoted separately. IV sedation with a specialist anesthesiologist starts at $800.
Patients travel to us from White Rock, South Surrey, Surrey, Langley, Delta and across the Fraser Valley. Our team also speaks Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu, and we accept referrals from dentists throughout the Lower Mainland.
Book a consultation with Apple Dental Specialists in White Rock. The team will review your goals and clinical findings, explain appropriate treatment options, and confirm the treatment plan and final costs before care begins.
