Service Price List Smile Bjelovar.

The cost of a dental implant depends on several important factors: the type of implant, bone condition, the need for additional procedures, the type of abutment, and the crown placed on the implant. For patients missing a single tooth, treatment most commonly includes the implant, the abutment, and the final crown. For patients missing multiple teeth, treatment is planned on an individual basis, as it is often possible to avoid placing a separate implant for each missing tooth.

A dental implant is a titanium screw that replaces the root of a lost tooth. Following implant placement, a healing period ensues, after which the prosthetic restoration is fabricated to restore chewing function and the natural appearance of the smile. The final cost depends on whether the treatment involves a single implant, multiple implants, an implant-supported bridge, or a complete jaw reconstruction.

In more complex cases, a CBCT 3D scan is required so that the implantologist can assess bone volume, nerve positioning, the sinuses, and the feasibility of safe implant placement. This is precisely why the exact cost of dental implants should never be estimated arbitrarily, but only following a thorough clinical examination and diagnostic imaging.

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All-on-4 therapy is designed for patients who have lost all or nearly all of their teeth in one jaw. Rather than a conventional denture, the patient receives fixed teeth supported by implants. The treatment is most commonly performed by placing four implants per jaw, onto which a temporary prosthetic restoration is fitted first, followed by the definitive final restoration.

The cost of All-on-4 therapy depends on the condition of the jaw, the need to extract any remaining teeth, the type of temporary restoration, the material of the final restoration, and the individual treatment plan. For some patients, immediate temporary fixed teeth can be placed, while for others the course of treatment must be adapted to the condition of the bone and soft tissues.

All-on-4 is of particular interest to patients who no longer wish to wear a removable denture and are seeking a more stable, secure, and aesthetically superior solution. The cost must always be considered in light of what the treatment delivers: fixed teeth, improved chewing function, more confident speech, and a significantly enhanced quality of life.

For full details on the therapy, treatment process and pricing, please visit the main page All-on-4 — fixed teeth on 4 implants and pricing.

All-on-6 therapy uses six implants per jaw and is frequently recommended when we wish to achieve additional stability, better load distribution, and a more robust long-term prosthetic outcome. Compared to All-on-4, All-on-6 may be the superior option for patients who have sufficient bone volume and desire maximum stability for their final restoration.

The cost of All-on-6 therapy is generally higher than that of All-on-4, as it involves a greater number of implants, a more complex prosthetic plan, and frequently a more demanding fabrication of the final restoration. The final price depends on the material selected, the number of procedures required, bone condition, and the treatment plan developed following CBCT diagnostics.

All-on-6 therapy is often chosen by patients seeking a premium fixed solution for the entire jaw. It is particularly well-suited to patients who want a strong, stable, and aesthetically excellent implant-supported restoration.

For a complete overview of All-on-6 therapy, indications and pricing, please visit the main page All-on-6 — fixed teeth on 6 implants and pricing.

Zygoma implants are used for patients who do not have sufficient bone in the upper jaw for conventional dental implants. Rather than being placed solely in the jawbone, Zygoma implants are anchored in the zygomatic bone, enabling a fixed solution even in highly complex cases of bone deficiency.

The cost of Zygoma implants is higher than that of conventional implants, as this is a more advanced and surgically demanding procedure. Detailed 3D planning, an experienced implantologist, and an individual assessment of each patient are essential. Zygoma therapy is often the solution for patients who have previously been told they do not have sufficient bone for implants.

The final cost of Zygoma therapy is determined following a clinical examination and CBCT scan. It is essential to assess the condition of the upper jaw, sinus positioning, the volume of remaining bone, and the possibility of combining conventional and Zygoma implants.

Zirconia crowns and bridges are used when we wish to achieve high aesthetics, a natural appearance, and excellent long-term stability of the prosthetic restoration. Zirconia is a material widely used in modern dentistry, as it provides beautiful-looking teeth, good strength, and precise fabrication.

The cost of a zirconia crown depends on the type of restoration, the number of teeth involved, aesthetic requirements, and whether the crown is being placed on a natural tooth or on an implant. In the case of larger reconstructions — such as All-on-4 or All-on-6 therapy — the material of the final restoration significantly influences the overall cost of treatment.

A prosthetic restoration is not merely the aesthetic component of treatment. It must be functional, stable, correctly adapted to the bite, and sustainable over the long term. This is why the quality of laboratory fabrication, the precision of fit, and the material of the final restoration must always be taken into account when determining the overall cost of treatment.

The final cost of implant therapy does not depend solely on the number of implants. Several factors influence the price, the most important of which are:

• number of implants
• bone condition
• need for tooth extraction
• need for bone augmentation
• need for sinus lift
• type of temporary restoration
• material of the final restoration
• number of appointments
• complexity of the surgical procedure
• CBCT 3D diagnostics
• laboratory fabrication
• post-procedure follow-up appointments
• individualised treatment plan

This is why two patients may be quoted entirely different prices, even though their needs appear similar at first glance. One patient may require only a single implant and crown, while another may need extractions, temporary teeth, multiple implants, full-arch reconstruction, and a final zirconia restoration.

All prices listed on this page serve as indicative guidance for patients. The definitive cost of treatment can only be confirmed following a clinical examination, a CBCT scan, and an individual assessment of the jaw.

For straightforward procedures, the final price is often very close to the indicative figure stated. In complex implantology cases — full-arch reconstructions, insufficient bone volume, or Zygoma implants — a detailed treatment plan is required. This approach ensures a safer outcome and reduces the risk of unexpected complications during therapy.