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Fall Special · Ends October 31

One missing tooth. One price.

$3,995

Implant, abutment and crown. All three parts, placed in this office.

It starts with a free consultation, because the honest first question is whether an implant is right for your jaw at all. We check the bone and the spacing before anyone talks about scheduling.

4.9 from 435 Google reviews Fellow in Implant Dentistry Placed in-house, no outside specialist

Free implant consultation

No cost, no obligation. We look at the bone, the spacing and the tooth next door, then give you a written plan with the number on it.



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    Where the money goes

    A replacement tooth is three separate parts

    This is the part implant advertising tends to blur. A finished tooth needs a post in the bone, a connector on top of it and a crown on top of that. All three are in the $3,995.

    What a finished tooth is made ofIn the price
    The implant postThe titanium screw that replaces the root, placed in your jawboneIncluded
    The abutmentThe connector that joins the post to the visible toothIncluded
    The crownThe part you actually see and chew with, shaded to your other teethIncluded
    Your price for one toothFall special, ends October 31$3,995

    If you are comparing quotes, ask which of the three parts the number covers. A price that only covers the post is a much smaller number and a much larger bill later.

    Straight about the exceptions

    What is not in the $3,995

    Some mouths need work before an implant can go in. We would rather you read that here than hear it for the first time in the chair.

    In the price
    • Your free consultation and candidacy check
    • Planning imaging on our CT and cone beam scanner
    • Placing the implant post, here in our office
    • The abutment
    • The final crown and the fitting appointments
    Quoted separately if you need it
    • Extracting a tooth that is still in the way
    • A bone graft, if there is not enough bone to hold the post
    • A sinus lift, for upper back teeth
    • Gum treatment, if the gums are not healthy enough yet
    • Replacing more than one tooth

    You find out which of these apply to you at the free consultation, in writing, before anything is scheduled.

    Patient smiling after dental implant treatment
    Step one, and it is free

    The consultation exists to tell you the truth

    An implant is a screw in living bone. It works beautifully when the bone is there to hold it, and it fails when it is not. That is the whole reason we look first and quote second.

    At the consultation Dr. Hardin checks:

    • How much bone you have where the tooth is missing
    • Whether the gap has closed and the neighbouring teeth have drifted
    • The health of your gums around the site
    • Your bite, and how the new tooth would sit in it
    • Whether anything has to happen first, and what that would cost

    You leave with a written plan and a number. If an implant is the wrong answer for you, we will say so and talk about a bridge or a partial instead.

    The timeline, honestly

    This is not a one-visit tooth

    Implants take months, because the bone has to grow around the post. Anyone promising you a finished tooth next week is describing something else.

    Free consultation and scan

    Exam, CT or cone beam imaging, and a written plan with the cost. If you need a graft or an extraction first, you find out here.

    About an hour, no charge

    Placing the implant

    Done in this office by Dr. Hardin, with local anesthetic and sedation if you want it. You are not sent to a specialist across town.

    One appointment

    Healing, and the abutment

    The bone fuses to the post, which is what makes implants last. Once it has healed we attach the abutment and take impressions for your crown.

    3 to 6 months

    Your crown goes on

    Shaded to match the teeth beside it and fitted to your bite. From that point you brush it and floss it like any other tooth.

    The finished tooth
    A quick self-check

    You are probably a candidate if

    • You are missing a tooth, or one is failing and has to come out
    • Your gums are healthy, or close enough to get there
    • You have enough jawbone, or are open to a graft to build it
    • You are not a smoker, or you are willing to stop while it heals
    • You are tired of a bridge or a partial, or of the gap

    None of this is a diagnosis. It is the shortlist we run through before the scan tells us for certain.

    Paying for it

    You do not have to pay it all at once

    • CareCredit and Cherry financing, with applications you can complete the same day
    • Our in-house membership plan at $40 per month per person, for patients with no dental insurance
    • Most PPO insurance accepted for other treatment, though it cannot be applied to this $3,995 price
    435 Google reviews, 4.9 stars

    What Plano patients say

    Dr Hardin and his staff have always been very supportive and helpful throughout my complex case. I appreciate their sincere approach to myself and their professionalism.

    Ed BallardGoogle review

    Excellent and transparency with Dr. Hardin and caring staff that goes above and beyond.

    Paulina RamosGoogle review

    They don't do any unnecessary procedures and address the issues at hand while offering additional services with nonpressure. I would highly recommend Westpark Village for all dental needs.

    Alexis KertsburgGoogle review
    Dr. Jordan Hardin, DDS, at the Plano office
    Who places your implant

    Dr. Jordan Hardin, DDS

    A Fellow in Implant Dentistry who places implants start to finish in this office, so the person who plans your case is the person who does the surgery and the person who fits the crown. He earned his DDS at the University of Nebraska College of Dentistry and was recently nominated as a top 10% dentist in the country.

    Fellow in Implant DentistryDDS, University of NebraskaTop 10% dentist nomineeCT and cone beam planning
    More about Dr. Hardin
    Before you book

    Questions we get about implants

    Does it hurt?
    The placement is done under local anesthetic and you do not feel the surgery. Afterwards most people describe soreness like a tooth extraction for a couple of days, managed with over the counter painkillers. Sedation is available if the idea of it makes you anxious.
    Why does it take months?
    Because the jawbone grows around the titanium post in a process called osseointegration, and that is what gives an implant its strength. Rushing that step is how implants fail. You are not without a tooth the whole time, and we talk through the options for the gap during healing.
    What if I need a bone graft?
    Then you need one, and we will tell you at the free consultation along with what it costs. A graft adds time and cost but it also makes the difference between an implant that lasts decades and one that does not hold.
    Will my insurance cover any of it?
    The $3,995 is a flat cash price and insurance cannot be applied to it. Some plans do contribute to implant treatment at standard fees, so if you have good implant benefits, bring your card to the consultation and we will compare both routes with you.
    How long does an implant last?
    With healthy gums and normal hygiene, implants routinely last decades. The crown on top may need replacing at some point, in the way any crown does.
    Do you send me somewhere else for the surgery?
    No. Dr. Hardin places implants here, in this office. Planning, placement and the final crown all happen in the same building with the same team.
    Find us

    1820 Coit Rd, Suite #145

    Plano, TX 75075. Free parking outside the suite.

    • Monday8:00 am – 2:00 pm
    • Tuesday8:00 am – 5:00 pm
    • Wednesday8:00 am – 5:00 pm
    • Thursday9:00 am – 6:00 pm
    • FridayClosed
    • Saturday8:00 am – 1:00 pm

    Saturdays are the 2nd and 4th of each month, mornings only.

    Find out if you are a candidate. It costs nothing.

    Implant, abutment and crown for $3,995 through October 31. The consultation that tells you whether it will work is free either way.

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