Dental Implants
Dental Implants in Mesa, AZ
Permanent, natural-looking replacements for missing teeth — placed by board-certified oral surgeons at a dental office near you.
What Is This Service?
Replace Missing Teeth With Confidence — and Keep Them for Life
A single dental implant consists of a titanium post placed into the jawbone, an abutment, and a crown fabricated to match your natural dentition. Unlike a bridge, no neighboring teeth are altered. Unlike a denture, it never comes out.
For patients missing most or all teeth in an arch, implant-supported overdentures anchor a removable denture that snaps securely into place — dramatically better retention than a conventional denture, without the full commitment of a fixed arch.
If you need more bone first, see our bone grafts and sinus lifts page. Missing a whole arch? Read the All-on-X vs. dentures guide.
Candidacy
Am I a Candidate?
Whether you are a candidate depends on your health, your goals and your imaging. The list below shows common situations where patients ask about this care. A board-certified Tänder surgeon reviews your case at a free consultation and gives you an honest answer, with no obligation to move forward.
- You're missing one or more teeth and in good general health
- You have adequate bone density, or are open to grafting if needed
- Your gum tissue is healthy, or any periodontal disease has been treated
- You're a non-smoker, or willing to quit — smoking is the leading cause of implant failure
Been Told You Don’t Qualify?
Patients who've been declined for implants — often due to bone loss — may still be strong candidates with bone grafting, sinus lifts, or advanced positioning techniques. A consultation is the most reliable way to know for certain.
Why Tänder
Why Choose Tänder?
Tänder's board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons come to a dental office near you, so you can stay with the dental team you know. Here are three reasons patients choose us, from the surgeons' training to where your procedure happens and how your own dentist stays involved.
Board-Certified Surgeons
Every implant is placed by a board-certified or board-certified OMS surgeon — a specialist who performs implant surgery as a core part of their practice.
Surgery at Your Dentist's Office
Your procedure happens where you're already comfortable, with a team you already know.
Seamless Treatment Pathway
Bone grafting, sinus lifts, extractions — Tänder performs all of it, one coordinated plan.
Cost & Financing
Dental Implant Cost & Financing
Single-tooth implant*: Typically $3,000–$6,000 depending on case complexity, bone condition, and crown material.
Implant-supported overdenture*: Typically $6,000–$15,000 per arch depending on implant count and prosthetic design.
*Ranges are estimates, not quotes. Your price depends on the severity of your case, your bone structure and whether bone grafting or a sinus lift is needed, how many teeth or implants are involved, and your sedation choice. Your surgeon confirms exact pricing after reviewing your imaging. Pricing last updated 2026-10-09.
We work with leading financing partners, including CareCredit and Sunbit, to help make treatment accessible — ask about current plans and monthly payment examples at your free consultation. Most dental insurance plans offer partial coverage for medically necessary procedures; our team can help you understand your specific benefits.
Recovery
What to Expect
Days 1–3
Some swelling and soreness following placement, managed with prescribed medication. Soft foods recommended.
Weeks 1–2
Initial healing of the surgical site. A follow-up confirms everything is progressing as expected.
Months 2–6
Osseointegration — the implant fusing with bone — completes, after which your permanent crown or prosthetic is placed.
Long-Term
With proper hygiene and regular checkups, implants are designed to last a lifetime.
Care Close to Home
Expert Oral Surgery — At a Dental Office Near You
Board-certified surgeons, an in-house lab, and a care team that coordinates with your dentist — at a partner practice near you.
In Mesa
Dental Implants In Mesa
Dental implants in Mesa, AZ are placed by Tänder's board-certified oral surgeons inside a dental office. That can be your own dentist's office or one of the five Mesa partner offices listed below, so you don't need to find a separate surgical center.
If you would like an implant-supported overdenture, sometimes searched as implant dentures, the same two options apply. If your own Mesa dentist is not a partner yet, ask us and we will reach out to the office about becoming one. No start date can be promised until that office is set up, and a patient treated at a partner office does not need their own dentist to partner.
Partner Offices
Where to Have Dental Implants Done In Mesa
If you already see one of these offices for general dentistry, start there.
In Mesa
Arizona Advanced Dental
Schedule Here →In Mesa
Lake Vista Dentistry
Schedule Here →In Mesa
Valencia Dental Care
Schedule Here →In Mesa
Dental Care of Mesa
Schedule Here →In Mesa
Julian Dentistry
Schedule Here →About 11 miles southeast of Mesa
Signature Dental Care
Schedule Here →About 21 miles southeast of Mesa
Stauffer Dental
Schedule Here →FAQ
Dental Implants & Overdentures — Frequently Asked Questions
Most healthy adults missing one or more teeth are candidates. Your surgeon evaluates bone density, gum health, overall health, and smoking status.
If you've experienced bone loss, grafting can build the foundation needed for a successful implant — discussed at your consultation.
Typically several months total, accounting for healing and osseointegration, though timelines vary by case.
Coverage varies — many plans offer partial coverage for related procedures like extractions or grafting. We help you understand your benefits.
A single implant replaces one tooth permanently. An overdenture uses 2–4 implants to anchor a removable denture with dramatically improved stability.
At partner dental practices, not standalone implant centers — so your own dentist stays part of your care. We currently serve the Greater Phoenix area and are expanding. Check our locations page for the nearest practice.
Tänder's board-certified surgeons perform dental implants at partner dental offices, or at your own dentist's office when they coordinate with us. The closest is Arizona Advanced Dental in Mesa. The surgeons are Dr. Forrest Pratt and Dr. Jordan Campbell.
Some patients do. Whether you need bone grafting or a sinus lift depends on your bone, and your surgeon confirms it after reviewing your imaging at a free consultation. Tänder surgeons perform both bone grafts and sinus lifts, so the graft and the implant can stay in one coordinated plan.
Yes. Tänder's board-certified surgeons perform sinus lifts at partner dental offices or at your own dentist's office. A sinus lift elevates the sinus membrane in the upper jaw to create more vertical bone for implants. A scan at your consultation shows your bone volume, and your surgeon explains whether your case needs one.
No. A patient treated at a partner office does not need their own dentist to partner. You can also ask for treatment at your own Mesa dentist's office. If it is not a partner yet, we reach out to the office, and we cannot promise a start date until the office has been set up.
Tänder works with CareCredit and Sunbit for financing, and you can ask for current plans at your free consultation, held at a partner dental office. The cost ranges on this page are estimates, not quotes. Your surgeon confirms exact pricing after reviewing your imaging.
Ready to Replace Your Missing Teeth?
A free consultation is the best way to find out which implant solution fits your case. It takes place at a partner dental office near you, with a board-certified oral surgeon. Bring your questions and any recent dental X-rays, or call (623) 352-3201 to get started.