Dental implant cost in Nevada
What implants cost in Nevada at local prices, what Nevada Medicaid pays for adults, and where to check a dentist.
- In Nevada, one implant
- Post, abutment and crown: $2,950 to $5,900
- One arch with All-on-4
- Each arch: $16,450 to $28,800
- Service price level
- Ranked 33 of 51; 1.3% under the US average; BEA 2024, Nov 1, 2026
Your dental implant cost in Nevada is shaped right away, because Nevada Medicaid doesn't list implants among its covered services. Still call your plan to ask about it. The program does cover dentures for adults aged 21 and older. No yearly cap applies to dentures or emergency care. Adults receive a limited dental benefit for routine care, capped at $1,000 each calendar year. Diagnostic, preventive, and periodontal care, along with fillings and crowns, fall under the $1,000 limit. Extractions that aren't emergencies aren't covered. In simple terms, periodontal care treats your gums. If you pay out of pocket, state service prices come to about 1% under the US average, according to the US Bureau of Economic Analysis.
For lower-cost care in the state, UNLV School of Dental Medicine is an option, and its clinic places implants. If the full bill is hard to pay at once, the school clinic offers an easier way to pay. For some procedures, including crowns, bridges, and implants, they allow incremental payments. With incremental payments, you pay in stages rather than giving over the full amount at once. Before you book your surgery, we suggest you check your dentist's license, wherever you decide to go. You can use the Nevada State Board of Dental Examiners' online license lookup.
Nevada prices
| Treatment | Unit | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Single implant with crown | per tooth | $2,950 to $5,900 |
| Implant bridge, 3 to 4 teeth | per bridge | $5,400 to $14,050 |
| All-on-4 full arch | per arch | $16,450 to $28,800 |
| Snap-on implant denture | per arch | $7,700 to $13,250 |
| Single mini dental implant | per implant | $580 to $1,550 |
| Dental bone graft | per graft site | $540 to $5,100 |
BEA regional price parities scale the US prices used for Nevada ranges. US prices and sources
Nevada Medicaid dental coverage
Routine care comes with a limited adult benefit capped at $1,000 a year. Dentures are covered, but implants aren't listed.
- Adult Medicaid recipients can get diagnostic, preventive, and periodontal care, plus operative services (fillings and crowns), with spending capped at $1,000 for each calendar year.
- Additional adult benefits for age 21 and older include dentures, emergency and palliative care, which aren't subject to the expenditure limit.
- Adults get no coverage for endodontics, and extractions that aren't emergencies aren't covered either.
- Expanded dental services through the IDD Waiver have a $2,500 annual maximum for adults.
- Through EPSDT referral, recipients under 21 can get all dental care with no authorization needed, except orthodontics.
- Benefit for adult dental care
- limited
- Limit each year
- $1,000 each year
- Dentures
- covered
How to check a dentist in Nevada
Dentists in Nevada receive their licenses from the Nevada State Board of Dental Examiners.
- Public licensure information for dentists and dental hygienists is available through the Board.
- If a licensee isn't found online, the Board can be reached by phone or email to confirm.
Source is dental.nv.gov
Care at lower cost in Nevada
- UNLV School of Dental Medicine: implant treatment is listed by the clinic.