7 clinics · North Region

Top clinics for Dental Implants in Yishun

TWC Implant & Dental Center

5(101 reviews)

925 Yishun Central 1, #01-245, Singapore 760925

+65 6592 9225

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UDS Dental (Yishun) Implant and Invisalign Centre

4.9(548 reviews)

Blk 769 Yishun Ave 3, #01-281, Singapore 760769

+65 6758 5222

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Excel Dental (Sembawang): Gum Disease Treatment | Dental Implants Restoration | Wisdom Tooth Surgery

4.9(533 reviews)

11 Canberra Road, #01-09, Sembawang MRT, Station, Singapore 759775

+65 6257 5733

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Permanent Tooth Replacement in Yishun Starting $3,000

Worried about cost and surgery pain? We explain exactly what to expect and how Medisave can offset your implant expenses.

7 clinics · North Region

Dental Implant Cost in Yishun: Price Breakdown & Medisave

$3,000 – $6,000

Implant material and brandhigh

Titanium implants vary by origin (European vs Asian brands). Premium brands cost $1,500–$2,500 more but offer better longevity and aesthetic outcomes.

Bone grafting requirementhigh

If jawbone is thin or damaged, bone grafting adds $1,000–$2,500. This is essential for implant stability and determined only after imaging.

Crown and abutment materialsmedium

Zirconia crowns ($800–$1,200) look more natural than porcelain-fused-to-metal ($500–$800) but cost more.

Surgeon experience and clinic overheadmedium

Implant specialists with 10+ years charge 20–30% more than general dentists, but success rates are significantly higher.

Dental implants related to oral surgery (e.g., bone loss from periodontitis) may be partially claimable under Medisave if approved pre-treatment. Cosmetic implants for missing teeth are not covered. Confirm claimability with your dentist before proceeding.
OptionCost
Single implant with crown$3,500 – $5,500
Implant bridge (2–3 teeth on one implant)$5,000 – $7,000
All-on-4 full-arch implants (entire jaw)$15,000 – $25,000

Prices are indicative. Contact clinics directly for current quotes.

Dental Implant Procedure: What Happens Step by Step

  1. 1

    Consultation and imaging

    30–45 minutes

    You'll meet the dentist, discuss your missing tooth, and have CBCT or 3D imaging taken to assess bone density, sinuses, and nerves. This determines if bone grafting is needed and whether you're a candidate. Your medical history (diabetes, smoking, medications) is reviewed.

  2. 2

    Bone grafting (if required)

    45–90 minutes surgery; 3–6 months healing

    If bone is insufficient, synthetic bone material or your own bone is grafted into the jaw. This integrates over 3–6 months before implant surgery can proceed. Not all patients need this step—only those with significant bone loss.

  3. 3

    Implant placement surgery

    30–60 minutes surgery

    Under local or general anaesthesia, a small hole is drilled into the jawbone and the titanium implant post (resembling a screw) is inserted. The gum is closed, and the implant is left to integrate with the bone (osseointegration). You'll go home the same day.

  4. 4

    Osseointegration period

    3–6 months

    Over 3–6 months, your bone grows around the implant, creating a permanent anchor. You'll have temporary crown or nothing visible while this happens. You'll return for checkups every 2–4 weeks to monitor healing.

  5. 5

    Crown placement

    1–2 weeks (including lab fabrication); 1–2 appointments

    Once fully integrated, an abutment (connector) is attached to the implant, and a custom crown (artificial tooth) is placed on top. This final crown is shaped and coloured to match your natural teeth and bite.

Total timeline: 4–8 months from first consultation to final crown, depending on whether bone grafting is needed

Am I a Candidate for Dental Implants? Honest Assessment

Good candidates

  • Missing one or more teeth with healthy adjacent teeth; non-smoker or willing to quit for 6 weeks pre- and post-op
  • Sufficient jawbone density (minimum 10 mm height and 5 mm width); no uncontrolled diabetes or immunosuppression
  • Good oral hygiene habits and realistic expectations; can commit to 3–6 months healing without strenuous activity
  • Medically fit for local or general anaesthesia; willing to follow post-op care (soft diet, salt rinses, no smoking)

May need extra assessment

  • Smokers and those with diabetes — require extra preoperative assessment and may have slower healing; your dentist will advise if implant success risk is acceptable
  • Gum disease or bone loss — bone grafting may be recommended before implant placement to improve long-term success
  • Bisphosphonate medications (for osteoporosis) — require specialist consultation; implant is usually still possible but timing matters

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