How much does bone grafting cost?

A bone graft using a sterilized bone from a cadaver or synthetic bone, for instance, can cost $350 to $1,400, whereas a bone graft using your own bone, typically from the jaw, hip or chin, can cost much more, usually around $2,000 to $3,500. read more

A simple graft using sterilized bone from cadavers or cows or synthetic bone can cost $200-$1,200 for a single implant area. A bone graft using the patient's own bone (typically from the chin, back of the lower jaw, hip or shin) will mean two surgical sites on the patient's body and generally requires hospitalization, an orthopedic surgeon and an anesthesiologist. read more

Bone grafts are often needed when a tooth has been missing for years and the bone has weakened too much to support an implant and crown. Other reasons a bone graft may be required include gum disease, long-term use of dentures, and trauma to the area. read more

How much you can expect to pay out of pocket for a dental bone graft, including what people paid in 2017. A simple graft using sterilized bone from cadavers or cows or synthetic bone can cost $200-$1,200 for a single implant area. read more

Using your own bone as graft material will cost around $2,000 to $3,000 due to the additional surgery, plus the cost of hospital stay and the type of anesthesia used. Sinus grafting and block grafting are considered complex procedures. read more