Dental Implants - Reno & Elko, NV

Yes! Dr. David White is proud to work with the insurance for the Barrick Gold Corporation.

If you have Nevada Gold Mines, we would be happy to help you claim your maximum dental insurance benefits, as they often cover 100% of dental implant placement costs. 

Also yes! From i-80 Gold Corp, Ruby Gold Mine in Eureka, NV to Robinson Nevada Mining Co with KGHM Polish Mining in Ely, NV, we work with all sorts of mining dental insurance companies for the placement of dental implants.

If you have insurance with any mining corporation, we would be happy to help you claim your maximum insurance benefits, as they often cover 100% of dental implant placement costs. 

We work with as many insurance companies as possible. However, standard dental insurance companies don’t always cover the full cost of dental implants. Generally, standard insurance companies will cover around 20-50% of the cost.

We will try to help you claim any benefits you can get from your insurance company and making sure you’re getting the highest benefits possible!

Please call our Elko, NV or Reno, NV locations to see if we work with your insurance and discuss your potential coverage.

There’s many different ways for us to help you get dental implants affordably if you do not have dental insurance. From membership plans to partnerships with key financing companies, we can find a solution that works for you.

Dental implants, while they can be expensive today, ultimately save you thousands of dollars of dental care later in your life. Let us help you save your future dental health.

Call our Elko, NV or Reno, NV locations if you have questions on the affordability of dental implants.

Dental implants generally cost between $2,500-$4,500 per post, abutment, and crown for a complete procedure. However, dental insurance companies often cover some part (or even sometimes all of it!) of an implant procedure. This can range from 20% of a case to 100%.

Prices will vary between different individuals due to oral health complications that caused the original tooth to fall out in the first place. Any additional work required can cause the price to shift.

The best way to know your exact price is to get in contact with us so we can understand your current oral health situation and the scope of work required, as well as how much your insurance company can help your costs out.

Dental implants, while they can be expensive today, ultimately save you thousands of dollars of dental care later in your life. Let us help you save your future dental health.

Dental implants are the most natural way to replace missing teeth. Typically made of titanium, dental implants are designed to replace the root structure of missing teeth, providing support and stability for replacement teeth. They are the longest-lasting solution available.

Anyone who is healthy enough to undergo a tooth extraction is likely a suitable candidate for dental implants. However, there are certain conditions that may complicate or prohibit implant treatment. Patients with certain complications, such as chronic diseases, heavy smoking or alcohol abuse may not be candidates for implants. Your doctor will determine whether or not this treatment is right for you after a complete physical exam and evaluation of your medical history.

Dental implants have achieved a consistently high success rate (over 95%) since their introduction decades ago. Greater success is achieved through a combination of surgical technology, high-quality materials, clinical experience and long-term maintenance.

Many patients are candidates for dental implants already, or can qualify after receiving preparatory treatments like bone grafting and tooth extractions. Candidacy is more accurately determined after a comprehensive consultation and evaluation with an implant dentist.

A dental implant is made up of three parts: a titanium or ceramic post, an abutment and a restoration. Built to function like natural tooth roots, dental implants provide bone support and a stable foundation for a single dental crown, a dental bridge, a denture or a full arch prosthesis.

Experiencing some discomfort following a dental implant procedure is common. Dr. David White will offer guidance on utilizing over-the-counter pain management options or may prescribe pain medication as needed.