Dental Implant Cost in Singapore (2026)

Five things move the fee for a single implant — S$2,600 to S$2,800 with Osstem, S$4,000 with Straumann — and beyond it:

Implant brand. The fixture (the titanium screw placed in the jaw) is priced by brand: S$1,400 for Osstem, S$2,000 for Straumann, and S$1,400 to S$2,500 for other systems. Your dentist will discuss which system suits your case at consultation.

Crown material. The packaged figures above use either a metal or a porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crown. Upgrading to a zirconia crown adds S$500 to S$1,000. Priced separately, an implant-supported crown is S$1,400 with Osstem components and S$1,400 to S$2,400 with other brands.

Bone volume at the site. If the jawbone has shrunk after an extraction, grafting may be needed before or alongside the implant. Fees range from S$500 to S$800 for socket augmentation up to S$2,500 to S$4,000 for an external sinus lift or block graft — see the bone-grafting table above.

Number of teeth replaced. Implants are priced per fixture, so replacing two teeth roughly doubles the surgical fee. For a full row of missing teeth, implant-retained dentures or a full-arch bridge can be a lower per-tooth alternative — both are covered below.

Sedation. Single implants are commonly placed under local anaesthetic. If you choose sedation, IV sedation is S$1,400 per hour, nitrous oxide is S$400 per 30 minutes, and general anaesthesia is S$3,800 per hour plus a S$500 facility fee.

The package prices cover the implant surgery and the crown. Billed separately are:

• Consultation — S$20 to S$40 for a simple consultation, S$50 to S$80 for a complex one.
• Diagnostic X-rays, if needed for planning.
• Medication prescribed after surgery.
• Bone grafting, where the site needs it (see the table above).
• Sedation, if you opt for it.
• Crown upgrades — zirconia in place of PFM adds S$500 to S$1,000.

Two longer-term items are also worth knowing about, even though they don't apply to a routine case: management of peri-implantitis (gum infection around an implant) is S$1,500 to S$1,800, and removal of a failed implant without bone grafting is S$1,200 to S$1,500.

Dental implant surgery is MediSave-claimable because it involves surgery on the jawbone. Under the CPF schedule (March 2026), the withdrawal limit is S$1,120 per implant for the operation fee, plus up to S$830 per day for day-surgery charges — together, up to S$1,950 for a single implant done as its own day procedure. The day-surgery component is per day, so implants placed in the same visit share it.

You don't need to arrange anything with CPF yourself: we file the claim at the clinic, and the approved amount is deducted from your bill. You can use your own MediSave or, with consent, an immediate family member's.

If an implant ever has to be removed, that procedure has its own MediSave limit of S$490 per implant.

For how the claim works step by step, see our MediSave guide.

If you are missing all the teeth in one jaw, a removable denture that clips onto implants is a lower-cost route than a fixed bridge. At Advanced Dental, a set of four Osstem slim one-piece implants is S$5,310 — fully payable with MediSave — and the acrylic full denture that attaches to them is S$400 to S$450.

CHAS does not subsidise implants themselves, but it does apply to the denture component: Orange S$272.50, Blue S$408.50, Merdeka Generation S$413.50 and Pioneer Generation S$418.50. See how CHAS works at our clinics.

The fee schedule above also lists per-item figures for other designs — implant-retained dentures at S$1,500 to S$3,000, implant-supported dentures at S$2,500 to S$5,000, a connecting bar where used at S$2,000 to S$4,000, and O-ring replacements at S$25 — since the right design depends on your jaw and how many implants it can take.

For denture types and fees in detail, see the dentures guide.

Where every tooth in a jaw is replaced with a fixed (non-removable) bridge on implants, the fee is S$20,000 to S$30,000 per arch, covering the implants and the bridge for that jaw. Bone grafting and sedation, where needed, are charged per the tables above.

MediSave withdrawal limits apply per implant placed, so a full-arch case can draw on MediSave for each implant, subject to CPF rules and your available balance. Because fees at this scale vary with the number of implants and the bridge design, a consultation with a scan is the way to get a definitive figure for your case.