The starting price of a dental implant is approximately 3000 €.
The final price is determined according to an individual treatment plan. Costs are affected by, for example, the necessary examinations and imaging, the implant system, the fabrication of the implant crown, and any preliminary procedures, such as tooth extraction or bone augmentation.
The basic treatment preceding the implant treatment, the scope of treatment, and the number of visits required also affect the overall costs. A dental implant can only be installed in a healthy mouth.
1. Free implant consultation – get a preliminary price estimate
If you are only considering a dental implant, you can start with a free implant consultation. During the visit, your situation and treatment options will be discussed, and you will get a preliminary idea of the treatment costs and possible next steps.
2. Implant treatment planning visit
If you have already decided to proceed with implant treatment and want to book an appointment directly with the dentist of your choice, you can start with an implant treatment planning visit. During the visit, the condition of the mouth is examined in more detail and the necessary examinations and imaging are assessed. Based on these, a treatment plan is drawn up and the total costs of the treatment are specified.
A free implant consultation is a good way to start when you want to discuss options and get an idea of the price of the treatment before making a decision.
There are several payment options available for dental implant treatment.
It may be possible to receive Kela reimbursement for some parts of the treatment. However, reimbursement is not paid, for example, for the prosthetic part.
Treatment costs can also be split into instalments. Discuss with your dentist about the possibility of spreading the costs during the treatment. Mehiläinen also offers other flexible financing options.
Explore the available payment methods and financing options and choose the option that suits you best.
Outpatient clinic fee of a visit to the dentist is 37,90 € and for a dental hygienist visit is 27,90 €.
As of March 15, 2023, the polyclinic fee does not have to be paid after more than five reception visits during the calendar year. After the fifth payment, the polyclinic fee is 0 € for visits for the rest of the calendar year.
The Kanta fee (4 €) will be charged for visits to Hammas Mehiläinen starting from January 1, 2026.
If you visit our clinic and do not pay for your appointment using the available payment methods, we will send you an invoice for your appointment. The invoicing fee is 5,20 €.
If the procedure is booked with a specialist dentist, the prices are increased by 30 %.
| Service | Price estimate | Info |
|---|---|---|
| Dental check-up | 56,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 86,00 € Price estimate 56,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 86,00 € | |
| Dental check-up for patients with dental fear | 93,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 123,00 € Price estimate 93,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 123,00 € | |
| Children and young people dental check-up The dental check-up performed by a dental specialist. Book a dental check-up for children and young people | 81,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 111,00 € Price estimate 81,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 111,00 € | The dental check-up performed by a dental specialist. Book a dental check-up for children and young people |
| Dental X-ray of the teeth and jaws | Mobile Benefit 90,00 € The price with a doctor's referral after Kela compensation is 79 €. 110,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 120,00 € Mobile Benefit 90,00 € The price with a doctor's referral after Kela compensation is 79 €. Price estimate 110,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 120,00 € | |
| Tartar removal 30–45 minute appointment with a dental hygienist. | from 122,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 142,00 € Price estimate from 122,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 142,00 € | 30–45 minute appointment with a dental hygienist. |
| Tooth jewellery application The price does not include the price of tooth jewellery. | from 69,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate from 69,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price does not include the price of tooth jewellery. |
| Dental fillings 1–3 surfaces. | from 97,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 107,00 € Price estimate from 97,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 107,00 € | 1–3 surfaces. |
| Ceramic filling of the tooth 1–3 surfaces. Explore different payment methods | from 287,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 287,00 € Price estimate from 287,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 287,00 € | 1–3 surfaces. Explore different payment methods |
| Dental ceramic crown Laboratory costs are not included in the price estimate. Explore different payment methods | from 627,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate from 627,00 € No Kela reimbursement | Laboratory costs are not included in the price estimate. Explore different payment methods |
| Chipped tooth Prices 97,00 €–216,00 €, without Kela reimbursement 107,00 €–236,00 € | from 97,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 107,00 € Price estimate from 97,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 107,00 € | Prices 97,00 €–216,00 €, without Kela reimbursement 107,00 €–236,00 € |
| Tooth extraction Prices 113,00 €–768,00 €, without Kela reimbursement 123,00 €–808,00 € | from 113,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 123,00 € Price estimate from 113,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 123,00 € | Prices 113,00 €–768,00 €, without Kela reimbursement 123,00 €–808,00 € |
| Whitening consultation appointment Includes an individual price estimate for teeth whitening. Book an appointment for a whitening consultation. | No Kela reimbursement Price estimate No Kela reimbursement | Includes an individual price estimate for teeth whitening. Book an appointment for a whitening consultation. |
| Anaesthesia | from 42,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 42,00 € Price estimate from 42,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 42,00 € | |
| Irrevocable absence Prices 75,00 €–98,00 € | 75,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 75,00 € No Kela reimbursement | Prices 75,00 €–98,00 € |
| Initial assessment of sleep apnea Learn more about sleep apnea and book an appointment (in Finnish) | from 155,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 185,00 € Price estimate from 155,00 € Without Kela reimbursement from 185,00 € | Learn more about sleep apnea and book an appointment (in Finnish) |
| Bite guard Includes clinical work and the bite guard. | 648,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 708,00 € Price estimate 648,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 708,00 € | Includes clinical work and the bite guard. |
| Massage of masticatory muscles Prices 66,00 €–152,00 € | 66,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 66,00 € No Kela reimbursement | Prices 66,00 €–152,00 € |
| Home whitening The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | 99,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 99,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
| Light whitening The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | 249,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 249,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
| Intensive whitening The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | 399,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate 399,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
| Tartar removal and quick whitening The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | 249,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 269,00 € Price estimate 249,00 € Without Kela reimbursement 269,00 € | The price includes service and base fees. Bleaching cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
| White spot treatment The price of the White spot treatment is 399 € (1–4 teeth) or 599 € (more than 4 teeth). The price includes service and basic fees. Whitening cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. | from 399,00 € No Kela reimbursement Price estimate from 399,00 € No Kela reimbursement | The price of the White spot treatment is 399 € (1–4 teeth) or 599 € (more than 4 teeth). The price includes service and basic fees. Whitening cannot be paid for with Edenred or Epass. The final whitening method is always chosen during a free consultation with a dental hygienist. |
Experienced expertise. High-quality materials. Security for the entire treatment path.
At Mehiläinen, experienced dentists and dental specialists familiar with implant treatment are responsible for planning and implementing the treatment. We use high-quality implant systems from well-known manufacturers, and our extensive network of specialists supports care even in more demanding situations.
Revised 11/4/2026
Published 1/4/2023
A dental implant is a titanium artificial root placed into the jawbone, onto which an implant crown is attached. With an implant, a missing tooth can be replaced with a fixed solution that feels and looks as natural a part of the teeth as possible. A dental implant can make eating and speaking easier and help restore the functionality of the bite.
There are three key parts in dental implant treatment:
Not all implant systems are the same. We use well-known, high-quality implant systems that come with a manufacturer’s warranty and in whose safety, functionality, and long-term use we have solid experience.
A dental implant may be suitable for replacing one or more missing teeth. An implant provides a fixed alternative to, for example, a dental bridge or a removable denture. The suitability of the treatment is always assessed individually based on the overall condition of the mouth and teeth.
The assessment will take into account, for example:
The use of nicotine products does not necessarily prevent implant treatment if the gums are healthy, there is no untreated periodontitis in the mouth, and oral hygiene is good. The suitability of the treatment and the risks associated with the use of nicotine products are always evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
For children and adolescents, a dental implant can only be placed once the growth and development of the jaws has finished.
A dental implant can also be considered for an elderly person. Age alone does not determine the suitability of implant treatment. In the assessment, the condition of the mouth and jawbone, general health, medications, and other factors affecting treatment are taken into account.
If a missing tooth or prosthesis makes eating, speaking, or functioning in everyday life difficult, an implant may be one possible solution. The suitability of an implant is always assessed individually.
A dental implant requires sufficient jawbone to attach properly. If necessary, the amount and structure of the bone can be assessed using imaging examinations.
If there is not enough jawbone to place the implant, a bone graft or bone augmentation may be required in certain situations in connection with the treatment. The missing bone height or width can be corrected either before placing the implant or in connection with the installation. The need for additional procedures is assessed as part of the treatment planning.
If you decide to proceed with implant treatment, an appointment with a dental specialist will be booked next. During the planning appointment, the condition of the mouth and teeth will be examined in more detail and an assessment is performed on how the implant treatment can be carried out. At the same time, any potential infections and other factors affecting the treatment that must be treated before placing the implant will be determined.
Any X-rays taken during the planning appointment, if necessary, will be charged separately.
After the appointment, you will have an accurate understanding of how the treatment proceeds, what it includes, and what costs it will incur.
You will always also receive personal instructions regarding, for example, eating, drinking, and other matters related to preparing for the operation. Follow the instructions you receive.
Once the treatment plan is ready, the implant is usually placed in the jawbone under local anaesthesia. After this, the healing phase begins, during which the implant gradually integrates into the jawbone. The duration of the healing phase varies individually, but it is usually about 3 months.
Once the implant has integrated and the mouth has healed as planned, an individual implant crown is fabricated on top of it. The crown replaces the visible part of the missing tooth and is designed as part of the rest of the teeth.
After the implant crown is attached, regular check-ups are attended. This ensures that the implant and the surrounding tissues are healthy and that the bite functions naturally.
You will receive individual instructions for maintaining the implant and careful self-care, as well as information on when the next check-up is due.
After the operation, there may be tenderness and pain in the mouth, and the area may swell. Symptoms can usually be relieved with painkillers. You can usually return to everyday life and work quite quickly. If the operation is more extensive or the work is physically demanding, the dentist will assess the need for sick leave if necessary.
Once the implant crown is in place, it is cared for just like other teeth. Regular self-care, check-ups and dental hygienist visits help keep the implant and surrounding tissues healthy. The area around the implant is cleaned daily according to the dentist's instructions, for example with fluoride toothpaste and an interdental brush.
It is worth reacting in good time to changes in the implant area. If the area begins to feel more tender or shows signs of inflammation, contact a dentist.
There are several options for replacing a missing tooth. The appropriate solution is chosen individually based on, for example, the condition of the mouth and teeth, general health, and lifestyle.
It is worth discussing the appropriate option with a dentist.
If you wish, you can leave a contact request and our customer service will contact you within 1–3 business days. The form will be sent to Hammas Mehiläinen customer service. Submitting the form does not commit you to anything.
Dental implant consultation
A free dental implant consultation helps determine whether an implant could be suitable for replacing a missing tooth.
Oral surgery
The examination and surgical treatment of the masticatory system and related tissues, diseases, and injuries.
Dentures or false teeth
Assessment and planning of further treatment by a specialist in prosthodontics.
Dental check-up
Assessment of oral and dental health and recommendations for further treatment.
Dental X-ray
An important part of oral health care and an effective way to reveal oral diseases that the eye cannot detect.
Dental cone beam imaging
Provides highly accurate three-dimensional information on dental and jaw structures.
Tooth extraction
Sometimes, a tooth is in such bad condition that it cannot be saved.
The insertion of the implant is performed under local anaesthesia. After the operation, tenderness, swelling, or other discomfort may occur in the area. You will receive individual instructions from the treating professional for recovery and, if necessary, for analgesia.
Yes. You can already discuss the treatment and your wishes during the free implant consultation. You can share in advance what makes you nervous or worried about dental care so that we can prepare for the visit and treatment together.
In some situations, for example in the upper front tooth area, a tooth can be extracted and a temporary implant crown fitted during the same appointment. The final implant crown is usually made after 4–5 months. The suitability of the treatment method is assessed based on examinations.
A dental implant is intended as a long-term solution, but its lifespan is affected by many factors. The health of the mouth and tissues surrounding the implant, good self-care, regular check-ups, and the functionality of the bite are important for the long-term functionality of the implant.
An implant crown is a fixed part of the dentition, but it may initially feel different from natural teeth. As the mouth gets used to the new crown, it should feel like a natural part of the dentition. The bite is checked during treatment so that the crown fits together with the rest of the dentition.
As with all operations, implant treatment also involves risks. An inflammation may develop around the implant, or the implant may not attach to the jawbone as planned. The operation may also involve, for example, bleeding, swelling, or temporary numbness in the area.
The risks are affected by, among other things, the location of the implant and oral health status. Potential risks will be discussed before the treatment.
Eating is affected by the stage of implant placement and healing. After the operation, you will receive individual instructions on what type of food to prefer and when you can return to normal eating.
Generally, you can undergo magnetic resonance imaging with a dental implant. However, always state before the examination that you have a dental implant. A specialist will assess the effect of the implant and any other potential metal on the examination.
Yes. A dental implant is a common solution for replacing a single missing tooth. The implant is placed in the position of the root of the missing tooth, after which an individual implant crown is manufactured on top of it.
