How Much Do Dental Implants Cost in Sacramento? A 2026 Price Guide
By Dr. Cheema, Paramount Dental · September 20, 2026 · 7 min read
Price is the first question almost every patient asks about dental implants. In the Sacramento region, quotes can vary by thousands of dollars for what sounds like the same treatment. This guide explains why, what a fair quote should include, and how the $1,899 single implant at Paramount Dental in Roseville is structured.
Why implant quotes vary so much
A dental implant is really three parts: the titanium post placed in the jawbone, the abutment that connects to it, and the crown you see when you smile. Some offices quote only the post, then add the abutment and crown later. Others bundle everything. When comparing Sacramento dental implant prices, always ask whether the number covers all three parts.
Other factors that change the total include whether you need an extraction, bone grafting, a sinus lift, or sedation. A 3D CT scan before surgery is also important for safe placement, and some practices charge separately for it.
What is included at Paramount Dental
At Paramount Dental, Dr. Cheema offers a single dental implant for $1,899. Your consultation, exam and 3D CT scan are free, and you receive a written treatment plan listing every fee before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
If you need additional procedures such as bone grafting, those are explained and priced up front during your consultation.
Insurance and financing
Our published fees are for non-insurance and cash patients. If you have dental insurance, your costs are subject to your plan's fee guidelines. Interest-free financing options are also available to spread the cost over time.
Is it worth driving from Sacramento to Roseville?
Many of our implant patients come from Sacramento, Elk Grove and surrounding cities. Our office on Roseville Parkway is an easy drive via I-80, and most implant treatment involves only a few visits, so the savings and experience are often well worth the trip.
These fees are for non-insurance and cash patients only. If you have dental insurance, you are subject to dental insurance fee guidelines.