Dental Implants in Cali, Colombia

Dental implant costs in Cali depend on the type of implant, restoration, and any additional procedures required. A titanium dental implant is $720 for the implant placement, while the final porcelain crown and abutment is $665. Full-arch implant treatment starts at $6,900 per arch for an All-on-4 restoration with a fixed acrylic bridge. Your final treatment plan and price are determined after your case is reviewed.

Single implant treatment is completed in phases. For a titanium implant, implant placement is $720 and a porcelain crown with abutment is $665. A zirconia implant is $810, with a zirconia crown and abutment priced at $755. Additional procedures such as bone grafting or a sinus lift are not included and are recommended only when clinically necessary.

Full-arch prices are per arch and include both implant placement and the final fixed bridge. All-on-4 with an acrylic bridge is $6,900 per arch, while All-on-6 with an acrylic bridge is $9,500 per arch. Porcelain options are also available. The appropriate number of implants and restoration type depend on your anatomy and treatment needs.

The prices shown on this page are per arch. For example, treating only the upper arch is one full-arch treatment. Patients who need both the upper and lower arches restored require treatment planning and pricing for both arches.

Dental implant treatment generally requires two trips to Colombia. During the first trip, the implants are placed. After a healing period that is commonly several months, you return for the second phase, when the final implant-supported teeth are completed. Your dentist will determine the appropriate timeline based on healing and your individual case.

For implant cases completed in two phases, international patients should generally plan approximately 4 to 7 days in Cali for each treatment trip. More complex cases may require a different schedule. We recommend confirming your treatment plan and appointment schedule before booking flights.

Possibly. Bone loss does not automatically mean you cannot receive dental implants. Your dentist will need appropriate imaging to evaluate the amount and quality of available bone. Some patients may require bone grafting, a sinus lift, or a modified implant treatment plan before or during implant placement.

A 3D CT scan is often used for implant planning because it allows the dentist to evaluate bone dimensions and important anatomical structures. If you already have recent dental imaging, you can submit it with your online consultation. Your dentist can determine whether additional imaging is necessary.

Titanium is widely used for dental implants because of its strength, long clinical history, and ability to integrate with bone. Zirconia is a metal-free alternative that may be considered in selected cases. The best material depends on your anatomy, restoration, medical history, and treatment goals rather than material preference alone.

The terms refer to the number of implants used to support a full-arch fixed restoration. More implants are not automatically better for every patient. The appropriate configuration depends on factors such as available bone, implant position, bite forces, and the dentist's treatment plan.

Temporary teeth may be possible depending on the treatment plan, implant stability, and clinical circumstances. They are not included in the full-arch prices listed on this page. Your dentist can explain the temporary restoration options available for your specific case before treatment begins.

Dental implants are designed as a long-term tooth-replacement option, but their lifespan varies. Oral hygiene, smoking, gum health, bite forces, medical conditions, regular dental care, and the health of the bone surrounding the implants can all affect long-term success. The restoration attached to an implant may also require maintenance or replacement over time.

Contact Dental Tourism Colombia as soon as possible so we can understand what is happening and coordinate with the treating dental team. Photos, X-rays, or an evaluation from a local dentist may be requested depending on the issue. Dental Tourism Colombia also has a written warranty policy that explains coverage, exclusions, and what patients should do if a potential treatment issue occurs after returning home.

The first step is a free online consultation. You will provide dental photos and can upload any recent X-rays, CT scans, or existing treatment plans you have. A dentist can then review your case and provide personalized treatment recommendations. Some implant cases require additional imaging before a final treatment plan can be confirmed.

We recommend completing your online consultation and receiving an initial treatment plan before booking your trip. This helps determine what treatment may be needed, how long you should stay in Cali, and whether additional procedures or diagnostic imaging could affect your schedule.