How much does a dental implant cost in Barcelona in 2026?

Why implant prices vary so much

If you've asked for quotes in Barcelona, you'll have seen very different figures for what looks like the same thing. That's because "an implant" isn't a single product: it's a treatment with several components and stages, and each clinic groups or separates them differently in its quote.

The price depends on the implant brand and system, the crown material, diagnostic scans, whether your bone needs rebuilding, the number of follow-up visits and the team's experience. There's also something less visible: what happens if there's a complication, and whether later check-ups are included.

So before comparing numbers, compare what each quote actually includes. A very low price may cover only the titanium screw, with no abutment or crown.

What a complete implant quote should include

A complete single implant usually has three parts: the implant itself (the titanium root placed in the bone), the abutment (the connector between implant and crown) and the crown (the visible tooth). There may also be scans and preparatory treatment.

• Assessment and imaging: a panoramic X-ray and, in many cases, a 3D dental scan (CBCT) to measure the bone
• Surgery to place the implant, under local anaesthetic
• The abutment
• The final crown (porcelain fused to metal, zirconia or all-ceramic)
• A temporary tooth during healing, if needed
• Follow-up visits after surgery and after the crown is fitted

Approximate price ranges in Barcelona in 2026

The ranges below are approximate, based on quotes published by clinics in the city and general consumer information. They aren't official rates or this clinic's prices: they're there to show the rough order of magnitude for each item. For our own prices, please check our prices page.

A useful point for visitors: in Spain, healthcare provided by dentists is exempt from VAT (IVA), so the price you're quoted should be the final price for that item.

"Budget" implants: what to check closely

Adverts with very low prices aren't always misleading, but it's worth reading the small print. Often the advertised price covers only the implant, with the crown, abutment or scan charged separately. Once everything is added up, the difference from other clinics shrinks or disappears.

It's also reasonable to ask which implant brand is used and whether it will be available long term: if a crown component needs replacing in ten years' time, you want that system to still exist. We work with Anthogyr implants, made by a French manufacturer that is part of the Straumann Group, and we state this in writing on your quote.

Finally, be wary of pressure to decide quickly. An implant is a surgical treatment and every case needs an individual assessment: a serious quote comes after examining your mouth and reviewing your scans, not before.

Questions to ask before you accept

Taking these questions to your appointment will help you compare quotes fairly and understand your treatment properly.

• Does the price include implant, abutment and crown, or just the implant?
• Which diagnostic scans are included?
• Which implant brand do you use, and what will the crown be made of?
• Will I need a bone graft? How much would it cost if it turns out I do?
• Will I have a temporary tooth while the implant heals?
• Which follow-up visits are included, and what happens if there's a complication?
• Are payment plans available, and on what terms?

How we work in Les Corts

We always start with an assessment visit: we examine your mouth, review your history and any scans needed, and calmly explain your options, including ones that aren't an implant. Then we give you a written quote with each item listed, so you can think it over at home without pressure.

As a neighbourhood clinic, we care about seeing you at check-ups for years to come. That's why we'd rather explain your treatment properly than give you a quick figure over the phone. To see our reference prices, check our prices page and, if it suits you, book your assessment online at any time.