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Dental Implants in Miami · Edgewater Replace a missing tooth, like it was never gone.

A titanium implant, abutment and zirconia crown that looks, feels, and works like a natural tooth. Dr. Aakash Rana plans and performs every case himself, and your crown is made in our own lab.

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3,000+ implants placed by Dr. RanaAbout 250 full-arch casesOpen Mon–Sat, 8am–8pmMost PPO insurance0% financing on approved creditSe habla español

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Life with implants

Eat, laugh, and live like before.

A missing tooth changes how you eat, speak, and smile. An implant gives you back a permanent tooth that feels completely your own.

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Care that feels like family
How it works

From consult to new tooth.

01

Free consult + 3D scan

We check your bone and gums and give you a clear, honest answer on whether an implant is right.

02

Implant placed

Dr. Rana places the titanium implant gently, with sedation available.

03

Heal

The implant fuses with your bone, usually over a few months, while you go about life as normal.

04

Crown fitted

Your custom crown is placed, looking and working just like a natural tooth.

Dr. Aakash Rana, Prana Dental Miami
Meet your dentist

Placed by Dr. Aakash Rana.

A tooth you'll live with for decades deserves a dentist who obsesses over millimeters. I trained at NYU, and most of my $100,000+ in continuing education went into surgical and implant work. I plan your case on a 3D scan, place the implant myself, and your crown is made a few steps away in our own lab, one doctor, start to finish.

NYU College of Dentistry$100,000+ continuing educationGraduated with honorsIn-house labBilingual · EN & ES
Transparent pricing

Clear pricing, no surprises.

You'll always know the cost up front, with a written plan before anything begins.

Written plan before you commit

Implant + abutment + crown
$1,999 / implant
  • ✓ Free first visit: exam, 3D scan and smile preview
  • ✓ Titanium implant + abutment + zirconia crown
  • ✓ Dr. Rana places every case
  • ✓ Crown crafted in our in-house lab
  • ✓ Sedation available
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Flexible financing

Spread the cost across low monthly payments. We work with leading patient-financing partners, including 0% options on approved credit.

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Your free first visit includes an exam, 3D scan and smile preview, plus a look at your financing options, with zero obligation.

Questions

Implants, answered.

How much is a dental implant in Miami?

Implants start at $1,999 for the implant, abutment and zirconia crown. Final price depends on bone, gum health, and whether an extraction or sedation is needed, and it's confirmed in writing before any treatment.

Does it hurt?

Most patients are surprised how comfortable it is. Oral sedation is available, and we go at your pace.

How long does it take?

It depends on your bone and gums. At your free first visit, we'll talk you through a likely timeline based on your 3D scan.

How long do implants last?

With good care, implants can last many years.

What if I'm missing several teeth?

We may recommend an implant bridge or All-on-4 full-arch. We'll walk you through the best option at your consult.

Dental implants: full guideCosts, recovery, insurance and common questions
Why Prana

Implants you can trust.

An implant is a long-term investment. Here's why patients choose Prana to do it right.

1

One dentist, start to finish

Dr. Rana plans and places your implant personally, NYU-trained, with $100,000+ in continuing education.

2

Transparent pricing

Clear, honest pricing with a written plan before anything begins.

From $1,999
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Crown made in-house

Your crown is designed and milled on-site for a better fit, faster turnaround, and a fairer price.

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Written plan first

You get a clear, written plan and price before you commit to anything.

Comfort & care

An experience built around you.

Gentle & judgment-free

We move at your pace, explain everything, and oral sedation is available if you'd like it.

A calm, med-spa setting

A modern Edgewater studio designed to feel nothing like the dentist you remember.

Honest from day one

Clear pricing, a written plan, and a dentist who tells you the truth about what you do and don't need.

What's included in a $1,999 dental implant

A single dental implant at Prana Dental starts at $1,999. That starting price covers the three parts that make up your new tooth: the implant, the abutment and the crown. Below is exactly what sits inside that number and what can be added when your mouth needs it, so the quote you get has no mystery lines.

Single dental implant: what the starting price covers
ItemWhat it isIn the $1,999 starting price?
ImplantThe small titanium post that sits in your jawbone and acts as the new rootIncluded
AbutmentThe connector that joins the implant to the crownIncluded
CrownThe visible tooth, designed and made in our in-house labIncluded
3D scanA digital scan of your teeth and bite used to plan the caseIncluded, as part of your first visit
Free first visitExam, 3D scan and digital smile preview with Dr. RanaIncluded, no cost and no obligation
ExtractionRemoving a failing tooth before the implant goes inQuoted separately if needed
Bone graftingBuilding up thin or soft bone so the implant has a solid baseQuoted separately if needed
Oral sedationMedication that helps nervous patients relax during treatmentQuoted separately if needed
Other imagingX-rays or a CBCT scan, when your plan calls for themQuoted separately if needed

The extras only apply when there is a real reason for them. Plenty of people need none, and some need one or two. Every item that applies to you is listed with its price, and the exact total is confirmed in writing before any treatment starts.

Prices are starting prices. The final number depends on your bone, your gums and the tooth being replaced.

What a dental implant costs in Miami, and how to compare quotes

Implant quotes across Miami vary a lot, and the headline numbers are rarely measuring the same thing. One office may advertise a price for the titanium post alone, then add the abutment and crown later. Another may bundle everything, including the scan. Two quotes can look far apart on paper and end up close once you line them up item by item, or the reverse.

The fairest way to compare is to ask every office for an itemized quote and check it against the same list. Here is what to ask about:

  • Is the price for the implant only, or the implant, abutment and crown together?
  • What is the crown made of, and where is it made?
  • Is an extraction needed, and is it priced separately?
  • Is bone grafting expected, or only possible? What would it cost if it comes up?
  • Which X-rays or scans are needed, and are they part of the price?
  • Is sedation included, optional or extra?
  • Will you wear a temporary tooth while you heal, and is it in the quote?
  • Are follow-up visits during healing part of the price?

A low number that leaves out the crown is not a lower price. A clear, complete number is easier to plan around, even when it is not the smallest one you see. That is why our quotes list each part separately, with the exact price confirmed in writing before any treatment.

Missing several teeth, or a whole arch?

Replacing many teeth one implant at a time is usually not the most sensible route. When most of an arch is missing or failing, a fixed full-arch bridge on a few implants often makes more sense. Full-arch treatment such as All-on-4® is commonly quoted around $20,000 to $30,000 per arch in Miami. At Prana, All-on-4 and start from $9,999 per arch. The exact price is confirmed in writing before treatment.

All-on-X simply means the number of implants is chosen to fit your bone, which can be more than four. If you are not sure which group you fall into, the exam and 3D scan at your first visit will show it.

Paying for an implant: 0% financing on approved credit

You do not have to pay for an implant all at once. We offer 0% financing on approved credit through CareCredit, Cherry and LendingClub. Your actual payment depends on the amount you finance and the plan you are approved for.

Financing can be combined with dental insurance. Your plan pays its share first, and you can spread the rest. We go over the options with you at your free first visit, so you leave knowing the monthly number, not just the total. More detail is on our financing page and the full price list is on our pricing page.

Using dental insurance toward an implant

We accept most major dental insurance. Whether your plan pays toward an implant, and how much, depends entirely on how that plan is written, so we never promise coverage before we see your benefits. Here is the general picture in Florida:

  • Many dental plans have an annual maximum, often in the $1,000 to $2,000 range, so they may cover only part of implant treatment.
  • Some plans have waiting periods for major work, and some exclude implants altogether.
  • Original Medicare generally does not cover dental implants. Some Medicare Advantage plans include dental benefits, which may help.
  • Florida Medicaid dental coverage for adults is limited and generally does not include implants.

Even when a plan excludes the implant itself, it sometimes contributes to related parts such as an exam, an extraction or the crown. You do not have to work any of this out alone: we check your benefits for you. For a longer explanation, read does insurance cover dental implants in Miami.

Single implant vs bridge vs partial denture

An implant is not the only way to replace a missing tooth. A dental bridge and a removable partial denture are both reasonable choices for some people. Here is how they usually compare.

Three ways to replace one missing tooth
Single implantBridgePartial denture
Neighboring teethLeft aloneUsually shaved down to hold the bridgeClasps rest on nearby teeth
Fixed or removableFixedFixedRemovable, taken out to clean
JawboneHelps keep bone in place by loading it like a rootBone under the gap can shrink over timeBone under the gap can shrink over time
Time to finishUsually a few months, because of healingOften a few weeksOften a few weeks
CleaningBrush and floss like a natural toothNeeds a floss threader or water flosser under itClean the denture and the teeth it touches daily
Cost up frontFrom $1,999 at PranaQuoted at your visitQuoted at your visit, often the lowest

An implant often suits people with healthy neighboring teeth who want a fixed tooth that stays separate from them. A bridge can make sense when the teeth on either side already need crowns, or when someone prefers to avoid an implant procedure. A partial denture can be a sensible, lower-cost option, especially when several teeth are missing in different places. If you want to compare costs over the years, see dental implants vs dentures cost in Miami, or read about crowns and bridges.

Are you a candidate for a dental implant?

Many adults who are missing a tooth can get an implant, but the answer depends on your bone and health. These are the things that usually matter most:

  • Enough jawbone. The implant needs solid bone around it. If bone has thinned after a tooth was lost, grafting can often build it back up.
  • Healthy gums. Active gum disease is usually treated first, because it can put an implant at risk.
  • General health. Conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes, and some medications that affect bone, may call for extra planning or a talk with your physician.
  • Smoking and vaping. Tobacco can slow healing and raise the chance of problems. Cutting down or quitting helps.
  • A finished jaw. Teens usually wait until the jaw has stopped growing.
  • Daily care. Implants need brushing, flossing and regular checkups, just like natural teeth.

Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS is a general dentist trained at NYU College of Dentistry. He plans and treats each case himself and works with our in-house lab on your crown. When a case is more complex than is wise to handle in our office, he refers you to an oral surgeon and tells you why.

How long the implant process usually takes

Most of the time is healing, not appointments. For many people the whole process takes a few months, and it can run longer when an extraction or grafting comes first. Here is the usual order:

1. Free first visit

An exam, a 3D scan and a digital smile preview. You learn whether an implant fits your situation, what else might be needed and a likely timeline. If your plan needs X-rays or a CBCT scan, we tell you before anything is taken.

2. Extraction or grafting, if needed

If a damaged tooth is still there, it comes out first. Sometimes the implant can go in at the same visit. Other times the area heals for a few months before the next step.

3. Placing the implant

The area is numbed, and oral sedation is available if you would like to feel more relaxed. Most people go back to normal routines within a day or two, with soft foods on that side for a while.

4. Healing

The bone grows around the implant and bonds to it. This usually takes a few months, and longer in some cases. You keep up normal life during this time, with short checkups.

5. Your crown

Once the implant is stable, we scan it and our in-house lab makes the crown to match your other teeth. It is fitted and your bite is checked.

Prana Dental is open, with hours Monday to Saturday, 8am to 8pm, which makes it easier to fit visits around work. For more on what each week feels like, see the dental implant recovery timeline and how long dental implants last.

Dental implants near you in Miami

Our office is at 3050 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 703, on Biscayne Blvd at NE 30th St in Edgewater, with building parking and street parking. Our team speaks English and Spanish (implantes dentales en español). If you are coming from another part of the city, these pages cover the trip and what to expect:

About the dentist

Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS, general dentist at Prana Dental Miami

Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS

Dr. Aakash Rana, DDS is a general dentist trained at NYU College of Dentistry, with more than $100,000 in continuing education. He plans and treats each case at Prana Dental himself, works with our in-house lab, and refers to a specialist when a case needs one.

More dental implant questions

How much does a dental implant cost in Miami?

At Prana Dental, a single dental implant starts from $1,999 and includes the implant, the abutment and the crown. Prices across Miami vary widely, and quotes often cover different things, so compare itemized quotes rather than headline numbers. An extraction, bone grafting, sedation or extra imaging is quoted separately if you need it. Your exact price is confirmed in writing before any treatment.

Does insurance cover dental implants in Florida?

It depends on your plan. Many dental plans cap benefits at an annual maximum that is often in the $1,000 to $2,000 range, and some have waiting periods or exclude implants, so coverage is often partial. Original Medicare generally does not cover implants, some Medicare Advantage plans include dental benefits, and Florida Medicaid generally does not include implants for adults. We check your benefits for you.

How long do dental implants last?

With good home care and regular checkups, the implant itself can last many years, and for many people decades. The crown on top takes the daily wear and may need replacing at some point. Smoking, gum disease and heavy grinding can shorten an implant's life, so a night guard and routine cleanings help protect it.

Is getting a dental implant painful?

The area is fully numbed, so most people feel pressure rather than sharp pain while the implant is placed. Afterward, some soreness and swelling for a few days is common, and many people manage it with over-the-counter pain relievers taken as directed. Oral sedation is available if you are nervous. Call us if pain gets worse after a few days or you notice fever or growing swelling.

Am I a candidate for dental implants?

Many adults with healthy gums and enough jawbone, or bone that can be built up with grafting, are candidates. Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and some medications that affect bone can raise the risk or call for extra planning. The exam and 3D scan at your free first visit are how we find out, and complex cases are referred to an oral surgeon.

How long does the implant process take?

For many people it takes a few months from placing the implant to fitting the final crown, because the bone needs time to bond with the implant. If a tooth has to come out first or bone needs grafting, healing time is added. The appointments themselves are fairly short. You get a likely timeline at your first visit, based on your scan.

Can a dental implant be placed the same day as an extraction?

Sometimes. When there is no active infection and the remaining bone is solid, the implant can often go in right after the tooth comes out. When the site is infected or the bone is thin, it usually heals first, sometimes with a graft, and the implant is placed a few months later. Your scan helps decide which path is safer for you.

Can I get a free dental implant in Florida?

Rarely. Free implants usually come only through clinical research studies, some charity programs or dental school clinics with reduced fees and long waits. Most people pay with a mix of savings, insurance and financing. At Prana, your first visit is free: an exam, 3D scan and smile preview, so you get your real price in writing before deciding anything.

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