Dental Implant Costs in North Dakota

Average Cost: $3,650 Across 2 Cities

Across 2 cities in North Dakota, the average cost of a single dental implant is $3,650, with prices ranging from $2,300 to $5,200. These figures include the implant post, abutment, and crown — the three components of a complete single-tooth implant restoration.

Cost Metric Amount
State Average$3,650
Lowest Reported$2,300
Highest Reported$5,200
Cities Covered2
Cost Comparison Below Average
North Dakota Avg $3,650
National Avg $4,500
Low: $2,300 High: $5,200

These cost estimates are aggregated from reported city-level data across North Dakota. Actual prices vary by provider, case complexity, and materials used. These figures are non-binding estimates and should not replace a professional consultation.

Dental Clinics in North Dakota — Map

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Dental Implant Market in North Dakota (2026)

North Dakota (~780K) provides extensive dental for traditional Medicaid but ACA expansion adults generally do NOT receive dental benefits. SB2231 aims to fix this gap. Implants NOT covered — however, implant-supported dentures may be covered if implants already exist. ND has NO dental school. Fee schedules updated Jul 2025 and Feb 2026.

Regional Cost Breakdown (2026 Verified)

  • Fargo-Moorhead — $2,500–$4,500 per single implant. ND's largest metro. Cross-border with Minnesota. Sanford Health/Essentia dental.
  • Bismarck — $2,500–$4,500 per single implant. State capital. Moderate pricing.
  • Grand Forks — $2,000–$4,000 per single implant. UND community. Altru Health.
  • Minot / Western ND — $2,500–$5,000 per single implant. Oil boom economy (Bakken). Minot AFB (TRICARE).
  • Rural / Tribal ND — $2,000–$3,500 per single implant. IHS dental serves reservations (Standing Rock, Turtle Mountain, Spirit Lake, Fort Berthold).

Key Cost Factors

  • Traditional Medicaid: Extensive Dental — Covers comprehensive dental services. ACA Expansion adults: generally NO dental (SB2231 proposed to expand). Implants NOT covered. Implant-supported removable dentures OK if implants already existing (Medicaid won't pay for implant placement/bone grafting).
  • No Dental School — ND has no dental school. UND discussing AHEC Dental Outreach Model. Nearest: Creighton (Omaha), UNMC (Lincoln), U of MN (Minneapolis).
  • Oil Economy / Bakken — Western ND oil boom creates dual economy: high-wage workers coexist with underserved communities. Extreme seasonal weather limits access.

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Dental Insurance & Medicaid in North Dakota

ND Medicaid — traditional: extensive dental. ACA expansion: generally NO dental (SB2231 proposed). Implants NOT covered. Implant-supported dentures OK if existing implants. No dental school. SHIC.

Medicare Advantage & Dental Implants in North Dakota

Traditional Medicare does not cover implants in ND. Free counseling: SHIC.

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Implants by Price Range in North Dakota

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Cities in North Dakota

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does North Dakota Medicaid cover dental implants?
No. Traditional ND Medicaid provides extensive dental but implants NOT covered. ACA expansion adults generally get NO dental (SB2231 to fix). Implant-supported dentures OK if implants already exist. No dental school. Nearest: Creighton/UNMC (Omaha/Lincoln), U of MN. SHIC counseling available.
How much does a dental implant cost in North Dakota in 2026?
Single: Fargo $2,500–$4,500, Bismarck $2,500–$4,500, Grand Forks $2,000–$4,000, Minot $2,500–$5,000, Rural/Tribal $2,000–$3,500. No dental school. IHS dental on reservations.
Reviewed by Kevin Luo Health Data Researcher
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