Premium Dental Implants in Wyoming — Brands & Costs (2026)
Premium Implants in Wyoming
Wyoming has 2 cities in our database, with an overall average implant cost of $3,550. The premium tier — the highest-tier dental implants featuring proprietary alloys, advanced surface technologies, and decades of clinical evidence — averages $1,775 per implant, with 12 brands available in this segment.
Tier Average $1,775
State Average $3,550
Brands in Tier 12
Price Range $1,500–$2,000+
Premium Brands Available
Straumann Switzerland
$2,000 98.8% Lifetime
View Review → Bicon Dental Implants United States
$2,000 97.5% Lifetime
View Review → Nobel Biocare Switzerland / USA
$1,950 98.5% Lifetime
View Review → Dentsply Sirona (Astra Tech) USA / Germany
$1,850 98.0% Lifetime
View Review → Zimmer Biomet USA
$1,800 98.0% Lifetime
View Review → Thommen Medical Switzerland
$1,800 98.0% Lifetime
View Review → ZimVie United States
$1,800 98.7% Lifetime
View Review → Anthogyr France
$1,700 97.5% 15 Years
View Review → Camlog Biotechnologies Germany / Switzerland
$1,700 97.5% Lifetime
View Review → BTI Biotechnology Institute Spain
$1,600 97.5% Lifetime
View Review → Neoss Sweden / United Kingdom
$1,600 98.6% Lifetime
View Review → SIC Invent Switzerland
$1,500 97.5% Lifetime
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Best Cities for Premium Implants in Wyoming
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do premium dental implants cost in Wyoming?
Premium dental implants typically cost $1,500–$2,000+ per implant. In Wyoming, the overall average for all tiers is $3,550, with prices ranging from $2,200 to $4,900 depending on location and provider.
Which premium implant brands are available in Wyoming?
There are 12 premium brands in our database: Straumann, Bicon Dental Implants, Nobel Biocare, Dentsply Sirona (Astra Tech), Zimmer Biomet, and 7 more. All are FDA-approved and available through qualified implant dentists in Wyoming.
Are premium implants worth the extra cost?
Premium implants offer proprietary materials (like Straumann's Roxolid alloy), advanced surfaces, and the most extensive clinical research. They are most justified for complex cases — narrow ridges, compromised bone, or patients requiring the fastest healing.