When considering full-arch dental implants, most patients have the same concern:

“Why is it so expensive?”

“What am I paying for?”

At Innova Prosthodontics, we believe that exceptional care shouldn’t come at an inflated price, and our in-house dental lab plays a significant role in making that possible.

Our ability to control the entire process — from scan to smile — not only ensures better outcomes but also helps keep your overall costs lower than many commercial implant chains.

Some dental businesses rarely have an in-house lab, and when they do, it is often not used for the most beneficial procedures, unlike the FP1 smile treatment. Not only is the price more affordable than it should be due to our In-House Lab, but you also receive a state-of-the-art smile for a value that is well worth it.

An in-house lab may make you think you’re getting a deal, but don’t be fooled, as some places may be hiking up prices due to the new equipment and using it to justify even higher bills. We recommend calling in to inquire about our prices.

But it’s more than the abuse of “New Technology” that could drive up prices, let’s look into that, shall we?

What Drives Up the Cost of Dental Implants?

Many large dental implant centers advertise low prices, but in reality, they often rely on:

• Multiple third-party labs
• Outside surgical contractors
• High marketing overhead
• Limited customization (which can lead to costly revisions)

Because so much of the work is outsourced, patients end up paying more for a less personalized experience — and in some cases, are locked into high-cost treatment before they’ve even seen a final smile design.

Our Solution: A Fully Integrated, In-House Lab

At Innova, we take a different approach.

By investing in our on-site dental laboratory, we’ve eliminated the need for third-party outsourcing.

That means:

No shipping fees or lab delays

Direct collaboration between the doctor and the technician

Faster, more affordable revisions when needed

Lower operating costs — savings that we pass on to you

Most importantly, we control the entire process, resulting in more precise, aesthetically pleasing, and long-lasting outcomes.

Would you like to learn more about what our lab does? Come back next week to our blog post!