How much does it cost to replace a tooth in Kenya?
Replacing a tooth at Arrow Dental starts from KES 13,000 for a denture, KES 25,000 per unit for a bridge and KES 140,000 for an implant.
From the Tooth replacement in Kenya: implant, bridge or denture? guide
There are three ways to replace a missing tooth, and they cost very different amounts. At Arrow Dental, a denture starts from KES 13,000, a bridge from KES 25,000 per unit and an implant from KES 140,000.
What will this cost me?
| Option | Starting price | Fixed or removable? |
|---|---|---|
| Denture | KES 13,000 | Removable |
| Bridge | KES 25,000 per unit | Fixed |
| Implant | KES 140,000 (deposit from KES 40,000) | Fixed |
What does “permanent” tooth replacement mean?
Most people searching for a permanent option mean something fixed that does not come out at night. Bridges and implants are both fixed. With good hygiene and regular check-ups, an implant can last decades, though the crown on top may need replacing after 10 to 15 years of wear.
Which is the best value?
The lowest price today is not always the lowest cost over time. A denture is often the right answer when several teeth are missing. A bridge is quicker and cheaper than an implant, but it involves reshaping healthy neighbouring teeth. An implant costs most at the start and leaves those teeth alone.
Read the full comparison in our tooth replacement guide.
Can you pay over time?
Implants and other major treatments can be paid in instalments aligned with your visits. Major procedures may be partly covered by SHA or insurance when medically necessary.
Still not sure? Ask a dentist
Tell us what is going on and we will tell you plainly what it needs, what it costs and what your cover pays for.