Dental Implant Dentist Serving Augusta, GA

At a Glance

Service: Dental implants, implant dentures, and full-arch restoration
Serving: Augusta patients, from the practice’s office in nearby Evans
Office hours: Monday–Thursday, 7:00 am–3:30 pm
Key differentiator: An in-house dental plan for the uninsured plus financing, with costs explained up front

Cost is usually the real reason people delay implants, and the uncertainty makes it worse. You hear a wide range of numbers and have no idea which applies to you. The office is in Evans, a short parkway drive from Augusta, and the approach to cost is the same one that brings city patients out here: clear figures before you decide, and more than one way to pay.

First, a note on location, because it affects your planning. The practice is at 4214 Washington Rd in Evans, not inside Augusta. Riverwatch Parkway runs almost directly from the city to the office, so for many Augustans it is a quicker trip than fighting crosstown traffic to a closer chair.

What Drives the Cost of an Implant

An implant price is not one flat number, because a case is made of parts. There is the implant post, the abutment that connects it, and the crown on top. Some cases add a bone graft or an extraction first. A single-tooth implant costs less than an implant-supported bridge, which costs less than a full-arch restoration. The honest way to get your number is a consultation with a 3D scan, which shows exactly what your case needs.

Ways to Pay

Two paths make implants reachable for Augusta patients. If you carry dental insurance, the office is in-network with many traditional plans, though implant coverage varies by plan, so the front desk checks your benefits before you commit. If you have no insurance, the in-house dental plan and financing options help spread the cost. The team reviews the numbers with you before treatment starts, so you are never surprised by the bill.

Why Implants Are Worth Comparing on Value, Beyond Price

A denture or bridge can cost less up front. Implants tend to last longer, do not rely on altering neighboring teeth, and slow the jawbone loss that follows a missing tooth. Looked at over many years, the value picture changes. Dr. Perpall lays the options side by side so you weigh the up-front cost against how long each solution lasts and what it protects.

Who This Fits

This page fits Augusta patients comparing implant quotes, those without insurance who assumed implants were out of reach, and denture wearers weighing an upgrade. If your only goal is the cheapest possible short-term patch, implants may not be your answer, and the team will tell you plainly.

Getting Here From Augusta

Riverwatch Parkway runs almost directly from Augusta to the office’s stretch of Washington Road, roughly ten to twelve miles and about sixteen minutes. Because the parkway is close to a straight shot, many Augusta patients find it faster than a crosstown appointment. The office is at 4214 Washington Rd, near Mullins Crossing in Evans.

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Meet Your Implant Dentist

dr david perpall dentist evans augusta ga

Augusta patients see a dentist who trained at the Dental College of Georgia in town and who explains the cost and the options before any work begins.

Dr. David Perpall earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine from the Dental College of Georgia in Augusta. He then completed an extra year of advanced training, an AEGD certificate, at the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center. That year focused on the kind of complex work implant care demands: dental implant placement, surgical extractions, root canal therapy, periodontal surgery, and medically complex patients. Because of that training, he both places and restores implants in the Evans office rather than sending you to an outside surgeon and back.

He grew up in metro Atlanta and spent years in dental equipment sales before returning to school for his own degree, so he came to implant dentistry knowing the tools as well as the technique. His wife Mary Beth is an Evans native, and the family lives in the community. Outside the practice he has volunteered with Georgia Mission of Mercy, Hope Dental Clinic, and Dentistry from the Heart, and joined dental mission trips to Trinidad and Peru.

Augusta Dental Implant FAQ

How much do dental implants cost?

A: The cost depends on your specific case: a single implant, an implant bridge, and a full-arch restoration are priced differently, and some cases add a graft or extraction. The office gives you a real figure after a consultation and 3D scan rather than a guess. Call (706) 395-0004 to arrange one.

Does dental insurance cover implants?

A: Coverage varies widely by plan. Some traditional plans cover part of the restoration, others little of it. The office is in-network with many plans and the front desk checks your specific benefits before you commit, so you know your share in advance.

What if I do not have dental insurance?

A: The practice offers an in-house dental plan and financing options that help spread the cost of implant treatment. Ask the front desk for current details so you can plan your budget.

Is it cheaper to get a bridge or denture instead?

A: Those often cost less up front. Over the long run, implants can offer better value because they last longer, do not require altering nearby teeth, and slow jawbone loss. Dr. Perpall compares the options on cost and longevity so you decide with the full picture.

Is the office actually in Augusta?

A: No. The practice is in Evans at 4214 Washington Rd, a short Riverwatch Parkway drive from Augusta, about sixteen minutes. Many Augusta patients find the parkway run faster than a crosstown trip.

Can I get a cost estimate before agreeing to anything?

A: Yes. The team reviews the cost of your recommended treatment before work begins, whether you use insurance, the in-house plan, or financing, so there are no surprises.

Riverwatch Dental: David Perpall, DMD
4214 Washington Rd, Evans, GA 30809
(706) 395-0004
https://dentistevansga.com/areas-we-serve/dental-implant-dentist-in-augusta-ga/