The ultimate guide to Dental Implants in Madrid

Last fact-checked: 13 July 2021

Combine a holiday in Madrid with affordable dental implant treatment and save a fortune when you book via Dental Departures. 

Used to replace missing, damaged or decayed teeth with an adjoining crown or fixed bridge, dental implants are extremely versatile…although rather costly.

However, a trip to the Spanish capital can save you between 50% and 70% when compared to prices you would expect to pay back home. See how much you can save and discover our quality-checked implantology specialists in Madrid with this quick guide. 

About Dental Implants in Madrid

Dental implants act as artificial tooth roots onto which a crown or fixed bridge can be attached using a screw and abutment.

The titanium or zirconia post is first embedded into your jawbone at a predetermined position. The procedure can take anywhere between one and four hours (depending on how many implants are used and whether you need extractions at the same time); it is normally carried out under local anesthetic with the option of conscious sedation.

After the procedure is complete, a temporary crown or “healing denture” is normally placed, allowing the implant(s) to fuse with the bone over the following four to six months (a process called osseointegration ).

Once the implants are secure and gums have healed, patients are invited back to Madrid for their final restoration, where the permanent crown or bridge is custom-made and fitted.

To summarise, dental implants are commonly used for: 

• Replacing a single missing tooth with a crown following injury or decay

• Replacing multiple adjacent teeth with a bridge

• Replacing a whole arch of teeth for edentulous patients, often those seeking a permanent solution rather than dentures 

For more information about full arch dental implant restorations, check out the Dental Departures All-on-4® treatment concept Guide or our All-on-6 Guide.

How Long Will I Need to Stay in Madrid for Dental Implants?

In general, dental implant treatment requires two separate trips to Madrid (as explained above), each around four to six months apart.

For each trip, you will need to plan around three to five days in Spain, although your dentist in Madrid will be able to give you a better idea of how long the treatment will take upon booking. 

Some clinics may offer same-day implants, although these may not be suitable for everyone.

How Much Do Dental Implants Cost in Madrid? 

• On average, single dental implants cost approximately EUR €1,300 (GBP £1,100) in Madrid (price is inclusive of a crown).

• A full-arch restoration in Madrid (with four or six implants and a fixed bridge) costs between EUR €6,000–EUR €10,000 (per jaw).

Compared to the UK, patients can expect to save around two-thirds, with prices for a single implant costing around GBP £3,000 or more in London or Manchester. Likewise, prices for full-arch rehabilitation with a fixed prosthetic device can often exceed a whopping GBP £20,000 (per jaw).

Where Are the Best Dentists in Madrid?

Take a look at these top-rated dental implant clinics in Madrid with respective prices:

Please note that these are price estimates, calculated at the time of writing. Please consult your clinic of choice for current pricing.

Madrid Travel Information

Madrid, the capital of Spain smack in the middle of the country, is a hugely popular tourist destination—welcoming some 10 million international visitors a year.

Dubbed as one of the “more distinctive and authentic...modern capitals” in Europe by Travel + Leisure magazine, there’s no shortage of things to see and do in Madrid… even if you’re not into the museums and galleries.

If time permits, make sure you head into a local cafe for a bocadillo de calamares, Madrid’s famous fried squid sandwich, sip a cup of coffee at one of the many park-side cafes, check out a pop-up market, bar hop at night, shop til you drop in Gran Via or even try to grab a ticket to see Real Madrid play at the mighty Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.

How Do I Get to Madrid?

The fastest, best way to get to Madrid is by air, with flights available from around the UK, Europe and major international cities. The travel time from London is just under 2.5 hours.

From the airport, the city center can be reached via bus, taxi, train or metro; the latter option is the quickest and most cost-effective way in.

How Much Do Flights to Madrid Cost?

At the time of writing, return flights from London to Madrid can be found for under EUR 50 (GBP 45) with certain budget carriers.

These price estimates were obtained from Skyscanner at the time of writing and a subject to change.

Note: Some of our partner clinics also offer free or discounted shuttle services to and from Madrid International Airport, especially for those undergoing major treatments like full-arch restorations with multiple dental implants. Feel free to ask one of our representatives for more details.

Where to Stay in Madrid?

You will discover a huge choice of places to stay dotted across Madrid. Most options (two-, three- and four-star hotels) currently available on Booking.com fall into the EUR 50–100 price range.

As you will be needing to visit your dentist in Madrid several times per trip, it’s advised to book your stay close to your chosen clinic; our Customer Care Team can help point you to some recommended hotels, as well as let you know of any free or discounted accommodation packages available when booking with us.

What Else Is There to Do in Madrid?

Chosen by TimeOut Madrid, here are the most popular tourist attractions to check out in the city:

• Palacio Real (royal palace)

• Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (national art museum)

• Plaza Mayor (the city’s central square)

• Museo del Prado (history museum)

• El Retiro park

• Gran Vía (shopping district)

• El Rastro Market

• Templo de Debod

• Puerta de Alcalá (monument) 

How Do I Book Dental Implants in Madrid?

Maximise your savings on dental implants in Madrid, taking advantage of the best price onlinewhen booking through Dental Departures. 

Connect with our Customer Care Team any time of day or night; feel free to ask for your personalized quote at any of our clinics in Madrid, with no upfront charges when you book.

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