Laporan Biaya Implan Gigi China 2026: Harga Berdasarkan Sistem dari $799
In China, single-tooth implant packages booked through SinoCareLink start at US$799: a DENTIUM implant with an Aidite (爱尔创) zirconia crown, the lowest single-tooth package price we publish, not a national average. In our main programme, Straumann packages start at US$1,699 (Straumann ITI with an Aidite crown).
Prices checked on 10 November 2026 against the package pages on this site. The table below covers our main single-tooth programme at Taikang Bybo partner clinics, where the city is confirmed with you before you book; it is not a survey of all clinics in China. Our Beijing 4-month programme is priced separately on its own package pages (from US$899).
Published single-tooth package prices
| Single-tooth package | Published package price (USD) |
|---|---|
| DENTIUM implant + Aidite (爱尔创) zirconia crown | US$799 |
| Straumann ITI + Aidite (爱尔创) zirconia crown | US$1,699 |
| Straumann ITI + Wieland (威兰德) German zirconia crown | US$1,999 |
| Straumann Roxolid + Aidite (爱尔创) zirconia crown | US$1,999 |
| Straumann Roxolid + Wieland (威兰德) German zirconia crown | US$2,299 |
| Straumann BLX + Wieland (威兰德) German zirconia crown | US$3,599 |
The published single-tooth packages include the implant, abutment, crown, CBCT imaging and surgical placement. Extractions, bone grafting, gum treatment, temporary crowns and an on-site companion are not included. Pre-surgical blood tests are not included either: the Beijing 4-month packages quote them separately, and the other packages ask you to bring recent results from home. Flights and accommodation are separate. Check the selected package and individual written treatment plan before booking.
To compare available packages, start with dental implants in China: packages and booking. For system questions to take to your dentist, see implant systems and crown options.
Full-arch options: All-on-4 and All-on-6
We do not publish a full-arch price, because there is no fixed full-arch package to buy on this site. Full-arch cases are quoted individually after a CBCT assessment — ask for a written, itemised quote before you book anything. See the All-on-4 China guide for candidacy and the treatment sequence.
Compare like-for-like written quotes
Record the implant system, abutment, crown, imaging, surgical fees, additional treatment and proposed visits on separate lines. Mark an item “not specified” if the quote does not say whether it is included. Add flights, accommodation and any on-site companion separately. A difference between headline prices is not evidence that the full treatment and travel totals are comparable.
Use the dental travel budget checklist for trip costs. For choosing a destination, use the country comparison checklist.
Timeline: about four months and two trips
An implant here normally runs over about four months and two trips to China — placement and healing on the first visit, the final crown on the second. Our store listings for these packages are titled “4-Month Program”. The prices above cover the treatment on both visits; flights and accommodation for each trip are not included, so count two return flights when you compare against a quote at home. We plan each trip as its own short stay, and we confirm your dates with the clinic before you book.
What's included — and what isn't
The published single-tooth packages include the implant, abutment, crown, CBCT imaging and surgical placement. Extractions, bone grafting, gum treatment, temporary crowns and an on-site companion are not included. Pre-surgical blood tests are not included either: the Beijing 4-month packages quote them separately, and the other packages ask you to bring recent results from home. Flights and accommodation are separate. Check the selected package and individual written treatment plan before booking.
The safety and scale behind the price
A lower price is only meaningful if the care is safe. Three things provide that context:
- Scale. The Taikang Bybo network reports having performed more than 86,000 implant cases across more than two million patient visits a year, with 146 dentists licensed to practise in China (figures reported by Taikang Bybo; we have not audited them). Large, standardised networks are structurally better placed to apply consistent surgical and follow-up protocols — the factors that most affect implant outcomes.
- What the evidence says about implant success. Published studies of dental implants generally report high long-term survival, but the range depends on the population, how long patients were followed and how failure is counted — the study quoted in Taikang's white paper reports early failure of 0.76–7.47% and late failure of 2.1–11.3%. How long an implant lasts also depends on the surgical protocol, your bone and gum health, smoking, and how the implant is maintained afterwards. Ask the treating doctor what the evidence means for your own case. (None of this is a claim about this network's own 86,000 cases, which are a reported case count, not an independent outcomes study.)
- Insurance backing. Implants booked through the network come with Taikang's dental protection policy, underwritten by Taikang Online. It pays cash compensation only, in the circumstances set out in the policy, and it does not pay for travel. If an implant fails after you are home, your local dentist assesses it first; any re-treatment in China means another trip, which you pay for. We can arrange translation of your local dentist's records, or a remote consultation with the treating doctor, on request and quoted before we start. Ask us for the full policy terms, exclusions and claim window before you book.
Consistency through digital workflows
The network uses digital planning (CBCT, 3D planning, surgical guides) and an AI-assisted records system which Taikang reports raised the pass rate of its internal clinical-record audit from under 40% to over 95% (self-reported in the Taikang white paper; not independently audited). That figure measures how completely each case is documented against protocol, not diagnostic accuracy. For international patients, standardised digital records mean a portable clinical record that can be shared with a home-country dentist.
Have a quote from home? Send us your local quote or your OPG/X-ray and we will reply with an itemised comparison — same implant systems, line by line. We answer enquiries on Beijing business days.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a single dental implant cost in China?
From US$799 for a Korean DENTIUM implant with an Aidite crown — that covers the implant, the abutment, the crown, CBCT imaging and the clinical and surgical fees. Swiss Straumann systems run from US$1,699 (ITI) to US$3,599 (BLX) depending on platform and crown material. Bone grafting, extractions and treatment of existing gum disease are quoted separately.
Why are dental implants so much cheaper in China than in the US or UK?
China's centralised volume-based procurement cut the listed prices of implant systems from 2023, and clinic overheads are lower than in Western private practice. The implant systems are the same Straumann or DENTIUM platforms used elsewhere, and every implant comes with the manufacturer's batch and serial documentation, which you keep.
What does the price include — and what does it not?
The published single-tooth packages include the implant, abutment, crown, CBCT imaging and surgical placement. Extractions, bone grafting, gum treatment, temporary crowns and an on-site companion are not included. Pre-surgical blood tests are not included either: the Beijing 4-month packages quote them separately, and the other packages ask you to bring recent results from home. Flights and accommodation are separate. Check the selected package and individual written treatment plan before booking.
Are the implants genuine?
We ask the treating clinic for the batch and serial documentation of every implant it places and pass it to you, so you can see exactly which system was used. We are not a Straumann or DENTIUM distributor and we do not operate the manufacturers' verification services.
Is there any protection if an implant fails?
Implants booked through the Taikang Bybo network come with Taikang's dental protection policy, underwritten by Taikang Online. It pays cash compensation only, in the circumstances set out in the policy, and it does not pay for travel. If an implant fails after you are home, your local dentist assesses it first; any re-treatment in China means another trip, which you pay for. Ask us for the full policy terms, exclusions and claim window before you book.
Sources
- Pricing: Taikang Bybo network rate schedule (2026), by implant system.
- Network scale (86,000+ implant cases; 2M+ annual visits; 146 licensed dentists) and the AI record quality-control figure (<40% → >95%): Taikang "Peace-of-Mind Dental Implant" White Paper (self-reported; we have not audited it).
- Implant survival (95–99% at 5–10 years; early failure 0.76–7.47%; late failure 2.1–11.3%): comparative study of early- and late-stage dental implant failure risk factors, 2021 (Vol. 26, No. 3), as cited in the Taikang White Paper.
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