The tax rate for dental implants varies from region to region and from specific policies. Generally speaking, the tax rate of dental implant surgery is usually between 5%- 10%.

In some areas, dental implants are regarded as a medical cosmetic surgery, so they may be taxed at a higher rate. In addition, if dental implant surgery is performed in a medical institution, additional taxes and fees may be required, because the medical institution may have to pay additional taxes and fees to support its operation.

In addition, if you use imported dental implant materials, you may have to pay additional customs duties and value-added tax. The specific amount of these taxes and fees depends on the type, quantity and value of imported materials.

In short, if you need dental implant surgery, it is recommended that you consult the local tax authorities or medical institutions before surgery to find out the amount of taxes and fees you need to pay and the relevant regulations. At the same time, you can also consider consulting a lawyer or tax expert to help you understand your rights and obligations.