Thinking About Dental Implants – but Unsure
Where to Start?
Whether you’re tired of uncomfortable dentures, dealing with loose teeth, or simply want to eat and smile with confidence again — it’s normal to have questions about your options, comfort, and cost.
This page is designed to give you clear, honest information and a realistic cost range, before you decide on a consultation.
- No obligation
- No diagnosis online
- Complimentary consultation
Why so many people feel overwhelmed by Dental implant decisions
- Frustrated with dentures that slip or feel uncomfortable
- Worried about costs and unexpected expenses
- Unsure if implants are possible at your age or with bone loss
- Feeling overwhelmed by conflicting information
What dental implants actually are
A dental implant is a small titanium post placed into the jawbone that acts like an artificial tooth root. Once healed, it supports a crown or fixed teeth designed to look and function like natural teeth.
- Replace one missing tooth
- Support multiple teeth
- Secure a full arch of fixed, non-removable teeth
(often called All-on-4 or All-on-6)
Who is typically a good candidate for dental implants?
While candidacy can only be confirmed after an exam and 3D imaging, many of our implant patients:
- Are tired of uncomfortable or loose dentures
- Have one or more missing teeth
- Have teeth that are failing or need extraction
- Want to eat comfortably and smile with confidence
Dental implant options available
Single-Tooth Implants
For one missing or damaged tooth
- Preserves neighboring healthy teeth
- Restores full chewing ability
- Helps maintain jawbone health
Multiple Implants
For one missing or damaged tooth
When you’re missing multiple teeth, implants can support individual crowns or small bridges — eliminating the need for removable partial dentures.
- Individual crowns for each tooth
- Small bridges for adjacent gaps
- No more removable partial dentures
Full-Arch / All-on-4 Implants
- No more denture adhesives
- Eat steak, apples, and corn on the cob
- Fixed teeth that stay in your mouth
How the implant process generally works
1
Consultation & 3D Imaging
2
Implant Placement
3
Healing Phase
4
Final Teeth Placement
Why dental implant costs vary
- Number of implants required
- Single tooth vs full arch
- Bone health
- Type of final restoration
A clearer way to understand implant costs
Instead of guessing, the implant cost estimator:
- Shows a realistic price range
- Is based on common clinical scenarios
- Requires no commitment of fixed, non-removable teeth
Your care, led by experience
Dr. Edmond Sze, DDS
Dr. Sze has extensive experience helping patients restore their smiles using dental implants and full-arch solutions. His approach focuses on:
- Careful planning with 3D imaging
- Clear explanations without pressure
- Long-term function and comfort
Why patients choose our clinic for Dental implants
Open Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 9 AM – 5 PM
Extended hours Tue & Thu until 6 PM
Closed Wed, Sat & Sun
Thoughtful Planning
Clear Communication
Patient-First Approach
Long-Term Focus
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I too old for dental implants?
Are dental implants painful?
What if I've been told I have bone loss?
How long does the implant process take?
Will implants feel like my natural teeth?
How long do dental implants last?
Is this estimate a final price?
What happens after I get my estimate?
Serving Ottawa & Surrounding Areas
Serving Barrhaven & Nepean Patients
Patients from Barrhaven and Nepean often visit us seeking clearer answers about dental implants and full-arch solutions.
We regularly help patients from these communities explore implant options with clear explanations and no pressure.
Take the next step — when you're ready
- No obligation
- Honest pricing
- Patient-first approach
Dental Implants
Dental implants: $3,000–$5,000 per tooth. Implant consultation $100 (+ $86 panoramic X-ray).
We follow the Ontario Dental Association fee guide. Financing is available on any treatment through Dentalcard.