Dental Implants in Edmonton
A permanent replacement for a missing tooth
A titanium post that fuses with your jaw bone and supports a custom crown on top. It’s the closest thing to your natural tooth that dentistry offers, and among tooth replacement options, it’s the one built to last rather than to hold the gap for now.
Are you a candidate for a dental implant?
If you’re missing a single tooth or several, dental implants in Edmonton are worth considering seriously, not because they’re the only option, but because they’re the one that behaves like a real tooth: you bite, chew, and forget about it the way you would with your own.
Implants work best for people who are missing one or more teeth, have healthy gums, and enough bone structure to support the post. A single tooth implant is often the most straightforward case; more extensive tooth loss just means more planning up front, not a more complicated experience for you.
If bone density is a concern, a bone graft ahead of time can often solve that. Read more about bone grafts and walk through what that step looks like on its own here.
The stages of a dental implant
Implants happen over several months, in stages, and the exact timeline depends on your case. Each stage has a purpose, and we won’t rush one to hit an arbitrary deadline. We’ll map out what that looks like for you specifically, not a generic timeline copied from someone else’s case.
Consultation
We start with a consultation to confirm you’re a good candidate.
Implant placement
We place the implant.
Healing time
We allow time for it to heal and bond with the bone.
Your custom crown
Then we attach your custom crown.
We'll talk through the cost so you know the real numbers before committing
Dental implant cost in Edmonton varies based on your case, how many teeth are involved, whether a bone graft is needed, and what your plan covers, and we won’t pretend otherwise or quote you a number that isn’t actually yours. What we will do is talk it through with you in a no-pressure consultation, with a real number, before you commit to anything.
If you also need a bone graft
Some patients need a bone graft before an implant can be placed. If that’s you, we’ll explain why and walk you through that step too, so it feels like part of one plan rather than a surprise add-on partway through.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implants
Anyone missing one or more teeth, with healthy gums and enough bone structure to support the post. If bone density is a concern, a bone graft beforehand can often address that.
Several months, completed in stages: consultation, placement, healing time, then your custom crown. Your timeline depends on your specific case.
Cost depends on your case. We’ll confirm a real number for you in a no-pressure consultation before you decide anything.
The process is the same in principle. Replacing one tooth is often the most straightforward case; more teeth means more planning, not more complications for you.
Ready to find out if you're a candidate for a dental implant in Edmonton?
An implant is a bigger decision than most of what we do here, so it gets a real conversation, not a rushed pitch. We’re open seven days a week, with evening appointments Monday to Friday, so getting started doesn’t mean rearranging your whole week.