Implant Dentistry
Dental Implants in Ottawa
Dental implants in Ottawa can replace a missing tooth with an implant placed in the jaw and a crown attached above it. At Sunset Dental Centre, we plan implant treatment based on your overall oral health and the findings from your assessment.
$3,300— Dental implant, abutment, and crown
Consultation and 3D CBCT imaging are not included. Additional procedures are charged separately if required.
- Treatment type
- Single-tooth implant and crown
- Appointment pathway
- Examination, imaging, and a personalized plan
- Published fee
- $3,300 — Dental implant, abutment, and crown
- Assessment
- Consultation required
Overview
What a dental implant is
A dental implant is a small post placed in the jaw to stand in for a tooth root. After it is stable, a crown is attached so the missing tooth can be replaced without linking neighbouring teeth together the way a traditional bridge often does.
Sunset Dental Centre is located in Greely, Ottawa, at 6045 Bank Street, Unit 203. If you're considering a dental implant to replace a missing tooth, our team can help you understand the assessment process, treatment options, and published fees before you decide on your next step.
This page is about replacing an individual tooth. If several teeth in a row are missing, an implant bridge may be discussed. If most or all teeth in an arch need replacement, start with Full Mouth Dental Implants for the broader planning process; Permanent Teeth, All-on-4, and Implant Dentures describe more specific restoration options or approaches.
The $3,300 fee includes the dental implant, abutment, and crown. Consultation and 3D CBCT imaging are not included. Tooth extraction, bone grafting, and sinus lift procedures are additional if required. Final treatment needs and costs are confirmed after an assessment.
If you are comparing single-tooth replacement with full-arch options or want to read about long-term maintenance, see our full-mouth dental implant cost guide and full-arch implant care guide.
Who it may be for
A cautious starting point
A single-tooth implant may be suitable when one tooth is missing or cannot be kept, and the neighbouring teeth and gums are otherwise in a condition that can support implant treatment. Only an examination can confirm that.
Often considered when a tooth has been lost to decay, fracture, or gum disease and you want to replace that space on its own.
May be discussed when a patient prefers not to prepare neighbouring teeth for a bridge.
Bone support, gum health, bite, and medical history all influence whether an implant is recommended now, later, or not at all.
How treatment is planned
The usual pathway
Healing time and the number of visits vary based on the treatment site and your individual plan. Your dentist will explain the expected steps and timing after your assessment.
The dentist examines the missing-tooth space, neighbouring teeth, gums, and your bite, and reviews your health history.
Imaging helps the dentist assess bone support and plan implant position. If the space is not ready, other care may be recommended first.
The implant is placed according to the agreed plan. The crown is attached when the dentist determines the site is ready. If a temporary tooth is appropriate, your dentist will explain how it fits into your treatment plan. Our same-day dental implants guide explains what the term may mean before any timing is determined.
Reviews check healing and how the crown meets the neighbouring teeth. Daily cleaning around the implant is part of keeping it healthy.
How it works
What a single-tooth dental implant and crown includes
When you replace a missing tooth with a dental implant in Ottawa, the complete restoration is made up of three coordinated components that work together to restore both the root area and the visible tooth.
The dental implant post
A small post placed into the jawbone in the missing-tooth space to act in place of the natural tooth root and provide a stable foundation once healed.
The abutment connector
The precision connector component that attaches to the dental implant post at the gumline and holds the replacement tooth securely in position.
The custom dental crown
The visible replacement tooth shaped and shaded to fit your bite and sit naturally alongside the neighbouring teeth without linking them together.
Transparent pricing
Understanding dental implant cost in Ottawa
Comparing dental implant prices in Ottawa is much easier when you can see which clinical components belong to the $3,300 implant fee and which diagnostic or preparatory steps are billed separately.
Included in the $3,300 fee
At Sunset Dental Centre in Ottawa, the $3,300 fee includes the dental implant, abutment, and crown for one missing tooth.
Diagnostic consultation and 3D CBCT imaging
Before an implant can be recommended or placed, the dentist examines your mouth and reviews 3D dental imaging to evaluate bone height, width, and nearby anatomical structures. Consultation and 3D CBCT imaging are not included in the $3,300 fee.
Tooth extraction, bone grafting, or sinus lift when required
Some patients already have a healed gap with enough bone, while others may need a damaged tooth removed, bone grafting, or a sinus lift to prepare the site. Tooth extraction, bone grafting, and sinus lift procedures are additional if required and will be discussed with you before treatment.
Compare options
Comparing a single dental implant with other tooth replacement options
Depending on how many teeth are missing and the condition of the teeth beside the space, your dentist may discuss several replacement pathways during your assessment.
Single-tooth dental implant and crown
Replaces one missing tooth independently in the jawbone without reshaping the adjacent natural teeth, and is brushed and flossed around like an individual tooth.
Conventional tooth-supported bridge
Spans a missing-tooth space by crowning the natural teeth on either side of the gap. Read our dental bridge vs implant comparison to see how the two approaches differ.
Multi-tooth or full-arch implant options
When several adjacent teeth are missing, an implant bridge may carry multiple replacement teeth on implants. When most or all teeth in a jaw need replacing, full-mouth dental implant planning, Permanent Teeth, or implant dentures are discussed instead.
Local care in Greely, Ottawa
Single-tooth dental implant care at Sunset Dental Centre
Sunset Dental Centre is located at 6045 Bank Street, Unit 203 in Greely, within the City of Ottawa, welcoming patients from Greely, Ottawa South, Findlay Creek, Riverside South, Manotick, Metcalfe, and Osgoode. As a general dentist, Dr. Robert Liu provides both the surgical implant placement and the crown restoration in one clinic, supported by our on-site dental laboratory.
Dental Implant Cost in Ottawa
At Sunset Dental Centre in Ottawa, the $3,300 fee includes the dental implant, abutment, and crown.
Consultation and 3D CBCT imaging are not included. Tooth extraction, bone grafting, and sinus lift procedures are additional if required. Final treatment needs and costs are confirmed after an assessment.
Sunset Dental Centre accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) and bills insurance directly. What is covered depends on your plan. Financing is available through Beautifi, a third-party financing company. See financing options
Dental Implants
- Dental implant, abutment, and crown
- $3,300
- Permanent TeethFixed full-arch implant options planned around comfort, function, and long-term care.
- All-on-4 ImplantsA full-arch treatment approach using strategically planned implants to support fixed replacement teeth.
- Implant DenturesDentures supported by implants for improved stability and function.
- Implant BridgesImplant-supported bridges can replace multiple missing teeth with a stable restoration.
- Full Mouth ImplantsComprehensive implant treatment planning for patients replacing many or all teeth.
How much does a dental implant cost in Ottawa?
At Sunset Dental Centre, the fee for a single dental implant is $3,300. This includes the dental implant, abutment, and crown. Consultation and 3D CBCT imaging are not included. Tooth extraction, bone grafting, and sinus lift procedures are additional if required. Final treatment needs and costs are confirmed after an assessment.
What does the $3,300 single dental implant fee include?
The $3,300 fee includes the dental implant, abutment, and crown. Consultation and 3D CBCT imaging are not included. Tooth extraction, bone grafting, and sinus lift procedures are additional if required. Final treatment needs and costs are confirmed after an assessment.
Is the $3,300 dental implant fee for one tooth?
Yes. The $3,300 fee is for one tooth and includes the dental implant, abutment, and crown. Consultation and 3D CBCT imaging are not included. Additional procedures are charged separately if required.
Is an implant better than a bridge?
Neither option is automatically better. A dental implant replaces a missing tooth without using neighbouring teeth for support, while a bridge is supported by neighbouring teeth. The option that may suit you depends on the condition of those teeth, your bite, bone support, oral health, and treatment goals.
Can more than one implant be placed?
Yes. Multiple implants may be used when several teeth are missing. If most or all teeth in an arch need replacement, your dentist may discuss an implant bridge, implant dentures, or another full-arch treatment option.
Does everyone heal the same way?
No. Healing time varies based on the treatment site, your oral and overall health, and whether additional procedures are required. Your dentist will discuss what to expect after your assessment.
How do I look after an implant?
Clean around the crown as advised, and keep regular dental visits. An implant still needs gum and bone health around it; it is not maintenance-free.
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