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, single-tooth dental implant treatment is planned around the missing-tooth space, your oral health, and the findings from your assessment.
Starting from$3,300all-in
Treatment type
Single-tooth implant and crownAppointment pathway
Examination, imaging, and a personalised planPublished fee
$3,300 all-inAssessment
Consultation requiredOverview
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.
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 published all-in fee covers implant surgery, abutment, and crown. Whether extra care is needed is confirmed at the consultation. It is a starting point, not a guaranteed quote.
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.
- 01Often considered when a tooth has been lost to decay, fracture, or gum disease and you want to replace that space on its own.
- 02May be discussed when a patient prefers not to prepare neighbouring teeth for a bridge.
- 03Bone 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. The clinic does not publish a standard surgical protocol or a promised timeline on this page.- 01
Assessment
The dentist examines the missing-tooth space, neighbouring teeth, gums, and your bite, and reviews your health history.
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Imaging / planning
Imaging helps the dentist assess bone support and plan implant position. If the space is not ready, other care may be recommended first.
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Treatment
The implant is placed according to the agreed plan. The crown is attached when the dentist determines the site is ready. Temporary options, when used, are part of that plan rather than a separate promise. The same-day dental implants guide explains what that phrase usually means before any timing is assumed.
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Follow-up
Reviews check healing and how the crown meets the neighbouring teeth. Daily cleaning around the implant is part of keeping it healthy.
Dental Implant Cost in Ottawa
At Sunset Dental Centre in Ottawa, the published starting fee for the single-tooth implant surgery, abutment, and crown described on this page is $3,300 all-in. A consultation is required to confirm suitability, whether other care is needed, and the final treatment cost.
Fees may vary depending on individual treatment needs. A consultation is required to confirm suitability and final treatment cost.Dental Implants
Questions
Before you book
How much does a dental implant cost in Ottawa?
At Sunset Dental Centre, the published starting fee for a single dental implant is $3,300 all-in. This includes the implant surgery, abutment, and crown. If an extraction or bone graft is required, those procedures are charged separately. 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 implant surgery, abutment, and crown. If an extraction or bone graft is required, those procedures are charged separately. Final treatment needs and costs are confirmed after an assessment.
Is the $3,300 dental implant fee for one tooth?
The published $3,300 fee refers to the single dental implant and crown described on this page. Individual treatment requirements and the final fee are confirmed after assessment.
Is an implant better than a bridge?
They solve the same problem in different ways. An implant replaces the missing tooth without relying on neighbouring teeth as supports. A bridge uses neighbouring teeth. The bridge-versus-implant guide compares the two approaches in more detail. Which option may suit you depends on those teeth, the bite, and your health — not on a ranking from this page.
Can more than one implant be placed?
Yes, when several individual spaces need replacement. If you are missing a full arch, a different restoration is usually planned. This page is written for the single-tooth pathway.
Does everyone heal the same way?
No. Healing depends on the site, your health, and the plan. This page does not publish recovery times or success rates.
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.
Ready to talk about your smile?
Tell us what you’re considering. The clinic team will follow up to discuss your appointment request and next steps.