Dental Implants in Brampton and Ancaster
A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. At Parkview Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, our oral surgeons place implants and perform any bone grafting needed in our Brampton and Ancaster offices. Your own dentist then attaches the crown, bridge or denture.
What Is a Dental Implant?
Once placed, the jawbone bonds with the titanium implant, creating a strong, stable foundation for replacement teeth that look, feel and function like natural teeth. Implants also help preserve your jawbone, which naturally shrinks after a tooth is lost.
Why Choose Dental Implants?
- They look, feel and work like natural teeth, so you can eat almost anything.
- Unlike a bridge, neighbouring healthy teeth don’t need to be filed down.
- Unlike removable dentures, there’s no slipping and nothing to take out at night.
- They help preserve your jawbone and facial structure.
- With good care, implants can last many years.
Implant Options
- Single tooth: one implant supports one crown.
- Several teeth: two or three implants can support a fixed bridge.
- All teeth in one jaw: several implants can support a fixed bridge, or a removable overdenture that clips onto attachments for stability.
A Team Approach
Implant treatment is a partnership between our surgeons and your dentist.
Our surgeons
Remove any teeth that need to come out, perform bone grafting if needed, place the implant, and uncover it once it has healed.
Your dentist
Makes any temporary teeth you need during healing, and your final crown, bridge or denture.
The Implant Process
- Consultation: we examine your mouth, review your medical and dental history and your x-rays, and check whether you have enough bone. A CBCT 3D scan may be needed. CBCT scans are taken at our Ancaster office; Brampton patients are referred to Canaray Imaging.
- Preparation, if needed: extraction of the tooth and/or a bone graft to rebuild the area.
- Implant placement: the implant is placed in the jawbone and covered by the gum while it heals.
- Healing: over the next 3–4 months, the implant bonds with your jawbone.
- Uncovering: once healed, we uncover the implant to prepare it for your new tooth.
- Your new tooth: you return to your dentist, who makes and attaches your final crown, bridge or denture.
If you need a bone graft before your implant, your treatment will take longer. Your surgeon will give you a timeline at your consultation.
Dental Implants Presentation
To provide you with a better understanding of dental implants, we have provided the following multimedia presentation. Many common questions pertaining to dental implants are discussed.
Are You a Candidate?
Most adults who are missing one or more teeth can have implants. You’ll need enough healthy jawbone to support the implant. If you don’t have enough, a bone graft can often rebuild the area first. Please tell us about any medical conditions and medications, including blood thinners and medications that affect bone, as these can affect your treatment plan.
Anaesthesia Options
Most implant procedures are performed in our offices under local anaesthesia or IV sedation. During your consultation, you can discuss your options with your surgeon. Surgery takes place in our fully equipped surgical suites with modern monitoring equipment.
How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Implant consultation | $195 |
| Panorex x-ray, if needed | $115 |
| CBCT 3D scan, if needed (Ancaster office) | $295–$450 |
| Implant surgery and materials | Starting at $2,700 |
Fees as of October 2026. The implant surgery fee does not include sedation, tooth extraction, bone grafting or other additional procedures.
If your dentist has taken a panorex x-ray within the last year, we can usually use it, as long as there haven’t been significant changes.
What can affect your total cost
- Whether you have enough bone, or need a bone graft
- Whether a tooth needs to be extracted first
- Additional CBCT imaging
- Digital impressions to make a surgical guide
- Your choice of sedation
Your crown, bridge or denture is made by your own dentist, and those fees are separate from ours.
Your surgeon will give you a personalized estimate at your consultation. Our staff prepare your insurance claim forms, and we can prepare a predetermination so your insurer can estimate your coverage. See Office Fees.
Caring for Your Implants
Look after your implants like natural teeth: brush and floss daily, and keep up with regular dental visits. With good care, implants can serve you well for many years. See our After Dental Implant Surgery instructions for recovery tips.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a dental implant cost?
At our office, implant surgery and materials start at $2,700, not including sedation, extraction, bone grafting or other additional procedures. Your crown is made by your dentist and billed separately. An implant consultation is $195.
How long does the implant process take?
After your implant is placed, it needs 3–4 months to heal. We then uncover it, and you return to your dentist for your crown. If you need a bone graft first, treatment will take longer.
Does getting an implant hurt?
The area is fully numbed during surgery, and IV sedation is available. Most patients find the discomfort afterward is manageable and improves over a few days.
Who makes my new tooth?
Our surgeons place and uncover the implant. Your own dentist makes and attaches the crown, bridge or denture.
What if I don’t have enough bone?
A bone graft can often rebuild the area so an implant can be placed. Your surgeon will assess this at your consultation, sometimes with a CBCT 3D scan.
Do I need a referral?
Yes. Please bring a referral from your dentist or physician to your consultation.
Book an Implant Consultation
Ask your dentist for a referral, then call the office nearest you.
Brampton
7920 Hurontario Street, Unit 38
(905) 456-7770
Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Ancaster
26 Legend Court, Unit 1
(289) 239-7373
Mon–Fri, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.