Dental Bridges

Roll back the years and fill the gap in your teeth with dental bridges!

Missing one or more teeth? Consider dental bridges. They restoratively replace missing teeth and restore form to your smile by replacing the gap left behind with a prosthetic that is custom-made for you in order to meet the purpose of restoring natural bite, as well as providing comfort. 

What are the advantages of dental implants?

Dental Implants are a popular choice for replacing missing teeth, mainly because of a few advantages they have, including:


  • Dental implants look and feel like your own teeth. And because they are designed to fuse with bone, they become permanent.
  • Dental implants allow you to speak without worry that teeth might slip.
  • Dental implants function like your own teeth, allowing you to eat your favorite foods with confidence and without pain.
  • Dental implants can give you back your smile and help you feel better about yourself.
  • Because nearby teeth are not altered to support the implant, more of your own teeth are left intact, improving long-term oral health. Individual implants also allow easier access between teeth, improving oral hygiene.
  • Implants are very durable and will last many years. With good care, many implants last a lifetime.

Get your implants in 5 steps

Every patient is unique and so is our solution but our dental implant services can be generally broken down to 5 steps. If you have any questions regarding these steps and dental implants in general, don't hesitate to give our team a call. We're always here to help you find the best solution!


  • Step 1: Initial Implant Consultation

    One of the most important parts of dental implantation is your initial consultation. Our team will capture X-rays and conduct a visual examination to determine how we should plan your treatment. This appointment will determine how many implants you'll need, what type of restoration will be needed and how much it'll cost. We want to make sure that you have all the information necessary before making a decision on moving forward with treatment.

  • Step 2: Completing a CBCT Scan & Impressions

    The success of dental implant treatment depends on a number of factors, including proper implant placement and bone mass. A CBCT scan provides accurate, 3D images, which helps our team plan the surgery with all the information needed - reducing any possible surprise complications during the surgical visit. The dental impressions enable our team to develop a surgcal guide which will ensure perfect placement of implant, further reducing risks of complications. 

  • Step 3: Dental Implant Surgery

    In this step, the implant screw (a part of the implant made of titanium) is surgically placed in the bone. Titanium is accepted by the body extremely well and fuses with the bone (called osseointegration) during the healing process.

  • Step 4: Abutment Placement

    One of the best qualities about dental implants is that they fuse with your jawbone naturally through a process called osseointegration. Unlike traditional restorations, which can slip and shift within the mouth and still lead to jawbone deterioration, dental implants don't have this problem. Once you've healed from treatment and this process is complete, our team will attach small metal connector pieces called abutments onto your implants which is the base for a crown, bridge, or denture.

  • Step 5: Placement of Dental Restoration

    Once we get your final restoration, it will be attached to the abutments. Before you leave our office, we'll fill you in on how to take care of your new smile and why it's important to still attend regular checkups and cleanings if necessary.

Every smile is unique.

So is every budget.

Cost is often an important topic to our patients when it comes to dental implants. Unfortunately, it is quite difficult to provide an accurate answer as it varies greatly depending on each individual case. That's why we offer a no-pressure, free consultation. During the consultation, the dentist will explain more about different options and works with the patient to develop the best solutions for their specific needs. At the end of the consultation, you will find out about the costs of dental implants and payment options. Our plans start from $2499.


Our partnership with LendCare allows us to offer you flexible financing options so you can begin treatment sooner rather than later. Low monthly payments are accepted by direct deposit, check deposits, and debit card transactions.


Options include:

  • No down payment
  • Loan terms from 36 to 60 months
  • Merchant rates as low as 1%


Ahmad pays $51/mo for 36 months
Our quote $3401
Insurance covers $1600
Remaining balance $1801
Maria pays $125/mo for 24 months
Our quote $3001
Insurance covers Does not cover
Remaining balance $3001
George pays $200/mo for 24 months
Our quote $7101
Insurance covers $2301
Remaining balance $4801

These cases are examples only.

Are you ready to get the smile you love?

Implants are the most natural replacement for missing teeth. Book an appointment or give us a call to learn more about dental implants and financing options!

Commonly asked questions about Dental Implants

  • Who is a good candidate for dental implants?

    The good news is that just about any adult who is in generally good health and is missing teeth can be a good candidate for dental implants. No wonder they’re so popular!


    Typically, there are three things that your implant dentist in Scarborough looks for when determining your eligibility for dental implants:


    Adequate overall health – Getting dental implants requires oral surgery, so you must be healthy enough to undergo minor surgery.

    Good oral health – Any pre-existing oral health conditions, such as cavities or gum disease, should be addressed before dental implant placement. Otherwise, they could jeopardize the success of your procedure.

    Jawbone density – Dental implants require a strong jawbone to serve as their foundation. If your jawbone has deteriorated after tooth loss, it won’t be able to give your implants the support they need.

    If you don’t meet all of the qualifications at first, don’t worry! You may simply have to undergo one or more preparatory procedures first, such as bone grafting to strengthen a weakened jawbone.


    Once your mouth is ready to support your new teeth, we can come up with a treatment plan based on the number of teeth you’re missing:

  • What's a good solution if I'm missing one tooth?

    For a single missing tooth, a dental implant post will be inserted into the space where the tooth’s root structure once was. An all-porcelain dental crown will be secured on top, and it will be shaped and shaded to completely blend in with the rest of your smile. This option is much sturdier and lifelike than a dental bridge, and it doesn’t require the enamel of your adjacent teeth to be filed down for support. As a result, it’s a healthier solution that allows you to retain more of your natural smile!

  • What's a good solution if I'm missing multiple teeth?

    Rather than replacing each individual tooth with an implant post, we can place a post on either end of the space in your smile to support an implant bridge that looks and feels just like your original teeth. Implant bridges can replace several consecutive missing teeth at the same time. If you’ve lost teeth throughout your mouth, we can secure a partial denture onto a small number of implant posts.

  • What's a good solution if I'm missing all teeth?

    Full-arch implants use a series of 4-6 dental implants to restore an entire arch of missing teeth. Once these implants have been placed and have healed, your dentist will make a set of permanent or removable implant-supported dentures that clip onto the implants.


    Unlike traditional dentures, these dentures will never shift or move, and they look and feel completely natural. Full-arch implants also help strengthen and protect your jaw bone, preventing bone resorption after tooth loss.

  • How soon can I return to work after treatment?

    Most people return to work the next day unless otherwise advised by the dentist. You may be prescribed medication to alleviate any minor discomfort you may have.

  • How does the long-term value of implants compare to other treatment options?

    Dental implants are low maintenance and provide stability and confidence in your smile. Therefore, the long-term value of dental implants far exceeds conventional treatment options. They are also more comfortable as they are permanent as don't move as you eat or talk.

  • Will it hurt much?

    Our patients tell us that there is very little to no discomfort associated with the placement of an implant, and there is minimal to no swelling. General anesthesia is available for those who choose not to be awake during the procedure.

  • How long will it take?

    In many cases, implants can be placed and a temporary tooth can be made at the same time as the tooth is removed. In other cases, the implants are placed and have to heal for several months before placing the final tooth. The dental implant procedure usually takes 3 months for the lower jaw and 6 months for the upper jaw for the implant to fully integrate with your bone. However, everyone heals differently, so our team will monitor your progress closely. We are 100% dedicated to the care we provide in our office.

  • Will I have to be without my teeth?

    You will not need to go without replacement teeth. If the implants are not provisionalized immediately with temporary teeth, then a temporary prosthesis can be made for you. If your teeth were already missing, you may continue using your removable prosthesis with minor adjustments for your comfort during the healing period.

  • I’ve lived with my dentures for years. Can’t I just get by with those?

    We all put up with a lot of things we don’t think will change or improve, but based on the remarks we’ve heard from past and present patients, dental implants have opened up a new world to them. It is also important to keep in mind that your jawbone will diminish over time without implants. Dental implants stimulate the bone as natural teeth do, thus keeping the bone healthy.

  • What happens if I wait?

    Tooth loss leads to bone loss, which may require a more complicated treatment in the future. You will also have to continue to get your removable prosthesis or denture adjusted, relined or even replaced from time to time. The attachments on a partial tug on adjacent teeth and your chewing ability will not be improved. In addition to that, there will be costs for future denture adhesives and cleaners. Your denture will cause you soreness and pain and may lead to a worsened condition as the jawbone deteriorates

  • Will my insurance cover my implants?

    As dental implants have become the standard of care, more insurance companies and policies are providing some coverage for these services. We have a professional team that will be more than happy to look into your policy for you and will process your claim submission as your services are rendered.