Dental Implants on Main Street
Replace one tooth, several teeth, or a complete arch at our Main Street clinic in Mount Pleasant. Every implant is planned around your bone, bite, and long-term oral health, using 3D imaging for a stable, natural-looking result.
What Is Included in the $3,900 Dental Implant Offer?
The current offer includes the implant treatment package promoted by Vancouver Main Dentist, plus these consultation benefits:
$260 stated value
$120 stated value
Eligibility and final fees depend on clinical findings. Bone grafting, sinus procedures, sedation or other treatment may be additional when required. Confirm current offer details with the clinic before treatment.
Dental Implant Options for One Tooth, Multiple Teeth or a Full Arch
Use the tabs to compare the purpose of each treatment. Your dentist will recommend an option only after evaluating your teeth, gums, bite and 3D imaging.
Single-Tooth Dental Implant
Replaces one missing tooth with an implant post, abutment and custom crown while avoiding support from neighbouring teeth.
Implant-Supported Bridge
Uses strategically placed implants to support replacement teeth across a larger gap. The number of implants depends on the span, bone and bite.
Implant-Retained Denture
A removable denture connects to implants for greater stability than a conventional denture. It still needs daily removal and cleaning as directed.
Fixed Full-Arch Implant Teeth
A fixed bridge replaces most or all teeth in an arch using multiple implants. Bone availability, hygiene access and long-term maintenance are essential planning factors.
Start With a Dental Implant Consultation in Vancouver
Tell us what you want to replace and when you would like to visit. Our team will contact you during clinic hours to coordinate the next step.
Am I a Candidate for Dental Implants in Vancouver?
Many adults can be considered for implant treatment, but candidacy depends on more than the size of the gap. This checklist helps you prepare for the consultation—it does not diagnose eligibility.
Active gum disease usually needs to be stabilized first.
A 3D scan helps assess volume and whether grafting may be needed.
Your dental team needs a complete and accurate medical history.
Daily cleaning and professional follow-up remain essential.
How a Dental Implant Replaces the Whole Tooth
An implant restoration is a system, not simply a visible tooth. The implant fixture is placed in the jaw, an abutment connects the restoration, and the crown or bridge restores the part used for speaking and chewing.
The foundation placed in the jawbone.
The connector between implant and restoration.
The custom-made visible replacement.
Dental Implant Procedure: From 3D Scan to Final Tooth
Your exact timeline can differ, especially when extraction, bone grafting or additional healing is needed.
Exam, medical history, bite review and diagnostic imaging.
Treat infection or gum disease; graft bone when clinically required.
Place the implant and allow the site to integrate according to your plan.
Fit the custom crown, bridge or implant-supported prosthesis.
Dental Implants vs Bridges vs Dentures
No option is automatically best for everyone. Compare the practical differences, then discuss how each applies to your mouth.
3D-Guided Dental Implant Planning on Main Street
Modern implant planning combines clinical examination with diagnostic imaging to evaluate bone, neighbouring roots and restorative space. The goal is to plan the final tooth position—not simply the implant fixture.
When additional procedures may be needed, your treatment plan should explain the reason, sequence, expected healing stages and fees before care begins.
What Can Affect Dental Implant Cost and Treatment Time?
Single-tooth, bridge and full-arch designs require different components and planning.
Grafting or periodontal treatment may change the sequence and total fee.
Materials, components and whether the final teeth are fixed or removable affect cost.
Scans, records and guides may be used depending on the case.
Comfort options are discussed separately when appropriate.
Timelines vary by health, site preparation and how the implant integrates.
How to Care for Dental Implants After Treatment
Implants cannot develop cavities, but the surrounding gums and bone still need protection. Your home-care instructions will be tailored to the final restoration.
Dental Implant Questions Answered by Vancouver Main Dentist
Have Additional Questions?
Care is similar to natural teeth: brush and floss daily, and visit your dentist for regular cleanings and exams. Avoiding hard foods initially and quitting smoking can also improve longevity.
With proper care, dental implants can last many years, often decades. The implant itself is built for long-term durability, while the crown on top may need replacing after 10 to 15 years due to normal wear. Good daily cleaning and regular checkups help it last.
The procedure is typically done under local anesthesia, so you shouldn’t feel pain during surgery. Post-operative discomfort is usually mild and manageable with over-the-counter pain relief. Sedation options are available for those with anxiety.
The process usually takes 3 to 9 months, depending on individual factors like healing time and whether bone grafting is required. After the implant is placed, it needs 6-12 weeks to bond with the jawbone (osseointegration) before the final restoration is attached. Some cases allow for faster timelines with same-day restorations.
The cost of dental implants in Vancouver varies depending on factors like the number of implants, the type of restoration (crown, bridge, or denture), and whether additional procedures (e.g., bone grafting) are needed.