RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY
A permanent, natural-feeling replacement for a missing tooth, root and all.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Orangeville Smiles Dentistry places dental implants in Orangeville for patients who have lost one or more teeth and want a fixed, permanent-style replacement. An implant replaces both the tooth root and the crown, so it looks and functions similarly to a natural tooth without relying on neighbouring teeth for support. Most cases involve a healing period after the implant post is placed before the final crown is attached. Our team typically evaluates bone density and gum health first.
WHO IS THIS FOR

WHY PATIENTS CHOOSE THIS
Feels and functions like a natural tooth
Helps preserve surrounding jawbone density
Provides a stable, long-term replacement option
Doesn't require altering neighbouring healthy teeth
THE PROCESS
01
Consultation and planning
We assess your jawbone and oral health to confirm you're a good candidate and plan the implant placement.
02
Implant placement
The titanium implant post is placed into the jawbone, where it will act as an artificial tooth root.
03
Healing period
Over the following months, the implant fuses with the surrounding bone to create a stable foundation.
04
Crown attachment
Once healed, a custom crown is attached to the implant, completing the restoration.
COST & COMPARISON
Implant costs at Orangeville Smiles Dentistry vary based on the number of teeth involved, whether bone grafting is needed, and the type of crown used. Published Canadian ranges for a single-tooth implant often fall between roughly $3,500 and $5,500, though your exact cost should be confirmed against the current ODA Fee Guide.
IMPLANT VS. BRIDGE
An implant replaces a missing tooth on its own, without touching the teeth next to it, while a bridge relies on reshaping the two neighbouring teeth for support. Implants generally take longer to complete because of the healing period, and they typically cost more upfront. In exchange, many patients find implants preserve more of the surrounding healthy tooth structure and jawbone over time.
RISKS & CONSIDERATIONS

AFTERCARE
COMMON QUESTIONS
As your local Orangeville family dentist, our Alder St. office sits minutes from downtown, with simple access for families across Orangeville and Dufferin County.
