Single tooth dental implants on Danforth replace one missing tooth without touching the healthy teeth beside it, using a titanium post and a shade-matched crown. Book a free consultation at our Danforth clinic, no charge and no obligation.
It’s fascinating to see how much your teeth can have an impact on your life. If you avoid smiling in photos or chew only with one side of your mouth for comfort, then don’t feel alone. The good news is that you don’t have to live like this anymore.
A single dental implant on the Danforth typically costs $3,000–$6,000 CAD including the crown — we give you the full quote in writing before you commit. Read our step-by-step implant guide.
Losing a tooth puts you through the confusion of choosing between an implant and a bridge. There are many reasons why patients choose dental implants in Toronto for a single tooth replacement.
A single tooth implant doesn’t require grinding down your teeth like a bridge. The implant acts as an artificial root, which helps to preserve natural structure and prevent bone loss. Dentures are an affordable option, but can sometimes feel unstable and uncomfortable. A single tooth implant treatment on Danforth offers a stable and secure solution to all such problems and functions like your real tooth.
If you have a missing tooth, now is the time to start working on getting a stronger, more confident smile. At Woodbine Danforth Dental, our skilled dental team on Danforth specialises in single tooth implants. We use cutting-edge technology and caring staff to get results that last.
Call us today or make an appointment online to find out how a dental implant can change your smile and boost your confidence.
Restore missing teeth for a complete smile.
Yes, it is beneficial when only one tooth is missing or when preserving the health of the surrounding teeth is needed.
Some pain and discomfort are expected when the anesthesia wears off. Pain peaks for 45-72 hours after surgery and gradually subsides.
Single tooth implants are permanent and last for more than 10 years.
No, dental implants do not develop cavities.
Yes. Dental implants stimulate the jawbone much like natural tooth roots, helping to reduce bone loss that commonly occurs after a tooth is lost.
Dental implants are a safe and well-established treatment for replacing missing teeth. They have been successfully used in dentistry for decades.
Yes. Some patients may qualify for immediate implant placement after an extraction, while others may need to allow the area to heal first. Your dentist will determine the appropriate timing based on your bone and oral health.
Yes. The final crown is custom-made to match the surrounding teeth in colour, shape, and size, helping the replacement tooth blend naturally with your smile.
Not everyone needs a bone graft. If there is insufficient bone to securely support the implant, bone grafting may be recommended before or during implant treatment.
The cost varies depending on factors such as the implant materials, bone quality, crown, and whether additional procedures are needed. A consultation is the best way to receive an accurate treatment estimate.
