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Dental Implants in Kanata & Stittsville
Restore your smile by replacing the missing tooth with Terry Fox Dental Implants in Kanata & Stittsville.
$3,599
All-in, no surprises at the desk
- Comprehensive examination
- Full 3D imaging & scan
- The titanium implant
- The abutment (connector)
- Your custom porcelain crown
- All routine follow-up visits
- Full 3D imaging and scan
- 5.0 Google Rating
- 23+ Years in Kanata
- Placed In-House
- Payment Plans
- Free Parking
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What dental implants cost in Kanata and Stittsville
Below are the Dental Implants Cost in the Kanata and Stittsville Clinic.
| Practice | What's quoted | Effective total |
|---|---|---|
| Terry Fox Dental | Exam + imaging + implant + abutment + crown | $3,599 all-in |
| Kanata South Dental | Implants "from" (promotion) | $4,200+ |
| Kanata Highlands | Implant + crown + imaging, itemised | ~$4,900 |
| Village Green / Villanova / Centrum | Not published | Consultation required |
| Ontario average (2026) | Single tooth, all components | $3,000–$6,500 |
If bone grafting or a sinus lift is genuinely needed, we confirm that cost in writing before treatment begins.
What is a dental implant?
A dental implant is a small titanium post placed into the jawbone where a tooth is missing. Over several weeks the bone fuses to the post through a natural process called osseointegration, creating a foundation as stable as a real tooth root. A connector called an abutment is fitted, and a custom porcelain crown is attached on top.
The result looks, feels and functions like a natural tooth. You brush it, floss it, and eat with it exactly as you would your own. Unlike a bridge, an implant does not require grinding down the healthy teeth either side of the gap. Unlike a denture, it does not move, click, or need removing at night.
Why replace a missing tooth?
A gap is not only a cosmetic concern. Left unfilled, a missing tooth sets off a chain of changes. The teeth either side gradually drift toward the space, altering your bite. The tooth opposite the gap can over-erupt, having nothing to meet. Chewing shifts to the other side of the mouth, overloading teeth that were not built for it.
Most significantly, the jawbone beneath the gap begins to shrink without the stimulation a tooth root provides. Research suggests patients can lose up to a quarter of the bone volume in that area within the first year. That loss changes the shape of the lower face over time and can make a future implant more complex, sometimes requiring the very bone grafting that early treatment would have avoided.
Replacing the tooth promptly keeps the bite balanced and preserves the bone. It is one of the few situations in dentistry where acting sooner is meaningfully cheaper than waiting.
Your implant dentist
Meet Dr. Ahsan Mahmood
Dr. Ahsan Mahmood places and restores dental implants at our Kanata clinic — both the surgical placement and the final crown, under one roof. Rather than referring implant surgery to an outside specialist and handing you back months later, he manages your entire treatment personally, from the first 3D scan to the day your crown is bonded.
This continuity matters for implants more than almost any other treatment. One clinician planning and executing the whole case means fewer appointments, no records lost in a handoff, and one person accountable for how the result looks and functions. Sedation is available for anxious patients, and every consultation is complimentary.
- Surgical + restorative
- In-house placement
- Sedation available
- Free consultation
The process
Your dental implant treatment, step by step
Three to four months, most of which is healing rather than chair time.
1
Consultation and 3D scan
We assess the site with digital X-rays and a 3D iTero scan, review your medical history, and confirm whether you are a candidate. You leave this complimentary appointment knowing the plan, the timeline and the cost in writing.
2
Implant placement
The titanium post is placed under local anaesthetic, with nitrous oxide sedation available. Most patients describe it as more comfortable than the extraction that often preceded it. The appointment takes about an hour.
3
Healing and osseointegration
The bone fuses to the implant over roughly three to four months. If the tooth is visible when you smile, you wear a temporary restoration in the meantime you will never leave with a visible gap.
4
Abutment and crown
Once healed, the abutment is fitted and your custom porcelain crown is bonded, adjusted for bite, and polished. From this point it is maintained exactly like a natural tooth.
Real results
Single tooth, multiple teeth, and full-arch options
Real cases completed in-house. Every patient shown has given written consent.
Single tooth implant
One post, one crown, replacing one missing tooth without touching the neighbours. The most common procedure we perform, and the $3,599 starting figure applies here.
Implant-supported bridge
Where several adjacent teeth are missing, two implants can support a bridge of three or more teeth more cost-effective per tooth than individual implants, and stronger than a conventional bridge anchored to natural teeth.
Implant-supported dentures and All-on-4
For patients missing an entire arch, as few as four implants can anchor a full set of teeth. The result does not move when eating or speaking, needs no adhesive, and preserves jawbone in a way conventional dentures cannot. We will quote full-arch cases individually, since they vary widely.
Real patient photographs shown with written consent. Individual results vary, we give an honest assessment at your consultation.
Placed and restored in-house, start to finish
Many practices refer implant surgery to an oral surgeon elsewhere in Ottawa, then restore the crown themselves months later. That means two clinics, two sets of records, two fee schedules, and a handoff in the middle of your treatment.
Dr. Ahsan Mahmood places and restores implants here at our clinic. Planning, surgery and the final crown all happen under one roof with one team accountable for the outcome. For patients travelling in from Stittsville, Carp or Richmond, that removes several trips into central Ottawa from an already lengthy process.
Real Results from Our Kanata Clinic
These are real dental implant cases completed in-house by our team. Every patient shown has given written consent for their photographs to appear here. Individual results vary, and we will give you an honest assessment of what is achievable in your own case at your complimentary consultation.
Testimonials
What Our Implant Patients Say
Serving Stittsville, Ottawa & West Ottawa
Implants near you
Searching for dental implants near me from Stittsville or West Ottawa? We’re at 600 Terry Fox Drive, eight minutes from Stittsville Main Street, with free parking on site.
We place implants for Stittsville, Kanata, Bridlewood, Katimavik, Glen Cairn, Carp, Richmond and wider Ottawa patients. You don’t need to be an existing patient, and there’s no obligation to transfer your ongoing care.
Most healthy adults are. The main requirement is sufficient bone at the site to hold the implant, which we assess directly from your 3D scan. Where bone volume has been lost, grafting can rebuild the site first this adds time and cost, and we quote it clearly rather than discovering it partway through.
Some factors genuinely affect success. Smoking raises the failure rate considerably. Uncontrolled diabetes slows healing. Certain bone medications carry specific risks worth discussing. We will be straight with you about these rather than proceeding and hoping.
And if an implant is not the right choice for you, we will say so and walk you through bridges and partial dentures instead. A treatment likely to fail is not one worth selling.
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Dental implants for Stittsville, Ottawa and West Ottawa patients
If you have been searching for dental implants near me from Stittsville, Kanata or the western side of Ottawa, our clinic sits at 600 Terry Fox Drive eight minutes from Stittsville Main Street, with free parking directly on site.
We place dental implants for Stittsville, Kanata, Bridlewood, Katimavik, Glen Cairn, Carp, Richmond and wider Ottawa patients. From Stittsville, take Hazeldean Road east, continue onto Katimavik Road, then turn left onto Terry Fox Drive. You do not need to be an existing patient, and there is no obligation to transfer your ongoing care to us afterwards.
Insurance, CDCP and payment
Coverage for implants varies. Some private plans contribute toward the crown portion, others exclude implants as a “major” procedure. The Canadian Dental Care Plan does not currently cover implants, though it does cover many of the alternatives we can discuss with you.
We verify your specific benefits and submit a pre-determination to your insurer before treatment, so your exact out-of-pocket cost is known in advance. Payment plans are available. Compared against the lifetime cost of repeatedly relining a denture or replacing a failed bridge, an implant is frequently the more economical choice over ten to twenty years a point worth weighing beyond the upfront figure.
Common questions
Dental implant FAQs
A single dental implant at our Kanata clinic starts at $3,599 all-in, including the exam, 3D imaging, implant, abutment and porcelain crown. The consultation is complimentary. Across Ontario in 2026, comparable single-tooth implants typically run $3,000 to $6,500, and published local prices sit higher than ours. If bone grafting or a sinus lift is required, we confirm that cost in writing before treatment.
Yes. We are eight minutes from Stittsville Main Street at 600 Terry Fox Drive, with free parking. We place dental implants for patients across Stittsville, Kanata, Carp, Richmond and Ottawa, and you do not need to be an existing patient. From Stittsville, take Hazeldean Road east onto Katimavik Road, then left onto Terry Fox Drive.
Coverage varies. Some private plans contribute toward the crown portion; others exclude implants entirely as a major procedure. CDCP does not currently cover implants. We verify your benefits and submit a pre-determination before treatment so your exact out-of-pocket cost is known in advance.
With good oral hygiene and regular checkups, implants routinely last decades and many last a lifetime. The porcelain crown may need replacing after fifteen to twenty years of normal wear, as any crown might. The titanium post itself is designed to be permanent.
Placement is done under local anaesthetic and most patients report less discomfort than the extraction that often preceded it. Nitrous oxide sedation is available if you feel anxious. Mild tenderness for two to three days afterwards is normal and managed with over-the-counter pain relief.
From placement to final crown is typically three to four months, most of which is healing rather than appointments. You usually attend three to four visits. Where a tooth still needs extracting first, add a further two to three months of healing before placement.
We place and restore implants entirely in-house. Dr. Ahsan Mahmood handles planning, surgery and the final crown, so there is no separate surgeon and no handoff mid-treatment one clinic, one team, one person accountable for the result.
Neighbouring teeth drift toward the gap, the opposing tooth can over-erupt, and the jawbone beneath the space begins to shrink patients can lose up to a quarter of that bone within the first year. Replacing the tooth promptly keeps the bite balanced and preserves bone, which is why acting sooner is often cheaper than waiting.
In most cases, yes. A bridge requires grinding down the healthy teeth either side of the gap and does nothing to preserve the bone beneath it. An implant stands alone, protects the neighbouring teeth, and preserves bone. A bridge can still be the right choice in specific situations, and we will tell you honestly which applies to you.
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where a tooth can still be saved rather than replaced, we treat and crown it in-house.
checkups, cleanings and preventive care for every age, at one clinic.
what the Canadian Dental Care Plan does and does not cover, and how we handle the paperwork.