An implant replaces the root as well as the tooth. It is fixed in place, cleaned like a normal tooth, and it does not rely on the teeth either side of it. It is not right for everyone, and we will tell you if it is not right for you.
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We will scan the area, look at the bone, and give you a straight answer on your options.
We have your details and someone from the clinic will call you shortly to arrange a time.
There is more than one way to replace a missing tooth. This is what makes an implant different from the alternatives.
An implant does not require clasps on healthy teeth and can be used regardless of the number or the location of the teeth being replaced.
It is fixed in place and cleaned like the rest of your teeth, rather than being removed at night.
Dentures can click into implant abutments, which removes the need for adhesive and lets you bite with more confidence.
It happens in stages, with healing time in between. We will map out the whole timeline for you at the consultation so there are no surprises.
We examine the bone levels in the jaw using X-rays and work out the right position for the implant. Impressions are taken at this stage.
The implant is placed in the jawbone. A period of healing follows while the bone bonds to the implant surface.
An abutment is fitted, a final impression taken, and the replacement tooth is made and fitted, followed by review appointments.
That depends on the bone in the area and on your general oral health, which is what the assessment is for. If an implant is not the right answer we will tell you and go through the alternatives.
It is done in stages with healing time between them, so it runs over a number of months rather than a single appointment. We map out the timeline at the consultation.
Yes. Implants can be used to hold a denture securely in place. Bring the denture you have now to the consultation.
For all treatment pricing we follow the provincial dental fee guide used by all dental practices in Ontario. You get a written estimate before any treatment begins, and we direct bill insurance and accept CDCP.
No. Assessment, placement and the final restoration all happen at our own clinic.
You are not handed between a surgeon, a lab and a separate clinic. The assessment, the placement and the final tooth all happen with the same team, in the same building.
Implant work is planned, placed and restored by our own dentists, several of whom have built their practice around implant dentistry and prosthetics.
Known to patients as Dr. Sam. He graduated from the NYU College of Dentistry and holds board certification in both the United States and Canada.
Board certified at the University of Toronto in 1997. He opened the Bridgeport Weber practice in 2001 and the Cambridge clinic after it. Over 22 years in general dentistry and oral surgery, with a particular focus on implant dentistry, prosthetics and endodontics.
Part of the dental team across both KWC Dental clinics.
An associate dentist at the clinics since 2014, with over 19 years of practice in Canada and internationally. She holds a degree from the University of Western Ontario and a Master's specialising in biomaterial and implant material. Her interests include restorative and pediatric dentistry, prosthodontics and oral surgery.
Same records, same team, whichever one you come to. Free parking at both.
Unit 10, 70 Bridgeport Road E
Waterloo, ON N2J 2J9
Free parking on site
(519) 885-7272Unit 10, 800 Franklin Boulevard
Cambridge, ON N1R 7Z1
Free parking on site
(519) 624-8880A scan, an honest assessment, and a written estimate before anything begins.
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