Dental Implants in Thornhill, Near North York
Missing one or more teeth can affect how comfortably you eat, speak and smile. Dental implants may provide a fixed tooth-replacement option when your gums, jawbone and overall oral health make implant treatment appropriate.
At Emergency Dental Office, we provide dental implant assessments for patients in Thornhill, North York and nearby communities. Your consultation focuses on the questions that matter most: whether an implant is suitable for you, what treatment may be required, how long the process could take, and what the expected cost may be.
Call (905) 764-5399 or book a dental implant consultation.
Why Patients Choose Our Thornhill Location
- Dental implant assessment for one or multiple missing teeth
- CBCT imaging available when clinically required
- Implant-supported crown, bridge and denture treatment options
- Personalized treatment planning and cost estimates
- English and Persian communication available
- Convenient Bathurst and Steeles location near North York
- Weekday appointments available until 10 PM
Based on your health and bone support
At Bathurst and Steeles
Open until 10 PM on weekdays
Clear communication throughout care
What Is a Dental Implant?
A stable replacement from root to crown
A dental implant is a small post that is placed in the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. Once the area has healed and the implant is stable, it can support a dental crown, bridge or denture, depending on how many teeth need to be replaced.
For a single missing tooth, an implant can support a crown without relying on the neighbouring teeth for support. When several teeth are missing, implants may also be used to support a fixed bridge or help stabilize certain types of dentures.
Dental implants are not the right option for everyone. Gum health, available jawbone, your bite, medical history and the condition of nearby teeth all need to be assessed before treatment is recommended.
If you are comparing different ways to replace missing teeth, you may also want to learn about our full and partial denture options.
IMPLANT OPTIONSDental Implant Options for One or Several Missing Teeth
Dental implant treatment is usually planned, but some problems need prompt assessment. Call us if you have severe pain, swelling, a loose implant restoration or a tooth that may need urgent extraction.
1. Single-Tooth Implant
Replaces one missing tooth with an implant-supported crown without relying on neighbouring teeth for support.
2. Implant-Supported Bridge
Replaces several neighbouring missing teeth using dental implants to support a fixed bridge.
3. Implant-Supported Denture
Uses dental implants to help stabilize certain dentures and improve comfort while eating and speaking.
4. Full-Arch Implant Treatment
For patients missing most or all teeth in one arch, multiple dental implants may be used to support a full-arch fixed or removable restoration.
| Feature | Dental Implant | Dental Bridge | Denture |
| Replaces tooth root | Yes | No | No |
| Uses neighbouring teeth | No | Usually | No |
| Fixed or removable | Fixed | Fixed | Usually removable |
| Treatment time | Several stages | Usually shorter | Varies |
| Best choice depends on | Bone and gum health | Support teeth | Fit and oral condition |
A clinical assessment gives you the right answer
- You are missing one or more teeth.
- You have a tooth that cannot be predictably restored.
- Your gums are healthy or can be treated before implant placement.
- You have sufficient jawbone, or bone grafting may be an option.
- Your general health and medical history support safe healing.
Not Sure Whether Implants Are Right for You?
Your consultation includes a clinical examination, a review of your medical and dental history, and imaging when clinically required. We will explain whether implant treatment is appropriate for you and discuss suitable alternatives if it is not.
Dental Implant Process
What to Expect From Consultation to Final Tooth
1. Consultation and Imaging
Your dentist examines the area, reviews your medical and dental history, and may recommend imaging to assess the available bone and surrounding structures.
2. Treatment Planning
We explain whether implant treatment is appropriate, discuss available alternatives and outline any additional procedures that may be needed before placement.
3. Implant Placement
If treatment proceeds, the dental implant is placed according to the treatment plan. The area then needs time to heal and develop stable support in the jawbone.
4. Final Restoration
After healing has been assessed, the implant can support the planned crown, bridge or denture. Your dentist will confirm when the area is ready for the final restoration.
Tooth Implant Cost
How Much Does a Dental Implant Cost Near North York?
The cost of dental implant treatment depends on what is required for your specific case. A single advertised implant price can be misleading because the total treatment may involve more than the implant itself.
Your personalized estimate may include:
- Clinical examination and diagnostic imaging
- Tooth extraction, if required
- Bone grafting when clinically appropriate
- Dental implant placement
- Implant components
- The final crown, bridge or denture
- Follow-up care related to your treatment
After your assessment, we can explain which steps apply to you and provide a treatment estimate before you decide whether to proceed.
Looking for Tooth Implant Costs in North York?
Emergency Dental Office is located at 7241 Bathurst Street in Thornhill, just north of Steeles Avenue and close to North York. Patients from North York can book an implant assessment to discuss treatment options, expected steps and the estimated cost for their individual case.
BOOK A DENTAL IMPLANT ASSESSMENT
Dr. Ardeshir Ranjbari, DDS, MSc
Meet Your Implant Dentist
Dr. Ardeshir Ranjbari provides dental implant assessment and treatment planning at Emergency Dental Office in Thornhill. His professional background includes periodontics and dental implant care, helping patients understand their treatment options before deciding how to replace missing teeth.
During your consultation, Dr. Ranjbari will assess the treatment area, review your dental and medical history, and explain whether an implant or another tooth-replacement option may be appropriate for you.
Dental Implant Assessment
Individual evaluation based on your teeth, gums, bone support and treatment goals.
Periodontal Background
Experience related to the health of the gums and supporting structures around teeth and implants.
Personalized Treatment Planning
Implant and non-implant options are discussed based on your individual clinical findings.
English and Persian Communication
Consultations are available in English and Persian.
Real Patient Evidence
Dental Implant Treatment — Before and After
These images show a real patient treated at Emergency Dental Office. Treatment planning and results vary from person to person, and an individual assessment is required to determine whether dental implants are appropriate for you.
Insurance and Public Programs
CDCP, IFHP and Dental Insurance
Emergency Dental Office welcomes patients with private dental insurance, the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) and the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) for eligible dental services.
Dental implants and implant-related procedures are not covered by the CDCP. If you are a CDCP member and need to replace missing teeth, we can explain which other eligible treatment options may apply to your situation.
IFHP dental benefits are generally limited to eligible urgent dental care. Coverage, co-payments and treatment limits should be confirmed before treatment.
For private dental insurance, implant coverage varies by plan. Our team can help you review a treatment estimate and determine what information can be submitted to your insurer before you proceed.
Coverage does not always mean the full treatment cost will be paid, so we recommend confirming your expected out-of-pocket amount before treatment begins.
- Private dental insurance accepted
- CDCP patients welcome for eligible services
- Dental implants are not covered by CDCP
- IFHP coverage verified before eligible urgent dental care
Dental Implants Near You
Dental Implants in Thornhill Near North York
Emergency Dental Office is located at 7241 Bathurst Street in Thornhill, just north of Steeles Avenue and close to North York. We welcome patients from Thornhill, North York and nearby communities.
Hours: Monday to Friday 10 AM to 10 PM. Saturday 3 PM to 10 PM. Sunday closed.
New Patient Consultation
Book an assessment to discuss your dental concerns, treatment options and next steps with our team.
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Dental Insurance and Public Programs
We welcome patients with private dental insurance, CDCP and IFHP for eligible dental services. Coverage and direct billing depend on the plan and treatment.
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Emergency Dental Care
Emergency dental appointments are available six days a week for urgent problems such as pain, swelling, broken teeth and damaged dental restorations.
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Questions patients ask before booking
The cost depends on the treatment required for your case, including the implant, final restoration, diagnostic imaging and any additional procedures such as extraction or bone grafting. After your assessment, we can provide a personalized treatment estimate before you decide whether to proceed.
Dental implant treatment usually takes place in several stages, including assessment, implant placement, healing and placement of the final restoration. The total timeline varies depending on healing, the treatment area and whether additional procedures are required.
In some cases, an implant may be placed at the time a tooth is removed. In other situations, the area needs time to heal or bone grafting may be recommended first. Your dentist will need to assess the tooth, surrounding bone and any infection before recommending immediate implant placement.
Not having enough bone does not automatically mean you cannot have an implant. Depending on the area and amount of available bone, your dentist may discuss bone grafting or another tooth-replacement option.
Yes. Dental implants may be used to support a bridge or certain dentures, so replacing several missing teeth does not always require one implant for every missing tooth. The appropriate design depends on your clinical assessment.
No. Dental implants and implant-related procedures are not covered by the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). However, CDCP members may be eligible for other dental services or tooth-replacement options depending on their oral health and coverage.
Our clinic is located at 7241 Bathurst Street in Thornhill, just north of Steeles Avenue and close to North York. We welcome patients from both Thornhill and North York for dental implant assessments and treatment.
Contact a dentist for an assessment if you develop increasing pain, swelling, movement or damage around an existing implant or implant-supported restoration. The appropriate treatment depends on whether the problem involves the surrounding tissues, implant components or restoration.
Find Out Which Tooth-Replacement Option Fits You
Tell us what you need. Our team will contact you to arrange an implant assessment and answer your initial questions about treatment options, timing and expected costs.
- Clear treatment options
- Personalized treatment planning
- Written cost estimate
- English and Persian communication
