Cranbrook Family Dental
1124 21 Ave N, Cranbrook, BC
5(289)See opening hours
- Family
- Root canal
- Invisalign
- Cosmetic
- Emergency
Accepting new patients· Direct insurance billing· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Dental Implants in Cranbrook, BC
Titanium posts that replace missing tooth roots and support a crown, bridge or full-arch restoration.
5 offices offer this care in Cranbrook
Kimberley Family Dental
90 Wallinger Ave, Cranbrook, BC
4.8(331)See opening hours
- Family
- Root canal
- Invisalign
- Cosmetic
- Emergency
Accepting new patients· Direct insurance billing· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Peak Family Dental Centre
117 Cranbrook St N #103, Cranbrook, BC
4.9(280)See opening hours
- Family
- Cosmetic
- Invisalign
- Whitening
- Implants
Accepting new patients· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Symmetry Dental Cranbrook
121C 6 St NW, Cranbrook, BC
4.9(109)See opening hours
- Invisalign
- Whitening
- Cosmetic
- Kids
- Gums
Accepting new patients· Sedation available
Preferred time · Today
Dental Implants
117 Cranbrook St N #103, Cranbrook, BC
0(0)See opening hours
- Implants
- Family
Accepting new patients
Call the office for the next opening.
Why it matters
Implants preserve the jawbone and do not rely on neighbouring teeth the way a bridge does — but they need enough bone and healthy gums.
What to expect
A CBCT scan and planning visit, surgical placement, three to six months of healing, then the final crown.
Typical cost
A single implant with crown generally costs $3,000–$6,000; full-arch options run $15,000–$30,000 per arch.
Frequently asked questions
- How long do dental implants last?
- With good hygiene and regular checkups, implants commonly last 20 years or more. The crown on top may need replacing sooner.
- How much does implants cost in Cranbrook?
- A single implant with crown generally costs $3,000–$6,000; full-arch options run $15,000–$30,000 per arch. Prices in Cranbrook vary by office and by how complex your case is; ask for a written treatment plan before you begin.
- When should I see a dentist for this in Cranbrook?
- A missing tooth, a failing tooth due for extraction, or a loose denture you want stabilised.