Dental Implants in Maple Ridge, BC

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Dental implants Maple Ridge patients trust start with a precise plan. At Maple Ridge Square Dentistry and Implant Clinic, every implant is planned using CT imaging and a custom surgical guide, so placement is accurate and your recovery is as predictable as possible

Dental Implants Maple Ridge: Why Patients Choose Us

Dr. Paymon Mousavi completed advanced implant surgery training at the University of Michigan and performs implant placement in-house; you’re not referred out to a separate surgeon. One team, one clinic, continuity of care from consultation through your final crown.

Benefits of Dental Implants

  • Look and feel like your own teeth
  • Prevent bone loss and facial sagging that comes with missing teeth
  • Built to last with proper care
  • Don’t require altering the healthy teeth next to the gap

The Dental Implant Process

Step 1: Initial Consultation
we evaluate your oral health, jawbone density, and candidacy using CT imaging.

Step 2: Guided Implant Placement
using your custom surgical guide, the titanium post is placed with precision. Most patients return to normal activity within a few days.

Step 3: Restoration with Crown
after osseointegration (typically 3–6 months), we attach your custom crown.

Cost of Dental Implants in Maple Ridge

A single dental implant with crown starts at $2,500, including CT planning and your surgical guide. We offer a payment plan for dental implants — ask us about options during your consultation. The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) covers exams and hygiene, not implant procedures — we’ll walk you through your coverage and out-of-pocket costs before any treatment begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most healthy adults with adequate jawbone density are candidates — we confirm this at your CT-guided consultation.

The procedure is done under local anesthesia; most patients report mild discomfort managed with over-the-counter pain relief.

With proper care, implants can last decades — often a lifetime.

CDCP covers exams and hygiene only. Many private insurance plans partially cover implants — we'll help you check your benefits.

Are Dental Implants Right for You?

Most healthy adults missing one or more teeth are good candidates for dental implants, but a few factors matter most: adequate jawbone density to support the implant, healthy gums free of active periodontal disease, and overall health conditions like diabetes or smoking well-managed enough to support healing. If bone loss has already occurred, a bone graft may be recommended before implant placement to build a stable foundation. We’ll discuss this during your CT-guided consultation if it applies to you. Age isn’t a barrier on its own; we’ve successfully placed implants for patients well into their 70s and 80s, provided their overall oral and general health support the procedure. The best way to know for certain is a consultation: we’ll review your dental history, take CT imaging of your jaw, and walk you through a personalized treatment plan built around your specific goals.