Fillings, crowns, bridges and implants — the treatments that repair damaged teeth and replace missing ones. Chosen for what your mouth needs, with the cost of each option set out before you decide.
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The scope decides the approach — and the sequence matters as much as the treatments themselves.
The first line. Tooth-coloured fillings that repair decay before it reaches the nerve, typically $150–$450 depending on size.
Replacing the whole tooth. A dental implant from about $3,000 to $5,000 including the crown, planned and placed in-house.
For several teeth or a full arch. Full and partial dentures, including implant-retained designs that stay put.
You see the exact cost in writing before any treatment begins — no surprises at the front desk.
We help you understand your coverage and submit claims, so you know your real out-of-pocket cost.
Sol Dental Studio accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan for eligible patients.
Keeping your own tooth is almost always cheaper and simpler than replacing it — which is the case for treating early.
An exam, x-rays and a look at the bite as a whole — not just the tooth that is bothering you. Small problems elsewhere often explain the big one.
You see each realistic option with its cost, lifespan and trade-offs in writing. If a cheaper option is genuinely sound, we will say so.
Gum health first, then structure, then appearance. Temporaries keep you comfortable and chewing between stages.
Dr. Richard He — DDS (University of Toronto) with a dedicated implant fellowship. Repair, replacement and implant work planned in one practice.
Patients rate Sol Dental Studio 5.0 out of 5. Gentle freezing, unhurried visits, judgment-free care.
A written estimate before any treatment, insurance guidance included, and CDCP accepted.
Palermo Village at Dundas & Old Bronte. Care in English, Mandarin, Portuguese, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu.
Restorative dentistry rebuilds function and structure. Cosmetic dentistry focuses on appearance. The two often overlap — and we plan treatments that deliver both.
Most restorative work is performed under local anesthesia and feels comfortable. We offer sedation options for longer or more involved procedures.
Most modern restorations last 10–20+ years. Dental implants can last a lifetime with good care.
Yes. We use high-end porcelain and colour-matching technology to blend restorations seamlessly with your other teeth.
Most restorative procedures are partially covered. We accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan and most major insurance providers.
Some cases are completed in a single visit. Larger reconstructions can take several months — we’ll give you a clear timeline at your consultation.
Your dentist will perform a comprehensive examination, take digital X-rays if needed, and discuss your goals before recommending the most effective treatment plan for your specific needs.
Yes. Dental implants are considered a long-lasting solution for replacing missing teeth, while bridges and dentures are also effective restorative options depending on your oral health and preferences.
Absolutely. We meet every patient where they are. No judgment, just a plan to get your smile back.
