
Dental Implants
Is an incomplete smile making it difficult to chew and speak clearly? Are loose dentures becoming frustrating and uncomfortable?
The skilled dentists at Norris Dental in Vancouver, BC, can improve your smile and your oral health with superior-quality dental implants.
Learn how dental implants placed by Dr. Alex Wong and Dr. Vanessa Lee can make your smile whole and functional again.
Get Your Smile Back With Implants
It's never too late to do something about a missing tooth or several missing teeth. Our highly trained cosmetic dentists will treat you with respect, compassion, and personalized care while restoring your smile and oral function with dental implants. Contact Norris Dental today to start your journey.
I've Lived With Missing Teeth for Years Why Should I Get Dental Implants?
A Complete Smile
When you lose teeth to injury, decay, or infection, they leave visible gaps. Dental implants can provide the ultimate support to replacement teeth, completing your smile and boosting your self-esteem.
Improved Jawbone Health
Missing teeth can cause your jaw to shrink and weaken, but implants counter this problem. Implants fuse with your gums and jawbone, providing stimulation that encourages the growth of strong, healthy bone tissue. This helps prevent further tooth loss.
A More Youthful Appearance
A lost tooth and shrinking jawbone tissue can give your face an aged look. Implant-supported restorations can maintain your facial features so you don't look aged beyond your years.
Clearer Speech
Your tongue and teeth work together to produce certain sounds. Without stable teeth, your speech can become slurred, mumbled, or garbled. Implants help your restorations contribute to enunciation so you can speak clearly and confidently.
Implants: An Effective Treatment From a Trusted Dental Office
Each implant is a threaded titanium device placed surgically into your jaw. After it undergoes a natural process called osseointegration, it will act as an artificial tooth root. The implants provide support to restorations like dentures while preventing bone atrophy.
Though not all dentists have the training or qualifications to place implants, both Dr. Lee and Dr. Wong perform this procedure in our advanced Vancouver dental office. When it comes time to attach your abutment and lifelike restoration, they can easily handle that, too.

How Dental Implants Work
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"I’ve been a patient for over 35 years and cannot say enough good things about Norris Dental. I’ve moved out of Vancouver and still drive almost an hour for my appointments. I have that much loyalty for excellent dental care!" Jenn K.
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It's Time to Smile Again With Dental Implants
Why live with gaps in your smile and the accompanying oral health problems? Thanks to advances in dentistry, a lasting solution is possible: dental implants placed by the professionals at Norris Dental.
Dr. Lee and Dr. Wong use state-of-the-art digital technology and oral surgery techniques to safely place your dental implants with little to no discomfort.
Norris Dental has been a hub for personalized, world-class dental care since 1979. From improved bone health to restored confidence, there are plenty of reasons to seek dental implant treatment with our Vancouver, BC, team. Contact us to begin or call
(604) 263-1855
Earning Lasting Patient Loyalty With Friendly, Honest Care
I love Norris Dental.
Every time I visit, everyone is so friendly and knowledgeable and most gentle hygienist I have ever encountered.
Thank you so much for awesome advice and explanations.
I have going to Norris Dental for the better part of my adult life…the staff have always been attentive and treated all their clients with care and compassion. (And they have a great sense of humour). What I’ve enjoyed is the advice they give is conservative and grounded in what is practical — not trying to upsell you to have work done you don’t need. Going to the dentist isn’t typically something people enjoy, but Norris Dental makes it so that you feel at ease..I highly recommend!
View On GoogleUnderstanding Restorations: What They Do and How They're Made

Dental restorations are the final ingredient used to give you back the appearance and function of natural teeth. Restorations are the crowns, bridges, or dentures that will be attached to your implants to completely restore your tooth or teeth.
You've come to the right place for implant-supported restorations, because Dr. Lee is an award-winning prosthodontist. Each crown, bridge, or denture will be made referencing your real teeth to ensure a proper fit. They're also created in a trusted lab, where they will be crafted out of lifelike materials like porcelain.
Which Restoration Is Right for Me? Find Out at Norris Dental
Crowns Are for a Single Tooth
The simplest option for implant-supported restorations is a tried and true crown. After tooth loss due to decay, injury, or gum disease, a dental crown can easily fill in gaps in your smile.
Bridges Are for Two to Three Teeth
If you have lost more than one tooth, you have another option: bridges. They can replace two to three natural teeth in a row, blending in easily with your enamel's shade and shape.
Dentures Are for Most or All Teeth
If you have lost several or all of your natural teeth, they can be restored with a stable set of partial or full implant-supported dentures. These restorations stay put, allowing you to enjoy meals and conversations without worry.
Excited to explore the possibilities? We're happy to guide you through your options, starting with a dental implant consultation. Reach out to our friendly team or call us at
(604) 263-1855
Is Implant Surgery Safe?
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All oral surgeries have some element of risk. But when you choose highly trained doctors, complications are rare. As our patient, your dental implant surgery will be performed under the strictest sanitary conditions in our sterilized procedure rooms. Every precaution will be taken to ensure that your implants will be placed precisely, effectively, and safely.
The Implant Procedure Timeline
The Basics of Implant Recovery
After your surgeries, you may experience mild swelling, soreness, and residual bleeding. These should all subside fairly quickly. Ice packs, prescribed pain meds, and sticking to soft foods during healing periods can help reduce discomfort. Questions? Contact us anytime.
Personalized Dental Care In Vancouver, BC
"I had a great experience at Norris. Everyone from the receptionist to the hygienist to the dentist was friendly. Would highly recommend for anyone looking for a smaller, more personal, experience." Robert Elliott