(604) 238-6666
(604) 238-6666
Missing teeth affect more than your smile. They change how you eat, speak, and feel day to day. Two of the most common replacement options are dental implants and dentures. Here's how they compare, so you can decide what fits your health, budget and daily life, with guidance from the team at DTC Dental Treatment Center in Richmond.
A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jaw to act like a tooth root. Once healed, it supports a crown (or helps secure a bridge or denture). Implants feel stable when you chew, help preserve jawbone, and don't rely on neighbouring teeth the way a traditional bridge does.
Learn more about our dental implants and prosthetics options.

Dentures replace several or all teeth in an arch. Modern full and partial dentures can look natural and restore confidence, and implant-supported dentures add extra stability for patients who want less movement when they eat or talk.
See our dentures care for seniors and families.
"Whether you choose implants, dentures, or a combination, ask for an upfront estimate first. Our fees follow the BCDA fee guide with no markup."
There's no one-size-fits-all answer. We'll review your bite, bone support, overall health, and goals, then walk you through realistic options, including timelines and what to expect during healing.
Call (604) 238-6666 or book a visit at 6011 No. 1 Rd, Unit 120, Terra Nova, Richmond BC.

Key Takeaways
Dental implants replace the tooth root and support a natural-looking crown that can last for many years with good care.
Dentures replace multiple missing teeth and can be full, partial, or implant-supported for more stability.
The best option depends on bone health, number of missing teeth, budget, and how permanent you want the solution to feel.
Implant-supported dentures can combine the stability of implants with the coverage of a denture.
At DTC Richmond, we follow BCDA fee-guide pricing with no markup and can provide an upfront estimate before treatment.
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