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# Implantology services

Fixed full arch zirconia prosthesis on dental implants (All-on-X)

Regain your smile and your chewing with a minimally invasive, long-lasting approach delivered by experienced clinicians.

A Blanc Dentaire dentist with a patient
The latest technology and procedures, under one roof

3D X-ray and planning, X-Guide guidance technology, photogrammetry, 3D scans, and 3D printers — all done at the clinic.

Premium implant companies and materials

Established manufacturers and premium-grade materials, chosen for long-lasting treatments.

15+ Experienced dentists

Over 15 years of experience in dental implant placement.

# Our approach

Less invasive. Built to last.

Our protocols are designed to be as minimally invasive as possible and to avoid additional procedures, such as bone or gum grafts. The result: greater comfort and shorter treatment time.

Digital planning at Clinique Blanc Dentaire

Avoiding grafts, in most cases

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Rather than rebuilding missing bone with a graft, the clinician tilts the implants at a calculated angle to anchor them where your bone is densest. In most cases, this approach avoids graft surgery — and the months of healing that come with it.

Straumann's titanium-zirconium Roxolid alloy is stronger than conventional titanium. This added strength allows smaller-diameter implants when bone volume is limited, which reduces the need for bone grafts.

Like a GPS, the X-Guide system displays the drill's position, angle, and depth live on a screen during surgery. The clinician sees exactly where the drill is relative to the 3D digital plan established in advance, and can adjust each implant's placement as they go. This precision supports a minimally invasive surgery: small openings only, with no unnecessary incisions.

These implants anchor in the pterygoid bone, at the back of the upper jaw — an area where bone remains dense even after tooth loss. They make it possible to provide back teeth (molars) without bone grafting, even when the rear bone is insufficient for conventional implants.

Quality, for long-lasting results

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These manufacturers have been around for decades, and their implant systems are documented by numerous clinical studies. Choosing established brands also means that parts and components will remain available to service your prosthesis in the years ahead.

Zirconia is a highly resistant ceramic whose appearance is similar to natural teeth. Inside your final prosthesis, a metal framework distributes chewing forces across all the implants — a design made to last.

The occlusion — the way your upper and lower teeth meet — is a true engineering of chewing. Dr. Iorgovan, who has 15 years of experience in dental occlusion, designs the arrangement of the teeth so that forces are well distributed, contributing to the comfort and longevity of the prosthesis.

# Special offer in effect

Pricing — promotion until February 1, 2027

Our prices are published in full, in accordance with the rules of the Ordre des dentistes du Québec. Your final cost may vary depending on your oral condition; the written treatment plan you receive at your consultation will state the exact cost before you commit to anything.

Promotion in effect — until February 1, 2027

Fixed full arch zirconia prosthesis on dental implants (All-on-X)

Special price $17,800 per arch (upper or lower jaw)
valid until February 1, 2027
Regular price $25,350 per arch (upper or lower jaw)

Included in this price

  • 3D X-ray and planning
  • Minimally invasive placement of BioHorizons implants with X-Guide technology
  • Fixed temporary prosthesis, installed the next day
  • Final zirconia prosthesis (laboratory fees included)
  • Night guard

Not included in this price

  • Tooth extractions
  • Bone or gum grafts, in the unusual cases where they are needed

Dr. Dan Munteanu, DMD, General Dentist

Financing available. Short-term financing (6 to 12 months) is offered at no interest. Longer-term financing can be obtained through a third-party financing company; interest payments then apply.

# Process

The treatment, step by step

From consultation to final prosthesis, every step is planned and explained in advance.

Zirconia hybrid prosthesis — slim profile, no palate
Typical total time: 4 to 6 months
1

Consultation and examination

We take your health history, examine your mouth, and discuss your goals. You receive a written treatment plan with exact costs before making any decision.

2

3D X-ray and planning

A 3D scan (CBCT) of your jaws allows the position of each implant to be planned digitally, before surgery.

3

Surgery

The implants are placed in a minimally invasive way, guided by X-Guide technology. The next day, a fixed temporary prosthesis is installed: you regain your smile and your chewing right away. A soft diet is however required for the first few months, while the implants fuse with the bone.

4

Healing

The implants fuse with the bone (osseointegration) over approximately 4 to 6 months. Follow-up appointments are scheduled during this period.

5

Final prosthesis

The final zirconia prosthesis, reinforced with a metal bar, is custom-made, then adjusted and secured.

6

Long-term follow-up

As with natural teeth, regular examinations and maintenance are required. A night guard is included, and you will receive a written maintenance plan.

Dr. Dan Munteanu

My goal is to get my patients smiling and chewing again in the least invasive way, with a solution that lasts.

Dr. Dan Munteanu, general dentist

# The team

The dentists performing the treatment

Dr. Dan Munteanu

Dr. Dan Munteanu, general dentist

General Director

Dr. Munteanu has 20 years of experience in implant placement and 10 years in full-arch rehabilitation. He received surgical training from renowned professors Giovanni Zucchelli, Istvan Urban, and Otto Zuhr, and recently completed specialized training in zygomatic implants at the ZAGA Center in Barcelona.

He favors the latest technology and the most minimally invasive surgical techniques to help his patients regain their smile, their chewing, and their confidence.

Dr. Gabriel Constantin Iorgovan

Dr. Gabriel Constantin Iorgovan, general dentist

Director of Clinical Activities

Dr. Iorgovan has 15 years of experience in dental occlusion. He engineers teeth that are comfortable and stand the test of time — true bite engineering.

Trained under the leaders in this field, he partnered with Dr. Munteanu to help patients regain comfort when they chew and to make sure their teeth withstand chewing forces.

# Get informed

What are the options for replacing all the teeth in an arch?

Conventional removable denture
Removable denture on implants
Fixed full arch zirconia prosthesis on implants (All-on-X)
Retention
Rests on the gums
Snapped onto implants
Secured to implants
Chewing
Reduced efficiency
Improved efficiency
Increased efficiency
Cleaning
Removed and cleaned daily
Removed and cleaned daily — easy to clean
Cleaned in the mouth, with professional follow-up
Lip support
Limited
Can fill the lip for a fuller appearance
More discreet profile
Material and durability
Acrylic
Acrylic — less durable over the long term
High-strength zirconia
Bulk
Standard
Bulkier
Slimmer
Implants required
None
Fewer implants — often more cost-effective
4 to 6 implants
Jawbone
Bone loss continues over time
Implants help preserve bone
Implants help preserve bone
Cost
Lowest
Intermediate
Highest

Each option suits different situations. The examination determines which one best matches your oral condition, general health, and budget — it's one of the first things we discuss at your consultation.

# Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Generally, people whose teeth in an arch are missing, severely damaged, or beyond saving, and whose general health allows for surgery. Available bone is assessed with 3D imaging; thanks to the techniques described on this page, a graft is only needed in unusual cases. A definitive answer can only be given after the examination.

Surgery is performed under local anesthesia. Our minimally invasive approach aims to reduce discomfort; some discomfort is still possible in the following days and is usually well controlled with prescribed medication. Experiences vary from person to person.

From consultation to final prosthesis, typically 4 to 6 months, including healing time. The fixed temporary prosthesis is installed the day after surgery: you are not left without teeth. A soft diet is required for the first few months.

Implants are a long-term solution. Their longevity depends on hygiene, smoking, general health, and regular follow-up. The scientific literature reports high 10-year survival rates, but no duration can be guaranteed — which is why follow-up and maintenance matter.

Like any surgery, treatment carries risks: infection, failure of an implant to fuse with the bone, fracture of a prosthesis component, or, rarely, nerve involvement. These risks, and how we reduce them, are explained at the consultation before any decision.

Daily brushing, cleaning under the prosthesis with special floss or a water flosser, wearing the provided night guard, and professional maintenance appointments. A written maintenance plan is provided.

It depends on your plan. Dental implants are generally not covered by the RAMQ; some private insurance plans reimburse part of the cost. We provide a detailed estimate you can submit to your insurer before starting.

The examination, the 3D X-ray, and a written treatment plan with exact costs.

# Next step

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5001 Rue Jean-Talon O, Montréal, QC H4P 1W7
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