In this paper we prove that if a Cantor set has ratios of dissection bounded away from zero, then there is a natural number N, such that its N-fold sum is an interval. Moreover, for each element z of this interval, we explicitly construct the N elements of C whose sum yields z. We also extend a result of Mendes and Oliveira showing that when s is irrational C-a + C-a(s) is an interval if and only if a/(1 -2a) a(s)/(1-2a(s)) greater than or equal to 1.