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Restorative

Dental Implants

This natural-looking restorative solution is popular for replacing missing teeth. Implants offer both functionality and aesthetics for a happy smile.

Dental Implants benefits

Replace missing teeth

If implants are given the right care, they will give you a long-lasting or even lifelong solution. They often outperform bridges in terms of durability and success rates.

Boost confidence

You can enjoy the freedom to speak, eat and smile naturally without worrying about gaps or discomfort.

Secure dentures

Dental implants can stabilise dentures to prevent slippage to improve both comfort and function.

What are Dental Implants?

They’re a modern and minimally invasive solution to replace your missing teeth. The advanced treatment for dental implants involves placing a titanium post into the jawbone, and this then acts as a tooth root. The post supports a bridge, crown or even dentures to give your smile a natural look and feel.  

The Benefits of Dental Implants

  • They’re a lifelong replacement for your missing teeth: With the right care, implants can last a lifetime. They give you superior results compared to alternative options like dentures and bridges. 

  • They restore your quality of life: Implants allow you to speak, eat and smile with confidence.  

  • Versatility: Whether you’re getting a full mouth of dental implants, replacing a single tooth or stabilising dentures, this tailored solution provides for a variety of needs.  

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How it works

1

Initial Assessment

Your dentist will evaluate your oral health, jawbone structure and dental history to decide if dental implants are right for you.

2

Implant Placement

Through a minor surgical procedure, a titanium post is placed into your jawbone. Over the next few months, the dental implant fuses with your jawbone in a process named osseointegration.

3

Healing Period

Temporary crowns or prosthetics may be used to maintain the aesthetics and function of your mouth while the implant integrates with the bone.

4

Abutment Placement

When the healing process is complete, an abutment is attached to the dental implant, which is used to hold the prosthetic tooth in place.

5

Final Restoration

A custom-made prosthetic tooth, denture or crown is securely attached to complete your smile.

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A word from our patients

We always want to make sure our patients have an exceptional experience and leave our practices with happy smiles. Here are some of our most recent success stories.

I had a new implant tooth fitted two weeks ago and have been very happy with every aspect of the process. The dentist always explained every step of what he was doing and was always friendly and very calm and reassuring throughout every procedure.

FAQs

What are dental implants made of?

Most implants are made using biocompatible titanium. This material integrates naturally with your jawbone.

Can anyone have implants?

You’ll need a healthy mouth and sufficient jawbone. Some patients might need preparatory treatments such as gum surgery, bone grafts or orthodontics before implants can be placed.

Are implants suitable for nervous patients?

Yes they are! Due to digital technology and advanced treatments, modern implantation dentistry surgery is virtually pain free and minimally invasive. In some cases, nervous patients may benefit from sedation to make sure they have a relaxed experience.

Are implants safe?

Yes, dental implants are backed by over 30 years of clinical research and are a well-established treatment. With a success rate exceeding 95%, they’re one of the most reliable and safest dental procedures you can get.

How long does the implant process take?

It takes about nine months from the initial consultation to the placement of the final restoration to complete the entire dental implant treatment. However, this can depend on individual healing times which isn’t the same for everyone.

How quickly can I go back to work after implants?

The majority of patients resume work and their daily activities within one or two days after surgery.

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