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Why Choose Dental Implants

Dental implants can be used to support individual teeth, several teeth in the form of a dental bridge or all of your teeth. Dental implants can also be used to stabilise dentures.

Dental implants give you the freedom to eat, laugh and talk with confidence — knowing that your new teeth are securely held in place. With traditional crown and bridge procedures, healthy adjoining teeth may need to be ground down. With dental implants this can normally be avoided.

Dental implants can help to maintain facial structure and the bone tissue in the jaw. With full implants, the use of denture adhesives is not required, helping to eliminate the discomfort of ill-fitting dentures.

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How implants work

Dental implants are a safe and reliable solution to permanently replace one or more missing teeth. Looking, feeling and functioning like a natural tooth, a dental implant is a small screw made from surgical grade titanium that replaces the root portion of a missing tooth. This becomes the foundation for new replacement teeth, crown, or dental bridge.

Dental Implants can be used to support individual teeth, several teeth in the form of a dental bridge or all of your teeth.

Dental implants can be also used to stabilise denture. Dental Implant give you the freedom to eat, laugh and talk with confidence -knowing that your new teeth are securely held in place.

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The benefits of implants

With traditional crown and bridge procedures, healthy adjoining teeth may need to be ground down. With dental implants this can normally be avoided.

Dental implants can help to maintain facial structure and the bone tissue in the jaw.

With full implants, the use of denture adhesives is not required, helping to eliminate the discomfort of ill-fitting dentures.

Dental implants can be a cost-effective solution to missing teeth as they are long lasting and reliable.

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What are the types of Implants

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Single Dental Implants

Dental implants provide the optional solution for anyone missing one or more of their natural teeth. Solutions are Individually designed for each specific situation, allowing nearly everyone to eat, laugh and smile naturally.

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Multiple Dental Implants

If you have lost several teeth there are typically two solution available to you: Separate crowns on dental implants or a bridge attached to two or more dental implants.

If you are looking for an alternative solution to denture, then dental implants may be the right choice for you. If you are missing all of your teeth in either your upper or lower jaw, or both jaws dental implants can support two solutions.

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Bridge Stabilisation

A bridge can be fitted to one or two single implants on which two or more crowns can be placed, providing a structure for the bridge to fill the gap two or more adjoining teeth are missing.

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Denture Stabilisation

If you have loose or ill-fitting denture, your ability to eat and smile may become affected. Denture stabilisation is a great treatment for people who are having trouble with loose denture or those who need the support of implants.

How safe are Dental Implants?

With the advances in modern technology, dental implants are suitable to almost all patients. In some cases, this might mean that an additional procedure may need to be completed to strengthen the jawbone. This procedure is completely safe and is a routine part of dental implant treatment. If the bone has reabsorbed, bone can be placed in a separate procedure prior to the implants being placed. There are several ways in which this can be achieved and your dental practitioner will advise as to which treatment is suitable.

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Your implant journey

  • Consultation with your dentist
  • Establishing a treatment plan
  • Performing all prerequisite procedures to ensure a good outcome, including extractions and bone grafts
  • Allow for healing time for procedures
  • Return for placement of post
  • Allow time for gums to heal
  • Return for placement of the abutment and taking impressions
  • Return for installation of your crown

The time frame from start to finish is around is 3-9 months.

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