Dental Implants
The permanent solution for missing teeth
What are Dental Implants?
A dental implant is a titanium screw placed into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth root. Once healed, it supports a crown, bridge, or denture — creating a replacement that looks, feels, and functions like a natural tooth. Unlike traditional dentures or bridges, implants preserve bone structure, protect surrounding teeth, and provide a long-term solution for missing teeth.
Know What to Look for in Dental Implants
Comprehensive Assessment
A proper implant journey starts with full records: 3D CBCT scans, X-rays, and clinical photos to evaluate bone, gums, and bite.
Treatment Planning & Transparency
The dentist should explain the step-by-step process, expected timeline, costs, and any additional procedures (e.g., bone grafting or sinus lift) before treatment begins.
Surgeon’s Skill & Surgical Precision
Successful implant surgery depends largely on the surgeon’s expertise. A skilled dentist ensures precise alignment and natural bite for lasting function. They handle complex cases with minimally invasive techniques for faster recovery and may offer same-day implant placement with a temporary crown. Using strict sterility and digital planning, they prioritize accuracy and your safety throughout.
Focus on Integration & Occlusion
Beyond placement, success depends on osseointegration (bone healing around the implant) and fine-tuned bite adjustment. This ensures your implant doesn’t just look natural, but also supports healthy chewing forces.
High-Quality Materials
Implants should come from reputable systems with proven track records. Crowns are ideally crafted from strong, aesthetic materials such as zirconia or ceramic for durability and a natural finish.
Aftercare & Maintenance
Long-term success requires ongoing care. Choose a clinic that provides follow-up reviews, hygiene checks, and clear instructions for keeping implants healthy for decades.
Know What to Look For in a Dental Cleaning
A quality dental cleaning should be more than a quick polish. Here's what defines a good treatment:
Comprehensive Oral Examination
Not just a cleaning — your dentist should assess your gums, teeth, and oral hygiene before starting.
Gentle, Thorough Scaling
Plaque and tartar should be removed carefully using both ultrasonic and hand instruments, not rushed or overly aggressive.
Polishing with Purpose
Be cautious if polishing is done only with a rubber cup — that’s typically used for children. Adult stains often require airflow polishing (ProphyJet) for effective stain removal. Ask if this option is available.
Cleaning Done by a Dentist vs. Hygienist
When done by a dentist, you're getting care from someone trained to identify and treat overall oral health issues — not just polish teeth. This includes spotting early decay, bite problems, or gum disease.
Charting & Documentation
Are they recording your gum health, pocket depths, or plaque levels? Proper charting helps track progress and detect issues early.
Before & After Visibility
Can you see the difference? A quality clinic will often show you before-and-after images — especially when using high-magnification or intraoral cameras — so you're not just told, but shown what’s been cleaned.
Treatment Overview
Advanced Implant Process
Your implant journey starts with a detailed consultation, including photos, X-rays, and a 3D CBCT scan to assess bone and plan placement. Your dentist will discuss options, timelines, and any needed procedures like bone grafts. During surgery, a titanium implant is placed under local anesthesia, with sedation if needed, and a temporary tooth may be provided. Over 3 to 6 months, the implant fuses with your bone, creating a strong base. Once healed, an abutment is attached, and a custom crown or bridge is fitted for natural function and look. The process ends with aftercare instructions, bite checks, and regular reviews to ensure long-term success.
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Who It’s For
Perfect for anyone looking to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Especially important for patients prone to plaque buildup, smokers, or those with early signs of gum issues.
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Who Qualifies for Implants?
Dental implants are ideal for patients missing one or more teeth who want a fixed, long-term solution instead of removable dentures. Candidates should have healthy gums, sufficient bone support (or be open to grafting), and be committed to good oral hygiene. Implants provide a natural-looking restoration that protects the jawbone and surrounding teeth.
ideal Candidates
Who It’s For
Perfect for anyone looking to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Especially important for patients prone to plaque buildup, smokers, or those with early signs of gum issues.
How It Works?
Thorough oral assessment
Ultrasonic scaling to remove plaque & tartar
Polishing to smoothen and brighten enamel
Our professional cleaning goes beyond brushing. Using ultrasonic and hand instruments, we gently remove hardened plaque and polish the teeth to a smooth, refreshed finish — leaving your mouth feeling clean and revitalised.
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Schedule a Whitening Session
Who It’s For
Perfect for anyone looking to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Especially important for patients prone to plaque buildup, smokers, or those with early signs of gum issues.
FAQs
Implant Questions
How long do implants last?
With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime and have success rates over 95%.
Is the surgery painful?
Most patients report less discomfort than expected. Local anesthesia and sedation ensure comfort.
How long is the process?
From placement to final restoration typically takes 3-6 months for proper healing.
Are implants covered by insurance?
Coverage varies, but many plans provide partial coverage. We offer financing options.
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