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Suitability is determined after an appropriate clinical assessment.
Plan before treatment
Timing and next steps are confirmed only after the clinician’s review.
Understand the treatment before deciding.
A dental implant is a fixture placed in the jawbone to support a crown, bridge or, in suitable cases, an implant-supported denture. Bone availability, gum health, oral health, bite and other clinical factors must be assessed first.
01The missing-tooth area and neighbouring teeth
02Bone and gum conditions
03Imaging and restorative planning needs
04Healing, maintenance and possible alternative options
From assessment to next steps.
- 01
Consultation and assessment
The dentist assesses oral health, the missing-tooth area and the clinical factors relevant to implant treatment.
- 02
Digital planning
Suitable imaging and records may be used to assess the available anatomy and plan placement.
- 03
Placement and healing
If appropriate, the implant is placed and a healing period is allowed before restoration.
- 04
Restoration and maintenance
A custom restoration is fitted when appropriate, with ongoing hygiene and review advised.
Meet the doctors for this treatment.
Explore the profiles and clinical focus of the team members associated with this treatment area.
Smile Gallery
Selected anonymised images supplied and approved for publication by the clinic. Results vary from person to person.
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Anonymised treatment example 1: before on the left and after on the right.BeforeAfter
Anonymised treatment example 2: before on the left and after on the right.BeforeAfter
Questions to bring to your consultation.
Does every implant patient need bone grafting?
No. Additional grafting is considered only when assessment indicates that available bone is insufficient for the proposed plan.
Is implant treatment completed in one visit?
Often it involves multiple stages. Timing depends on the anatomy, procedure, healing and restoration required.
Are implants the only way to replace a tooth?
No. Bridges and removable options may also be considered. The dentist can explain the advantages and limitations for your case.
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