YOUR GATEWAY TO A
confident smile!The what...
What is a dental implant?A dental implant is a small, strong metal replacement tooth root that is placed in your jawbone by a dentist.
When you get a dental implant, it will act as an artificial root and provide a stable foundation for the replacement tooth, which your dentist will refer to as a crown.
The why…
Why would you need an implant?
In most cases, your dentist will advise you to get an implant to replace missing tooth.
It improves your oral health, restores functionality, and enhances your smile, giving you the confidence to eat, speak, and smile without any worries.
The how...
How quick is it to get an implant?Dental implants can either be placed in the dentist’s chair under local anesthesia or surgically in hospital/clinic theatre. This all depends on how complicated the implant placement will be.
There are two methods of placing an implant, and based on your case, your dentist will advise you which option will be best for you.
The how much…
How much does it cost
to get an implant?
Unfortunately there are no set amount you can prepare for this expense. There are a lot of factors that plays a role when your dentist provides you with a cost estimate.
Remember to take into consideration: the complexity of the case, materials used, additional procedures needed (bone grafting / sinus lifting), connector (abutment) placement and the replacement crown.
The what next…
How to
take care
of your implant?
You have now made this investment in your confident smile, this means proper aftercare is essential for the success and longevity of a dental implant.
Following the placement of a dental implant, it’s important to take care of the implant site and maintain good oral hygiene.
The how...
How quick is it to get an implant?Dental implants can either be placed in the dentist’s chair under local anesthesia or surgically in hospital/clinic theatre. This all depends on how complicated the implant placement will be.
There are two methods of placing an implant, and based on your case, your dentist will advise you which option will be best for you.