STEP 01
Consultation and records
Evaluate gum and bone health and replacement choices.
A CLOSER LOOK
Your treatment journey
These photographs illustrate common dental-care stages. Your actual treatment will depend on a clinical assessment.
STEP 02
Placement planning
An individual treatment plan considers anatomy and medical factors.
STEP 03
Restoration and maintenance
Restoration and future reviews are discussed with the clinician.
What Are Dental Implants?
A dental implant is a fixture placed in the jawbone to support a replacement tooth or dental prosthesis.
Who May Be Suitable?
- Jawbone volume and quality
- Gum health and oral hygiene
- General health and medications
- Smoking status and healing considerations
- Bite, neighbouring teeth and restorative needs
The Dental Implant Process
- Consultation and assessment
- Treatment planning and discussion of options
- Implant placement where indicated
- Healing and restoration
- Maintenance and follow-up
Treatment Planning
Suitability, healing time and restoration stages vary by patient. An examination helps determine whether implants or alternatives are suitable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are implants suitable for everyone?
No. Suitability must be assessed for each patient.
How long does treatment take?
Depends on bone, gums, healing and additional procedures.
Are there alternatives?
Options may include a bridge or removable denture.
Ready to discuss your dental concerns?
Begin with a consultation to explore the appropriate treatment options.