Restore your smile with dental implants
We offer strong, natural-looking replacements for lasting function, comfort, and confidence.
Restore your smile with dental implants
We offer strong, natural-looking replacements for lasting function, comfort, and confidence.
Missing or damaged teeth can affect far more than your appearance – they can make eating difficult, impact your speech, and cause surrounding teeth to shift. Over time, tooth loss can also lead to bone shrinkage in the jaw, changing the shape of your face and compromising your oral health.
What are dental implants?
A dental implant is a two-part system designed to replace a missing tooth from root to crown. The implant is made of a biocompatible material, which integrates with your jawbone to provide a stable foundation for a replacement tooth.
Unlike dentures or bridges, implants do not rely on neighbouring teeth for support, helping preserve your natural tooth structure and maintain healthy bone.
Each implant has three key components:
- Implant: The artificial “root” surgically placed into the jawbone to provide stability.
- Abutment: A secure connector that attaches the replacement tooth or teeth to the implant.
- Crown: The visible part of the restoration, custom-made to match the shape and colour of your natural teeth.
Types of dental implant solutions
Dental implants are highly versatile and can be used in different ways depending on your needs:
- Single-Tooth Implants – Replace one missing tooth with a single implant and crown for a natural, seamless result.
- Implant-Supported Bridges – Ideal for replacing several missing teeth in a row without affecting surrounding healthy teeth.
- Implant-Retained Dentures – A secure alternative to traditional dentures, anchored by implants for improved comfort, stability, and chewing ability.
Benefits of dental implants
- Natural look, feel, and function
- Prevent bone loss and preserve facial structure
- Long-lasting solution with a 98% success rate in healthy patients
- Easy to care for with regular brushing, flossing, and check-ups
- Restore your bite, speech, and confidence
Start to finish implant care
For your convenience, we provide the entire dental implant process in one location – from precise placement surgery to your final custom crown. In many cases, sedation isn’t necessary, though it can be arranged if you require additional procedures like bone grafting.
Frequently asked questions
If you have missing, cracked, dead or chipped teeth and are looking for a permanent solution with a natural aesthetic, dental implants may be ideal for you. We invite you to book a consultation with our experienced team to learn more about how we can help you!
Yes, dental implants are usually a good option for your oral health. Speak to your dentist about whether they would be suitable for you.
As with natural teeth, it's important to properly care for your dental implants to avoid issues. That means thoroughly brushing your teeth and rinsing out your mouth to remove debris and plaque. You'll also want to continue getting regular dental check-ups. If you neglect your dental hygiene after you've received dental implants, plaque and gum infections can occur because they're bonded with the jawbone and gum tissues.
Dental implants are made to last, so technically speaking, they should last a lifetime. Regular check ups and proper care will ensure their longevity. If anything, you may need a new crown after 10-15 years if your existing one begins to wear down or crack.
Dental implants require minor surgeries, which means there are some risks involved. These include; infection, sinus problems, injury, or nerve damage. Although these are not the norm, it is best to speak to your dentist about the risks involved with your specific case.
Ready to replace missing teeth and regain your smile?
Book your consultation online today or call the number below to find out if dental implants are right for you.
