Replacing a single tooth

Whether your tooth was lost through a traumatic injury or advanced dental disease, a single tooth can be replaced successfully with a dental implant with clinically proven results.

Life Benefits

• Removes the need to compromise healthy adjacent teeth
• Helps to preserve the jawbone by providing full root and tooth substitution.
• are the closest possible replacement to natural teeth
• Provide a long –lasting, reliable and stable replacement when cared for properly

Replacing several teeth

If you have several missing teeth,  may be wearing a denture or partial denture. This can sometimes be a real burden, causing embarrassment and generally having a real negative impact on your quality of life. Implants can be a viable and clinically proven alternative to multiple missing teeth.

Life Benefits

• Multiple teeth can sometimes be replaced by the use of a limited number implants as opposed to replacing each missing tooth with individual implants.
• Removes the need to compromise healthy adjacent teeth
• Helps to preserve the jawbone by providing full root and tooth substitution.
• You are able to chew a variety of foods again
• Eliminate problems associated with partial dentures such as visible clasps.

Full arch replcement

There are certain clinical situations where all of the upper/lower teeth have been missing due to dental disease or trauma. Dental implants can be used to restore a full arch or full mouth in a safe, predictable and long lasting way. These can be fixed “permanent “ teeth. Nowadays, with the technology and advanced dental materials, we are able to restore full smiles by using fixed implant-supported restorations.

Life Benefits

• A fixed or removeable set of teeth can be used to replace all your missing teeth
• Aesthetics and function fully restored
• Smile can be customised to your needs.
• You are able to chew a variety of foods again
• Eliminate problems associated with partial dentures such as visible clasps.

Denture Stabilisation

If your dentures are loose or ill fiting, your ability to speak or eat may become affected. There is now a procedure whereby your dentures can be fixed to your jaw with dental implants known as implant over-dentures or implant retained dentures. It offers patients that wear dentures with a more permanent solution with a significant improvement in quality of life. You will be able to enjoy your food and feel comfortable smiling, safe in the knowledge that your dentures will remain in place.