Dental Implants
A new root, full function back.
Replacing a missing tooth from the root.
Dental Implants
Why we treat it this way
An implant is not a tooth glued into a gap. It is the reconstruction of a root that carries load and keeps the bone from resorbing. That is why the work begins with a 3D scan measuring bone volume, nerve position and sinus anatomy before any decision is made.
The implant position is planned digitally starting from the final tooth - we design the outcome first and place the fixture to serve it, not the other way round. That is what makes the final crown look and work like a natural tooth.
3D planning
Bone and nerve mapped before surgery.
Guided surgery
More accuracy, less trauma, faster healing.
Integration follow-up
Scheduled reviews through to the final crown.
Our process
Clear steps, no surprises.
Healing time differs between cases and cannot be promised before examination.
- Digital planning
- CBCT imaging when needed
- Strict sterilisation protocols
Assessment
Full assessment and 3D imaging when indicated.
Planning
Planning the implant position and final restoration.
Treatment & follow-up
Surgery, healing period, then restoration.
Who it's for
Is this right for you?
- One or several missing teeth
- A removable denture that never felt stable
- An old bridge that stressed the neighbouring teeth
- A preference for a fixed, long-term solution
Know what to expect
Book an implant assessment and find out whether your bone is ready.
- Stability while chewing
- No reduction of neighbouring teeth
- A clear staged plan
Information provided is general and does not replace an examination or diagnosis by a dentist.
Suitability is determined after examination, imaging and a medical history review.