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Types of Dental Implants

Single Tooth Dental Implant

The single dental implant treatment is helpful for patients who are only missing a single tooth. A bridge is used to replace the affected area and the adjacent teeth are shaped to ensure the perfect fit for the implant.

Multiple Dental Implants

If you have lost many teeth, then a multiple-teeth implant solution is the one for you. In addition, you must ensure you have strong and healthy gums for a multiple implants procedure as it involves re-structuring your set of teeth.

Full Mouth Dental Implants

Full-mouth dental implants are beneficial for those who have a lot of damaged teeth or no real teeth/natural teeth remaining. To complete this process, a fixed bridge is placed into the jaw and artificial teeth are permanently attached to each implant.

Dental Implant Treatment

At Dental Suite, the entire dental implants procedure and treatment program will take 3-6 months to be fully completed. This requires a three-step process that includes:

  1. If you have a damaged tooth, it will be removed by an oral surgeon before the start of the procedure. Once completed, the implant is placed into the jaw. A screw will also be inserted to help the implant completely fuse with the jaw bone. Once the implant is fused with the jaw bone, the gum will grow over the implant over time.
  2. When returning to the Dental Suite clinic, we will uncover your implant and attach a ‘post.’ The implant and post will be the foundational base for your new tooth.
  3. The final step involves our dentists creating a crown/artificial tooth that matches your natural teeth. This will incorporate factors such as size, shape, and colour. Once completed, the crown is attached to the implant post, giving you a stunning new smile.

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Dental Implants – Frequently Asked Questions

How long do dental implants last?

Dental implants are considered a long-term investment as they can last 25 years or longer. However, the lifecycle of your implants depends on the level of care and maintenance you practice. Hence, when the procedure is completed by a team of professionals, such as the dentists at Dental Suite, they will not need replacing until they have severely aged.

How much do most dental implants cost?

The dental implant cost range does vary depending on the depth of treatment required. While the cost of dental implants can vary, we ensure that there are no hidden costs for our clients. Generally, a single-tooth dental implant will cost between $1,500-$6,500. However, the final price will depend on factors including your oral health history, additional dental complications, the severity of your care, and more. Talk to our dental implant specialist in Sydney today for more information about our pricing and flexible payment plans.

Are dental implants painful?

The dental implant procedure is not painful as it is performed under general or local anaesthetic. Hence, you won’t feel anything while your mouth is completely numb. However, you may experience mild pain after the procedure once the numbness wears off. This will get better with time and should only last for a few days.

Is it worth getting teeth implants?

If you need to replace a missing tooth, investing in dental implants is worthwhile. They provide a strong foundation for dental prostheses such as crowns and caps and ensure your smile looks as natural as possible.

It’s common for people with damaged teeth to lose their confidence, especially when this affects their front teeth. We are all about helping our clients rebuild their perfect smile, one tooth at a time. To rectify your set of teeth and rebuild your confidence it is worth considering dental implants in Sydney from Dental Suite. Searching for high-quality dental implants in Sydney? Contact our dental implant specialist team at Dental Suite today for more information about implant dentistry, the right dental implant treatment, oral surgery, other tooth replacement methods, pricing and payment plans.

 

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