Treatment
Dental Implants
A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth with a medical-grade titanium fixture, then restores the visible tooth with a custom ceramic crown. Placed correctly, an implant preserves the jawbone and behaves like a natural tooth for decades.
Who this is for
- Anyone missing one or more teeth
- Patients with loose or uncomfortable dentures
- Cases where a bridge would mean cutting healthy neighbouring teeth
How the treatment runs
- 1
Assessment & CBCT scan
3D imaging of bone volume, nerve position and sinus anatomy before any decision is made.
- 2
Digital planning
Implant position is planned virtually and transferred with a surgical guide for precision.
- 3
Placement
A short, comfortable procedure under local anaesthesia, with sedation available.
- 4
Healing & integration
8–16 weeks for the implant to fuse with bone, with a temporary tooth where visible.
- 5
Final crown
A custom shade-matched ceramic crown is fitted and the bite refined.
Common questions
Considering dental implants?
Book a consultation to find out whether it is the right option for your case — and what it will realistically involve.