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Missing teeth can cause a range of issues, including difficulty eating and chewing, aesthetic problems from gaps in the smile, and changes in the gums and bone as surrounding teeth move into the space created by a missing tooth.
Dental implants Adelaide replace missing teeth and restore a strong, attractive, and healthy-looking smile, allowing you to eat your favourite foods without worrying about false teeth.
For those concerned about the cost of dental implants Adelaide, we offer affordable options and flexible dental implants Adelaide payment plans.
Our services include Adelaide tooth removals & dental implants, ensuring comprehensive care. We provide the best dental implants Adelaide and the dental implants South Australia trusts.
Our teeth implants Adelaide are competitively priced, and we are transparent about dental implant cost Adelaide.
Nothing is more natural than a healthy smile, but this is hard with large gaps. Implants will boost your self-confidence.
Unlike dentures or false teeth, which are removable and not as strong as natural teeth, implants are fixed and permanent.
With frequent check ups, regular brushing, and a good dental hygiene routine, implants will last for significant periods of time.
Although having implants fitted is a surgical procedure, it is very safe and predictable, generally carried out under local anaesthetic.
Missing teeth can cause sagging cheeks, affecting your ability to speak clearly. Implants can help you speak with clarity again.
Missing teeth can limit the foods you can eat. Dental implants help you bite, chew and digest properly once more.
The first stage to having dental implants fitted is a consultation at Malvern Dental and Smile Design Cosmetic Dentist Adelaide. At this meeting, we will undertake a comprehensive examination, including taking X-Rays, and together we will then formulate a personalised treatment plan.
At your first treatment session, the titanium post will be screwed in place so that the process of osseointegration (where the implant fuses with the jaw bone) can begin.
At your second appointment, a small metal post is inserted into the implant, and an artificial tooth crown is then attached. If you are having implants to replace multiple missing teeth, a bridge or full arch may be attached to the implant.
Once you have dental implants in place, you are able to eat and chew food as normal, and maintain a regular oral health routine.
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