If you’re missing teeth and are thinking about dental implants, you might be wondering, “What does the process actually involve?”
So, let us walk you through it, step by step.
During your consultation, we’ll take a 3D X-ray right here in our clinic. We’ll also take a close look at your teeth, gums, and bone health to make sure you’re a good candidate for dental implants. We’ll go over the treatment plan and costs with you so that you’re fully informed and comfortable every step of the way.
This is where we place a small titanium or zirconia post into your jawbone. Think of it as a new root for your tooth. Depending on where your missing tooth is, we might also give you a temporary crown to wear while you heal.
Don’t worry. We’ll make sure you’re comfortable throughout the procedure. And if you prefer, we can offer general anaesthesia so you can sleep through the whole procedure and wake up with your new implant in place.
After the implant is placed, we give it time to bond with your bone. This process, called osseointegration, usually takes a few months. It’s crucial for creating a solid foundation for your new tooth, ensuring long-lasting results.
Once everything has healed properly, we’ll design and attach a custom-made crown that looks and functions just like a natural tooth. The result is a smile that not only looks great but feels strong and comfortable too.
Throughout the entire process, we’ll guide you step by step, making sure you feel confident, comfortable, and well-informed.
At Greenvale Dental House, we also offer various payment plan options to make it easier for you to get the care you need.
So, if you’ve been thinking about dental implants and want to find out if they’re right for you, simply call us or complete the form on our website. We’re here to help and can’t wait to see your new smile!
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