Oral and medical context
We assess gums, adjacent teeth, bite, and the missing-tooth area, and review medication, chronic conditions, and smoking.
IMPLANT & TOOTH REPLACEMENT
Dental implants and missing-tooth options
Implants are one option, not the only option. We compare implants, bridges, and removable dentures in the context of your oral health, medical history, priorities, and maintenance needs.
PLANNING
Examination, design, treatment, and maintenance
Bone and anatomical assessment
The dentist determines whether 3D imaging, grafting, preliminary care, or an alternative tooth-replacement option should be considered.
Long-term cleaning and review
Implants and implant restorations require home cleaning and professional review; they are not maintenance-free.
Implant treatment has indications, risks, and a possibility of failure. Cost and treatment time can only be estimated after an examination and appropriate imaging.
FAQ
Before an implant consultation
Can an implant be placed immediately?
Immediate placement depends on infection, bone, gum conditions, and initial stability. It is not appropriate in every case.
How long does treatment take?
Extraction, healing, grafting, and restorative design can all affect the timeline. A reliable estimate requires clinical and imaging assessment.
What should I bring?
Bring recent X-rays or scans, prior dental records, and a medication list if available. You can still book without these documents.
Compare your tooth-replacement options
Send the location of the missing tooth and any available imaging details when booking.