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Dental implants are an innovative and natural-looking way to replace missing teeth. They are superior to bridges and dentures because they don’t move or fall out, and topped with a crown that is made to fit right in with your natural teeth. And best of all, 3D technology helps reduce the time you spend in the chair while it helps us perfect the implant and the procedure used to place it.

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Dental implants are an innovative and natural-looking way to replace missing teeth. They are superior to bridges and dentures because they don’t move or fall out, and topped with a crown that is made to fit right in with your natural teeth. And best of all, 3D technology helps reduce the time you spend in the chair while it helps us perfect the implant and the procedure used to place it.

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Benefits of Dental Implants

Because dental implants are secured into your mouth, they look and feel more like your real teeth. But there are more benefits than aesthetics.

Dental implants preserve your natural bone and can even stimulate bone growth

The titanium used to secure dental implants is one of the rare materials that is biocompatible with human bone, and actually fuses with the bone so your dental implant is strong and secure

Your self-esteem will improve knowing you have improved your smile with natural-looking dental crowns

Many people find their speech improves, as gaps from missing teeth are filled in, and there is no slipping like dentures

Once healed, dental implants are more comfortable than dentures, bridges or missing teeth

Your jawbone and cheeks will maintain their shape, helping you avoid some of the undesired features that may come with missing or damaged teeth

Oral health improves as surrounding teeth and gums remain supported and intact

Dental implants are more convenient because you don’t have to take them out to clean them like dentures

Types of Dental Implants

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Am I a Candidate for a Dental Implant?

Our caring team of professionals strive to give you the satisfaction you deserve. That’s why our first goal is to save your teeth, if possible, and work with you on financing. So, if you have a tooth that is very damaged or diseased, it may need to be removed, and if this is the case, then a dental implant may be an option for you. Your dentist will do a full examination and evaluation to determine how we can best serve you, and then discuss all options with you. We understand that everyone wants to look and feel their best, but there are some cases where a dental implant might not be right:

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Diseased or receding gums

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Loss or deformity of the jawbone

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Excess bacteria or plaque buildup on surrounding teeth

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Previously failed implants

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Severe osteoporosis

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Heavy smoking habit

If any of these pertains to you, talk to your dentist to learn your options. In some cases, we may be able to help you get dental implants. For example, if you have gum disease or excess bacteria, we may be able to help you clean and clear your teeth to prepare for the procedure. Our compassionate team will do their best to find a solution that is right for you.

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3D Technology for the Best Care

We utilise the latest in technology to ensure we provide you with the best, up-to-date procedures available. We begin with 3D x-rays that show us a 3D version of your teeth, which comes with many benefits including:

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Less radiation exposure due to better equipment

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Increased diagnostic accuracy for a personalised diagnosis and comfort

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Best imagery with multiple views, allowing us to identify any problems before they get worse

We also use computer-guided implant surgery and 3D cone beam scans that show us an accurate impression of your mouth. We have the ability to determine the angle of the implant and the perfect size and exact placement of the implant before the surgery. When you come in for the implant, you have peace of mind knowing that your implant and surgery have been planned out several times, so the procedure will be quicker and easier. And better tech means that your recovery will be quicker as fewer complications arise.

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After hearing numerous excellent reports about this clinic, I decided to visit myself. I must say that it was a fantastic experience, even better than I expected! The clinic is bright and modern, the receptionists and nurses are friendly and help to put you at ease. The dentist is gentle, knowledgeable and explains everything so thoroughly!

I highly recommend this clinic!

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Procedure

Knowing what to expect when you get dental implants can help lessen the stress of your procedure. The following is what you can expect when you decide that dental implants might be right for you.

Step 1

When you first come in, your dentist will do an initial consultation and evaluation. She/he will let you know if you are a candidate for dental implants, and then go over your options.

Step 2

Your professional will take a 3D x-ray to capture a complete view of your teeth and jawbone.

Step 3

Your tooth or teeth will be prepared, if necessary. We will clean bacteria or do a full tooth cleaning if it is required.

Step 4

Your decayed or damaged tooth will be extracted, and we can graft the socket.

Step 5

The implant will be placed, usually the next day, unless the computer-guided surgery is being utilised. If that is the case, we may ask you to come back for the implant while we perfect the procedure.

Step 6

Once the implant is placed, a final impression will be taken, and a crown will be secured in place.

Step 7

The entire process may take a few days up to two weeks, depending on the individual’s oral condition.

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How Long Will My Dental Implants Last?

Dental implants become a part of your mouth and the crowns are very much like your teeth. Just like your natural teeth, they are prone to a buildup of bacteria. In addition, your entire mouth is still subject to disease and other problems, so taking care of all your teeth is important.
Proper brushing, flossing and rinsing can help ward off disease and receding gums. Regular dental checkups can help catch problems before they arise. And watching your diet by limiting sugar, bottled juices and soft drinks can help your gums remain healthy. All of these factors contribute to the overall health of your teeth, gums and bone and each is important for your dental implant to last as long as possible. And with proper hygiene and the right care, a dental implant can last up to 25 years!

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While we agree that you can’t put a price on good health (especially when it comes to your teeth), we understand the reality of family budgets. That’s why we offer flexible treatment options and family-affordable pricing. You might say the only thing average about Dental House is our prices.

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If you are considering a dental implant to replace a missing or problematic tooth, let our team of gentle and compassionate professionals here at Dental House find a solution for you. We are committed to helping you have the best dental experience possible.

Disclaimer: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.

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