Single Dental Implant
Implants can replace one or several teeth and help stabilise loose dentures. A titanium insert is placed in the jawbone to replace the missing root; the bone fuses with the implant, which is then protected with a crown.
Replace missing teeth
Dental Implants
A permanent, natural-looking way to restore your smile, comfort and oral health.
Whether you’re missing a tooth or two, dental implants may be the solution you’re looking for. Unlike dentures or bridges, implants are a permanent and more natural-looking way to restore your smile and improve your overall oral health.
During your initial consultation, we assess your jaw and the missing tooth and prepare a plan tailored to your situation. We take the time to answer your questions and explain the process in detail, so you feel confident and well-informed throughout. With proper care, implants can last many years.
What we offer
Dental Implants at Optimal Dental Care
All-on-Four (Implant-Supported Fixed Denture)
For those missing most of their teeth and tired of dentures, an implant-supported fixed denture anchors a full set of replacement teeth using as few as four implants — removing the need for a separate implant per tooth.
Implant-Supported Removable Denture
A durable metal framework with natural-looking teeth, supported by implants. Unlike a fixed solution, it can be removed for daily cleaning and adjusted as needed, using high-quality biocompatible materials for a comfortable, custom fit.
Frequently asked questions
Dental implants are artificial tooth roots, made of titanium, that are placed into the jawbone to support replacement teeth or bridges.
Generally, anyone in good oral and overall health with missing teeth may be a candidate. Individual suitability is assessed by your dentist.
It typically takes several months, including consultation and records, implant placement, healing (osseointegration) and placement of the final restoration.
Local anaesthesia is used during placement, so discomfort is usually minimal. Some soreness and swelling afterwards is common and can generally be managed with simple pain relief.
With proper care, good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, dental implants can last many years.
Implants are designed to look and function like natural teeth. Once the crown is placed, it closely resembles a natural tooth.
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