The first step in your journey is to take advantage of our free consultation service. This is ideal for anyone who is looking to learn more about treatment in a relaxed and non-clinical environment. Our highly-trained team will understand what your concerns are and how you would like to improve your smile. We will go through all the relevant treatments, providing you with detailed information on the benefits, risks, and processes of the treatments.

Once you are ready to progress to the next step, we will invite you to an hour-long implant assessment. Our clinical team will listen to your concerns and understand the areas in which you would like to improve. You will be provided with an oral health assessment, after which we will conduct a 3D bone scan. The bone scan will allow our team to assess your bone level, any infections, and other dental risks or considerations. We will share these findings with you and provide you with detailed information on your implant options.

Typically, our clinical team will schedule half a day for each patient who has dental implant treatment with us. Therefore, the session may take anywhere between 2 and 4 hours. If you have opted for sedation, then this will be administered to you upon your arrival. After this, the surgical procedure will begin, which can consist of existing tooth or root removal, hygiene treatment, bone grafting, and dental implant placement.

Patients are provided a temporary restoration after their implant surgery. However, some patients need to wait several months while the implants fully heal before they can be restored with a crown or a bridge. A common reason why implants fail is to do with loading the implants too early. Therefore, our team will never rush the healing process. Our team will carefully monitor your progress over the upcoming months to ensure your implants are healing and binding well to your jawbone.

Patients are provided a temporary restoration after their implant surgery. However, some patients need to wait several months while the implants fully heal before they can be restored with a crown or a bridge. A common reason why implants fail is to do with loading the implants too early. Therefore, our team will never rush the healing process. Our team will carefully monitor your progress over the upcoming months to ensure your implants are healing and binding well to your jawbone.

Once we are satisfied with the progress of your implants, we will only then move on to designing your final restoration. We are fortunate to have an on-site dental laboratory where we manufacture all of our restorations in-house. Our patients often spend time at our laboratory, meeting the dental technicians who will create the final restoration. During this process, our patients are encouraged to bring in old photographs of their smiles and fully immerse themselves in the smile design process.

To minimise implant failure rates and ensure long-term success, our patients are provided with detailed information on how to care for their implants. Your treating dentist will recommend a suitable maintenance plan, which may include regular dental assessments, hygiene, and gum treatment, as well as annual implant health assessments.