Have you had a tooth extracted in the past and want it replaced?
Do you have a severely infected or broken tooth that can’t be saved?
Looks like Dental Implants may be the answer!
- Dental implants are special titanium screws that act as a tooth root. They are placed in your jaw and your bone grows around it, anchoring it into position. After a few months, a custom made crown is attached to the implant so it functions and acts just like a normal tooth.
- We offer a range of implant options: Single implants to multiple implants, including full arch reconstruction, rehabilitation and smile make-overs.
- Bone grafting and sinus lifting procedures are also done at our clinic – for cases where there is insufficient bone.
- We also offer Zirconia Implants for those that are not able to have titanium dental implants.
Interested in Dental Implants?
Contact us now on (03) 8899 6331 or check out our other services here.
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- What are Dental Implants?
- Dental implants are screw-like replacements for a tooth which are generally made out of medical grade titanium or zirconia.
- Do you need to to refer me to a specialist to do my dental implants?
- We do most Dental Implant cases here at Dental at Keys, including full arch Dental Bridges and all the surgical procedures required to do one including sinus lifts.
- Do I need Sleep Dentistry for dental implants?
- It’s up to you! If you are anxious about surgical dental treatment, sedation options like sleep dentistry might be a good option for you. If not, most of our procedures are done under local anaesthetic at our dental clinic.
- Can I get an immediate (instant) Implant?
- In some cases, we are able to do an immediate implant with a crown on top (same day crown and implant surgery). However, this is generally not always done due to certain medical risks. In most cases, delayed placement of the crown with extensive healing has a better success rate.