Comprehensive Dental Care FAQs

This will vary depending on the number of implants that you require. Book your consultation and speak to our team today!

Dental Implants are screw-like devices placed directly into the jawbone via the missing tooth root to complete your smile.

The dental implant can last a lifetime with proper care and cleaning, but the crown placed on top typically lasts 10-15 years before it will require replacing. This will all be discussed with you in detail at your appointment.

You should feel no pain during the treatment as we will use local anaesthesia to make you as comfortable as possible. Still, the week after your appointment, you may notice some discomfort or tenderness, but this is expected as we have placed a screw-like device into your jawbone. If pain persists or becomes unbearable, please do not hesitate to call us.

No, it should not hurt, as, during the procedure, we will use local anaesthesia to make you as comfortable as possible. Still, the week after your appointment, you may notice some discomfort or tenderness, but this is expected.

Yes, we only offer safe and completed treatments by our professional team. Please do not hesitate to ask us any questions you may have during your appointments.

Dental Implants work to fill in missing teeth by placing a screw into the jawbone, and this will then have a crown put onto to fill in the missing gap in your smile.

If you have receding gums, you can still choose dental implants to replace their missing teeth. However, we will assess your gums during your consultation as we suggest another treatment, as dental implants offer the best success when adequately supported by the jawbone and gum tissue.

Yes, they are a great and long-lasting way to help you get your smile back.

If taken care of correctly, your Implants should last your lifetime, but you must follow aftercare. However, the crowns on implants will only last between 10-15 years.

It is improbable that they should fall out as they have been created as permeant and lasting treatment. If they fall out, this can signify disease and illness. Please contact me if you have issues with your implants.

Our dentists will evaluate your oral health and determine if you are a candidate for dental implants, to ensure that your gums are healthy to support the implant.

The time for dental implant placement varies depending on the individual and their specific needs. On average, it can take about 3-6 months for the implant to fully integrate with the jawbone before attaching the crown.