Dental implants may be recommended when a tooth is missing, has been badly damaged and cannot be saved, or when existing dentures are uncomfortable or lack stability. They can help restore your ability to eat and speak comfortably, while also supporting a natural-looking smile. Your suitability for dental implants will depend on factors such as your oral health, gum health, available jawbone and overall treatment needs.
Guided Implant Surgery
This is a modern technique that uses advanced digital technology to plan and place dental implants with a high degree of accuracy. Rather than relying solely on what can be seen during surgery, the implant position is carefully planned in advance using detailed 3D imaging and digital design software.
Because the procedure is carefully planned before the day of surgery, guided implant placement is often quicker, more comfortable, and associated with a smoother recovery in comparison to conventional implant surgery. Most patients experience minimal swelling and are able to return to their normal activities shortly after treatment.
When it comes to replacing missing teeth, we believe our patients deserve dental implant treatment that is safe, reliable and built to last. Your comfort, safety and long-term results are always at the heart of what we do. That’s why we carefully select the dental technologies and materials we use, partnering with established brands such as Bredent Medical to provide a high standard of implant care.
We use Bredent Medical SKY and CopaSKY dental implants, which are developed and manufactured in Germany to high standards of quality. By combining trusted implant technology with our clinical expertise, we can provide our patients with reliable, high-quality solutions for replacing missing teeth.
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In many cases, guided implant surgery can be less invasive than conventional implant placement. Because the procedure is carefully planned in advance, the implant can often be placed through a smaller opening in the gum, which may result in less swelling, bruising and post-operative discomfort.
Guided implant surgery can be suitable for many patients who are considering dental implants, but your suitability will depend on your individual oral health, bone availability and overall treatment needs. During your consultation, we will assess your situation and discuss whether guided implant surgery is the right approach for you.
Yes. A CBCT scan provides a detailed 3D view of your jawbone, teeth, nerves and surrounding structures. This information allows your dentist to plan the safest and most appropriate position for your dental implant.
Recovery varies from patient to patient, but guided implant surgery can often involve less trauma to the surrounding tissues than conventional implant surgery. Many patients experience minimal swelling and discomfort and can return to their normal activities relatively soon after treatment. Your dentist will provide personalised aftercare advice based on your procedure.
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