Restorative dentistry is the process of repairing or replacing broken and worn out tooth structure. This aspect of dentistry includes fillings, inlays, veneers, crowns, bridges, partial or complete removable dentures and implants.

Dental Implants
Once you have lost your tooth or your tooth is due to be extracted it is possible to replace it with dental implant.
Dental implants are artificial roots made of titanium, which are placed into the upper or lower jawbone to create a base for a new permanent tooth. After this procedure the bone cells are growing around the implant and this healing period can take up 3-4 months. Once the implant has integrated into the bone it becomes a secure anchor for

Titanium is the most frequently used material in implantology as this is the material that is not rejected by the human body and it is able to integrated with human bone. Dental implants allow you to smile, speak, and eat with confidence and comfort. We use the German PITT-Easy technique and the Swedish BRANEMARK technique.

How much time is required to have an implant procedure?

The tooth replacement with implants is a two phase procedure. In the first phase implants are surgically inserted into the jawbone. In the second phase after 3-6 months healing time the implants are uncovered and supplemented with an implant post on which a natural tooth coloured crown is placed over. A single dental implant placement is usually completed in less than an hour as an office procedure with local anesthesia. If there is insufficient bone, various bone enhancing procedures can be performed prior to the implant placement. In this case the period of healing is 6 months.

The tooth replacement with implants is a two phase procedure. In the first phase implants are surgically inserted into the jawbone. In the second phase after 3-6 months healing time the implants are uncovered and supplemented with an implant post on which a natural tooth coloured crown is placed over. A single dental implant placement is usually completed in less than an hour as an office procedure with local anesthesia. If there is insufficient bone, various bone enhancing procedures can be performed prior to the implant placement. In this case the period of healing is 6 months.

Is the implant ever rejected by the body?

The implant is machined from surgical-grade titanium alloy which is a biocompatible material. However, there is a slight possibility that it will not integrate with bone. If this were to occur, the implant would be replaced with another one. It is highly unlikely that the second implant would not integrate.

How much pain will I experience?

Usually minimal to none. While undergoing treatment, you will receive local anesthesia. You may have mild post-surgical soreness for up to 72 hours.

What will the appearance of my mouth look like during my treatment?

During treatment, we provide you with a temporary replacement that will have the look and feel that you need during this period of healing.

Will my new tooth or teeth look natural?

Depending upon your condition, your new tooth or teeth will ideally look, feel and function like your own. Dental implants currently provide some of the finest restorative results in dentistry.