The Teeth on Implants^® dental implant system is a revolutionary dental technique that offers a permanent solution to missing teeth and loose or ill- fitting dentures. The treatment refers to supporting all teeth on multiple implants, making them look, feel and function just like natural teeth. The procedure is particularly suitable for patients who may have missing, decayed or broken/chipped teeth.

Although there are many types of implants, the types can be divided in to two basic groups.

1. Those that are inserted INTO the bone.
2. Those that are placed OVER the bone.

In both instances, the implants are placed UNDER the tissue and extend into the mouth.

Dental implants are often the most popular choice for replacing one or two missing teeth. They are the preferred option for replacing teeth because they preserve the health of the jawbone and gum tissue while most closely replicating the aesthetic appearance of your teeth. While dental implants give patients a secure, sturdy bite, dentures can be tricky to wear, less secure, and can even restrict your food choices.

If cared for correctly, your dental implant should last a lifetime.

Every patient is different and has unique needs, but the cost of TEETH ON IMPLANTS^® to replace a full set of upper or lower teeth starts at $19,800. Note that single implants will be less, and payment plan options are available.

If you’re looking for a more cost-effective option, we also offer implant retained dentures, which combine the benefits of both dental implants and dentures. These can work as a great stopgap while you save up to afford TEETH ON IMPLANTS^® dental implants.

To determine suitability and obtain a quote, please organise an assessment with one of our dental implant experts.

We understand that many patients feel anxious about treatment, pain or may just generally fear the dentist this is why we offer our patients various sedation options, and our caring team will make you feel at ease every step of the way.

Just as with any surgery, there can be some pain (discomfort). However, anaesthetics and sedation eliminate pain (discomfort) during the actual surgery. Postoperative pain (discomfort) will be like that of having teeth removed. Patients will be provided with medication to alleviate this pain (discomfort).

We have a range of payment plans to enable our patients to access the treatment they require including zip pay, open pay, after pay.

Yes, you can potentially access your super for dental treatment. Please ask our friendly team for more information and to find out if you are eligible.

Generally, we recommend the day of the surgery, plus the following day off for recovery. You can expect to have some swelling, pain (discomfort), possibly some bruising. The time taken off from work is really an individual decision.

No. There are many variables to be considered in the placing of implant(s). First, the patient must be healthy. There must be adequate healing powers present in the patient. For example, if the patient is an uncontrolled diabetic, inconsistent healing and could complicate the procedure. If such a condition develops later after the implant(s) has been done, this too may complicate the future of the implant(s). Second, a proper diagnosis must be made, and the proper implant, placement and procedure must be selected for the individual patient. Third, the implant(s) must be treated properly by the patient and the dentist. If either person is neglectful, there could be complications. Fourth, if the patient is a heavy smoker or an excessive alcoholic beverage consumer, the success of the implant(s) will be affected.