Implant dentistry
single tooth | bone grafts | multiple tooth
Implantology is based on a process known as 'Osseointegration' which is an incredibly strong bonding of titanium, zirconia and other materials to the surrounding bone. The allows the new replacement tooth or teeth to not only have a very strong, stable and long-lasting base, but also to allow us to enjoy all the comfort, functionality and beauty of healthy teeth.
It's the ultimate technique for the replacement of lost teeth. Traditional dentistry, which relies on bridges, partial and complete dentures, simply cannot compare to the "good as new" quality that our advanced implant technology can give you. Teeth are rarely lost today, because every effort is made to save them. There are a number of reasons why teeth may need to be removed.
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Implantology is based on a process known as 'Osseointegration' which is an incredibly strong bonding of titanium, zirconia and other materials to the surrounding bone. The allows the new replacement tooth or teeth to not only have a very strong, stable and long-lasting base, but also to allow us to enjoy all the comfort, functionality and beauty of healthy teeth.
It's the ultimate technique for the replacement of lost teeth. Traditional dentistry, which relies on bridges, partial and complete dentures, simply cannot compare to the "good as new" quality that our advanced implant technology can give you. Teeth are rarely lost today, because every effort is made to save them. There are a number of reasons why teeth may need to be removed.
- Dental Disease
When there has previously been a lot of decay and very little of the tooth remains. For example root filled teeth with post crowns or broken teeth.
- Gum Disease
The supporting bone around the tooth is lost due to pocketing and infection. Unsuccessful Root canal therapy: Teeth that have been root canal treated can be prone to persistent infection resulting in a poor prognosis and are often removed.
- Unsuccessful Root canal therapy
Teeth that have been root canal treated can be prone to persistent infection resulting in a poor prognosis and are often removed.
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