Single implant — 1 front teeth
Treatment time: 10 weeks
Replace missing teeth with titanium implants that look, feel and function exactly like your natural teeth. A lifetime solution — done right, done once.
WHAT ARE DENTAL IMPLANTS
A dental implant is a small titanium post surgically placed into the jawbone where your tooth root used to be. Once fused with the bone, a custom crown is attached on top creating a tooth that looks and functions exactly like the real thing.
Unlike dentures or bridges, implants are fixed, don't shift and preserve your jawbone making them the gold standard for tooth replacement worldwide.
THE PROCEDURE
We assess your bone density, gum health and overall suitability. Full treatment plan and pricing explained upfront — no surprises.
45–60 minutes
The titanium post is surgically placed into the jawbone under local anaesthesia. Virtually pain-free. Most patients return to work the next day.
1–2 hours
The implant fuses with the jawbone over 6–12 weeks. This creates the stable foundation your permanent crown will attach to.
6–12 weeks
Your custom porcelain crown is attached. We check bite alignment, appearance and comfort — then you walk out with a complete, permanent smile.
1–2 hours
SMILE TRANSFORMATIONS
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Treatment time: 10 weeks
Treatment time: 14 weeks
Treatment time: 16 weeks
PATIENT REVIEWS
IMPLANT FAQS
The procedure is done under local anesthesia you'll feel pressure but not pain. Post-op discomfort is mild and usually managed with standard painkillers for 2–3 days.
Most healthy adults with adequate jawbone density are good candidates. A consultation with X-rays will confirm suitability, including for patients with prior tooth loss or gum concerns.
With proper care and routine checkups, implants can last 20+ years, making them a genuinely long-term solution.
Dental implants have a success rate of around 98% when placed by qualified surgeons and properly maintained.
Cost varies based on the number of implants, bone health, and crown material.
Active gum disease typically needs to be treated first, since healthy gums and bone are essential for the implant to fuse properly.
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