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Dental Implants

Considering teeth replacement options? Come meet our friendly team at Wagin Dental to discuss your dental implant solutions.If you have gaps in your smile from tooth loss or extractions, dental implants can restore mouth strength and support natural-looking replacement teeth.Located at 3/7 Tavistock St, Wagin WA 6315, Australia, Wagin Dental specializes in fitting affordable, high-quality dental implants to replace as many teeth as you need.Want more details? Explore our frequently asked questions below to find answers to any queries you may have!

Dental Implants

FAQs

Dental implants, also known as 'screw-in teeth,' are titanium devices designed to replace tooth roots or support prosthetics, enhancing both appearance and chewing function (masticatory function).

They are suitable for patients who are missing one, several, or all of their teeth.

The titanium used is Grade V, which is aerospace-rated for durability and biocompatibility.

If you're covered by health insurance providers like HBF or Bupa, dental implants can be surprisingly affordable.

Here's a refined version of the steps involved in dental implant treatment:

1. Diagnosis:   Your dentist will evaluate your oral and medical history along with current conditions, using 2D and 3D radiographic imaging to determine the best treatment plan. The location of the implant(s) and the potential need for additional bone or soft tissue grafting will also be discussed.

2. Placement of the Implant: Your dental professional will surgically place one or more implants. If necessary, bone or tissue grafting will also be performed during this procedure.

3. Healing: Stitches are typically removed about two weeks after surgery. Healing can vary from three to several months depending on individual circumstances.

4. Restoration: Once healing is complete, an impression or scan of the implant will be taken to create a custom-made tooth at a laboratory.

In more complex cases involving multiple teeth replacements, several trial prostheses may be tested to ensure perfect fit and aesthetics before finalization.