Dental Implants North Fremantle
If you are missing one, several or all of your teeth, dental implants are the most advanced solution available for replacement. This revolutionary option has changed the way tooth loss is treated. Dentures and bridges may work for some but have never measured up to the appearance and performance of your natural teeth. Dental implants act as a true replacement, restoring your smile and its full look and function.
Dental Implants North Fremantle
If you are missing one, several or all of your teeth, dental implants are the most advanced solution available for replacement. This revolutionary option has changed the way tooth loss is treated. Dentures and bridges may work for some but have never measured up to the appearance and performance of your natural teeth. Dental implants act as a true replacement, restoring your smile and its full look and function.
The Highest Quality Tooth Replacement
At Superior Smiles, we have the systems, equipment and training to carry out the highest possible standard of care. When you receive a dental implant, a titanium screw is placed into the jaw bone. After a healing period, we can attach a crown to the implant. With proper oral hygiene, your dental implant can last a lifetime.
Dental implants do not just give a permanent solution — they can also help retain your bone structure and correct facial profile while decreasing the forces placed on your other teeth. They prevent tipping and movement by the adjacent teeth into the gap and diminish the chance that you will experience gum shrinkage.
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What is a Dental Implant?
A dental implant is a component that is fixed in your jaw's bone to support a dental prosthesis like a crown, bridge, or denture. Depending on your mouth, you may need a single tooth implant or whole mouth dental implants to replace all of your teeth.
The Benefits of Dental Implants
Dental implants from Superior Smiles come with many benefits.
Dental implants can improve one's quality of life by giving them more confidence and allowing them to enjoy eating food and socialising without missing teeth affecting their experience.
The following are some advantages of dental implants:
- A dental implant provides the most natural appearance, feel, and function.
- Speech is improved and you can talk more clearly with dental implants.
- Dental implants can enhance and improve your appearance
- Increased ease of use when eating. You can enjoy your favourite meals with dental implants.
- Increased self-confidence
- Convenience. The trouble of removing dentures is eliminated with dental implants.
- Your oral health improves
What is the Cost of a Dental Implant?
Single Tooth Implant
Fixed Plant Bridge
Full Mouth Bridge
Full Mouth Rehab
What is full mouth rehabilitation?
Full mouth rehabilitation is the artificial restoration of worn teeth, jaw, gums, and other mouth and face structures.
Full oral rehabilitation usually involves several appointments to complete multiple treatments. However, there are some procedures such as All-on-4 dental implants which can be completed in a single visit.
Depending on the type of treatments you need, your rehabilitation may be carried out entirely by one dentist or by a team of dentists and oral surgeons with different specialties.
The aim of full mouth rehabilitation treatment is to restore the strength and function of your mouth as well as its appearance.
These treatments replace missing or damaged teeth with durable, long-lasting prostheses that look, feel, and function like natural teeth. They can also involve restoring lost gum tissue and bone.
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When is full mouth rehabilitation necessary?
If there is severe enough damage to your teeth, gums, or jaw your dentist may recommend a full mouth rehabilitation.
Full mouth rehabilitation is commonly recommended when:
- you have no or only a few healthy teeth remaining
- your teeth are badly damaged from decay, injury, or other trauma
- your teeth have been extremely worn by grinding (bruxism)
- your gums are harmed by periodontal (gum) disease
- you have a problem with your bite due to teeth misalignment (malocclusion).
What dental treatments are involved in full mouth rehabilitation?
A thorough examination is needed to determine the most suitable treatment plan for you. This will involve dental x-rays and possibly taking an impression of your mouth to create implants, crowns, and other prosthetics.
Depending on your situation, full mouth rehabilitation can involve one or multiple of the following treatments:
- dental implants
- crowns and bridges
- veneers
- gum surgery
- orthodontics
- jaw surgery
If multiple teeth need to be replaced, full mouth rehabilitation can often be a more affordable and convenient option than individual dental implants.
How long does full mouth rehabilitation take?
The scale and duration of your full mouth rehabilitation will depend on the severity of your condition and the type of treatments you select.
Less intensive treatment including All-on-4 implants can sometimes be completed in a single appointment.
In severe cases, treatment can involve multiple appointments, in different locations and can take more than a year, especially if bone grafting is required (as new bone tissue can take up to six months to fuse with the jaw before dental implants can be fitted).