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All you Need to Know About Dental Implants in Sydney
Why choose this Digital-Guided
Procedure?
Because this is a treatment with no incision, patients with diabetes, mental disease, elderly patients, or patients who have lost many teeth can also have this surgery
Because you can apprehend the patient’s bone tissue with a 3D mock surgery.
There is less risk of nerve damage or implant treatment going wrong.
Because artificial teeth are manufactured with a prior surgical plan.
The total treatment period decreases innovatively with the expertise of our dentist.
With a no-incision surgery, not only there is less pain compared to normal surgery but also the recovery time also decreases.
How much do DigitalDental Implants cost in Sydney?
With the advancement of dental implant technology here at Smile Concepts, we are proud to offer an affordable cost of dental implants in Sydney, by our experienced clinicians, with over 30 years of experience.

At Smile Concepts, the surgical fees for a digital guided implant only procedure can start from $2500 per tooth. The total ...
... dental implants cost of procedure, including the implant-crown and abutment, can start from $4500.

Did you know, however, we now have new Interest FREE payment plan facilities for dental implants Sydney? Dental implants cost from $50/week on such plans, with no hidden fees, making it an affordable procedure for all.

Questions? Our Sydney dental implant experts are here to help you answer these & more questions thoroughly.

We understand that “costs” play a significant role when making a decision on your health; and as such, we encourage our patients to think about a few questions such as:

What are the quality of the implants and materials used?
Is there high enough bone for implant surgery or is bone grafting required?
Are the implant crowns natural looking or fake looking?
Does clinic use local team of master technicians or do they outsource their work overseas?
What are the long term health costs of NOT going ahead with the implant procedure?
How experienced is the dental implant surgeon?
Can I pay with my Super Fund?
Did you know that it is possible to apply for the Early Release of your Superannuation in Sydney, to pay for dental implant surgeries for yourself or even your eligible family members? Learn more about SuperCare HERE.

Read more about the cost of dental implants in Sydney

What is a dental implant?
Dental implants are a form of replacing missing teeth.

If you have a missing tooth, one of the options is to replace that space with a dental implant.

Basically, a dental implant has three parts:

a screw that is placed inside the bone,
a connector (abutment) that connects the inside world to the outside world and
a crown that sits on top of the connector.
Implants are a fantastic alternative for people wanting to choose dental restoration methods that provide a natural look and feel.

Why should I replace missing teeth (that I have had extracted)?
Losing them, your jawbone can begin to shrink from a lack of stimulation.

Your smile can also get affected and change the shape of your face, causing you to look prematurely aged.

Other teeth can also move and cause changes in your bite and ultimately jaw joint problems. Dental implants are a great recommendation to solve these problems and other dental issues.

What are the benefits of dental implants?
Benefits include:

Comfortable and natural function
Stronger and secure teeth
A permanent dental solution for those lacking a tooth or teeth
Speech impediment reduction
Restoration and preservation of the regular shape of the mouth, jaws and face and overall dental hygiene
What are the advantages when compared to bridges or traditional dentures?
With dental implants, you have an individual tooth not connected to either side.

If anything happens in the future, it can be dealt with by itself.

Conventional bridges need cutting of your natural teeth and three or more teeth are joined together leading to failure of the whole bridge if there are issues in the future.

A partial denture (that can be put in and taken out) are an option as long as you are comfortable with them. Alternatively, a permanent solution could be denture implants for multiple teeth missing.

Is everyone suitable to have dental implants?
Dental Implants are suitable for people of all ages wanting to restore their natural dental structures with a natural looking solution – as long as you have enough bone to secure the tooth implant.

Where adequate jaw bone is not present such as in cases of long term tooth loss, we do bone grafting and/or gum grafting procedures. Contact our dentist to find out if you are an eligible candidate for implants.

What if I don’t have any bone for the placement of the screw?
In this case we augment the site with some bone (add bone to the area) before placement of the dental implant.

The augmentation can take place on the very same day as the implant placement or 3 months before the implant placement depending on the amount of bone needed.

Can any dental professional in Sydney perform a tooth implant procedure?
Legally yes, but like any medical or dental procedure, not all dental practitioners have equal experience, training or are comfortable with implant treatment.

As a result, not all dental clinicians offer this treatment as part of their dental services.

We, at Smile Concepts, focus our practice on implantology and oral (dento-alveolar and periodontal plastic) surgery, and maintain high standards by using high quality materials and expertise.

We have an expert team with over 30 years experience, to look after your health and well being, especially when dental implants are a concern.

How long do dental implants last?
Natural teeth should last a complete lifetime, however, we all can sight examples where they have not served for a person’s lifetime.

We know that dental tooth problems mostly stem from improper home care or lack of treatment when needed.

The same holds true for those who chose dental implants.

With proper care and routine dental check-ups, & selecting a high quality & experienced dentist, they should last a lifetime. Contact us for more info.

No one can give guarantees because the health of a person is dependent upon many factors which are out of the control of one’s dentist, e.g., proper nutritional needs being met, proper hygiene, genetics, disease processes which might occur, among others.

So, the answer to this question really is that no one knows how long each individual dental implant will last… one’s success can be influenced by the way you live and the quality/experience of practitioner that you have choose – these things can tip the scales in your favour.

On average dental implants should last from 5 to 20 years.

What is the success rate of this procedure?
The success rate is generally high, but depends on where in the jaw the screws are placed.

The lower jaw has a very good chance of success (98%) over 5 years.

The further back in the mouth you go, the lesser the prognosis, but this is generally over 90% over 5 years.

If you smoke, the chances of success rate of implants drop by at least 30%.

Can a smoker get a tooth implant?
We strongly advise patients to quit smoking before undergoing a dental implant procedure.

Smokers are at higher risk for dental implant failure.

Generally, the success rate of the procedure in smokers is 70% over 5 years.

Smile Concepts are the leading Sydney dentist, specialising in general, advanced and cosmetic dentistry. Book an appointment today at Sydney CBD or Five Dock.