Dental Implants · Speciality
A missing tooth, replaced for good.
An implant is a small fixed root, placed in the jaw, that holds a crown where a tooth is missing — so you can chew, speak and smile without thinking about the gap.
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In Plain Words
What an implant actually is
Think of it in three parts: a small titanium post that sits in the jaw where the root was, a connector, and the crown on top that looks and works like your own tooth. Unlike a removable denture, it stays in place; unlike a bridge, it does not lean on the neighbouring teeth.
At Dentistree the explanation happens on the model first — you see the parts, hold the sizes in mind, and only then decide.
Who It Is For
Worth asking about if…
- A missing tooth makes chewing on that side difficult
- A gap shows when you smile, and it bothers you
- A tooth is too damaged to be saved and must come out
- You want a fixed replacement rather than something removable
Whether an implant is right for you is decided at the examination — the jaw, the gums and your general health all play a part.
How It Works
Planned in stages, never in a hurry
Examination & plan
The gap, gums and jaw are examined, and the full plan — stages, timing, cost — is explained before you commit.
The implant is placed
The small post is placed where the root was, in a planned sitting at the clinic.
Healing time
The jaw is given time to settle firmly around the implant — this patience is what makes it last.
The crown is fitted
A crown shaped and shaded to sit naturally with your other teeth completes the tooth.
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Cost, Honestly
What an implant costs depends on…
The number of teeth being replaced, the condition of the jaw where the implant will sit, and the crown you choose to finish it. Anyone quoting a single figure without examining you is guessing. At your planning visit you receive the complete figure — every stage included — before treatment begins.
Implant Questions
Before you decide
It is a staged treatment: placement first, then a healing period while the jaw settles around the implant, then the crown. The exact timeline for your case is set out at the planning visit.
Implant planning can cover a single missing tooth or several. What is sensible in your mouth is decided after examination — bring your questions to the first visit.
Saving the natural tooth comes first where it is possible — that is what root canal treatment is for. If the tooth truly cannot be saved, an implant is the fixed replacement to discuss.
Book a first visit on this page or walk in any day between 10 AM and 9 PM. The examination and plan come before any decision.