Dental Implants in Campbelltown
Dental Implants in Campbelltown a tailored solution to missing teeth
Something To Smile About
Discover The Many Benefits Of Dental Implants
Prevent Bone Loss
One of the reasons for getting dental implants in Campbelltown is they help prevent bone loss. When a tooth is lost, the bone is resorbed because it no longer receives the stimulation supplied by natural teeth. Implants support stimulation and prevent further bone loss.
Match Your Natural Teeth
The crown that tops a dental implant is designed to match the colour, shape, and size of the surrounding teeth, so it blends seamlessly into the smile.
Can Last For Years
When correctly cared for, Campbelltown patients could potentially keep their implants for life, although the porcelain crown will eventually need replacing. On average, implants can be expected to last a decade, making them a cost-effective alternative to dentures and bridges that need regular replacement.
Reinforce Bite Force
Dental implants at our Campbelltown dental surgery are anchored into the jaw with titanium posts. As a result, they can withstand practically the same amount of biting force as natural teeth, meaning patients can eat what they want.
Standalone Treatment
Dental implants in Campbelltown, NSW, are a standalone treatment that does not affect other teeth. The implants are embedded into the jawbone and, unlike a dental bridge, for example, do not require adjacent healthy teeth to be modified to support it.
Easy Maintenance
Not only do dental implants look and feel like natural teeth, but they’re also easy to maintain. Campbelltown patients can brush and floss as usual and visit our dentist with over 15 years of experience for regular dental check-ups at Campbelltown. We also offer flexible payment plan options to make treatment more affordable.
What’s The Procedure?
Receiving dental implants in Campbelltown can take up to nine months or longer, although some patients may be eligible for All-on-4 dental implants (teeth in a day). The procedure for a single implant can be split into three stages as follows:
- Implant surgery + several weeks or months waiting for the bone to fuse with the implant post
- A second short surgery to place the abutment + A couple of weeks while the gums heal
- Installing the dental crown – A short procedure that takes no more than an hour
Can Anyone Have Dental Implants?
