Multiple Dental Implants in Forrestfield
Not Just for Today, Smile All You Want with Our Multiple Implants
When you lose your teeth, it does not only affect your appearance. It also affects your speaking and eating habits, and it causes changes in your dental health. Dental bridges and removable partial dentures have been the most popular options for replacing multiple teeth, but these options rely on their neighbouring teeth for support and retention. In some cases, they can even contribute to the damage and loss of these anchor teeth.
With multiple implants, your replacement teeth are anchored to two or more titanium posts surgically placed into the jawbone. These implants can provide a strong and stable foundation for replacement teeth that look, feel, and function like natural teeth.
Book an appointment with Dentalcare of Forrestfield, and our friendly team will help determine if this dental treatment is right for you!
Advantages of Multiple Implants
They Provide Replacement Teeth That Look, Feel and Function like Natural Teeth.
They Can Replace Multiple Missing Teeth Without the Need to Grind down the Remaining Teeth for Support.
They Provide a Stable Foundation for a Prosthesis.
They Prevent the Remaining Teeth from Shifting and Moving, Which Can Increase the Risk of Gum Disease and Tooth Decay.
They Are Resistant to Tooth Decay.
They Are Longer Lasting Compared to a Traditional Dental Bridge and Removable Denture.
Dental Problems Multiple
Implants Can Address
Missing Teeth
Multiple implants can address missing teeth by providing a strong and stable foundation for replacement teeth. They can also help preserve the jawbone and prevent the shrunken face appearance that usually results from losing multiple teeth.
Bite Problems
Multiple implants can also help correct bite problems. Restoring the missing teeth can help improve the function of your bite and prevent further damage to the teeth and temporomandibular joint (TMJ)..
Why Choose
Dentalcare of Forrestfield
Experienced and Gentle Dentists, and State-of-the-Art Dental Clinic
The dentists in Dentalcare of Forrestfield are trained and experienced in implant dentistry. They have provided patients with excellent dental services for several years, giving them a beautiful smile. Our clinic is also equipped with the latest technology to ensure that we can efficiently provide our wide range of implant services.
We Accept Popular Payment Plant Options and All Health Fund Providers
Multiple implants can be expensive, especially if you need to have multiple teeth replaced. At Dentalcare of Forrestfield, we don’t only care about your oral health, but we also want to ensure that the treatment is more affordable for you. We find ways for you to get multiple implants without breaking the bank by accepting popular payment plans and by being a preferred provider of major health funds.
We Offer Sedation Options for Anxious Patients
The truth is, we have witnessed some patients who feel anxious about undergoing multiple implants. If you are one of them, we will help you relax and feel comfortable through our sedation options, like oral sedation, nitrous oxide (laughing gas), etc. This way, you will be able to get through the treatment without any fear or anxiety.
Frequently Asked Questions About Multiple Implants
What makes me a good candidate for multiple implants?
If you are missing one or more teeth and have a healthy jawbone, you may be a good candidate for multiple implants. You should also have good overall health and enough bone to anchor and support the implants. Moreover, you should be old enough, so your bone has stopped growing, at least over 18 years old.
What is the process of getting multiple implants?
The first step is to consult a dentist to see if you are a good candidate for this dental procedure and to determine how many implants you’ll need to replace your missing teeth.
If you are, the next step is placing the dental implants in your jawbone. After ensuring the implants have fused with your bone, your dentist will attach connectors to them. Finally, a prosthesis will be placed on the connector to complete the treatment. In some cases, when there is insufficient bone to support the implants, bone grafting is done before the placement of the implants.
Can multiple implants help with my tooth loss problem?
Multiple implants can address your tooth loss problem by providing a strong and stable foundation for replacement teeth.
How will my dentist perform multiple implant procedures?
Many patients consider multiple implants as an invasive procedure, but it is actually not. The placement of dental implants is a straightforward procedure that is performed by a qualified health practitioner. Your dentist will start the procedure with local anesthesia to numb the area or put you to sleep if it’s your preference. Then they will make an incision in your gums and embed the implant in your jawbone.
Once the implant is placed, your dentist will close your gums with stitches. Afterwhich, your gums and bone will be given time to heal, while at the same time, your implant will slowly fuse with the bone through a process called osseointegration which may take a few months.
Once the implant is completely fused with the bone, an abutment or connector will be attached to it. An impression will be taken, and this will be sent to the laboratory for fabrication of your prosthesis. Finally, the prosthesis will be placed on top of the implant to complete the dental procedure.
Will multiple implants hurt?
During the surgical placement of the implants, you will not feel any pain. Your dentist will administer anesthesia, or you may choose to have the procedure under sedation so you’ll be asleep and comfortable during the surgery. However, you may experience some discomfort and swelling after the surgery. This is normal and can be relieved with over-the-counter pain medication.
How do I care for my multiple implants?
Caring for your multiple implants is important to maintaining a healthy smile. Here are a few tips:
- Brush using a soft-bristled toothbrush and low-abrasive toothpaste. Make sure you clean the base and the surrounding area of the implant crown with your toothbrush.
- Floss your teeth daily as you would with your natural teeth. If necessary, use a nylon-coated interdental brush to clean hard-to-reach areas.
- Use a mouthrinse to help reduce plaque buildup
- Have regular dentist visits for cleaning and checkups.
- Avoid hard foods, as these can put unnecessary stress on your implants, increasing the risk of damage or displacement.
Are multiple implants covered by my health fund?
The answer may vary depending on your health fund and level of coverage. Most health funds will offer some coverage for dental implants. We advise you to call your provider to confirm if they provide coverage for dental implants.
