Implant
What is a Dental Implant?
When a tooth is lost due to cavities, periodontal disease, trauma, or other issues, it can lead to difficulties with eating, speech, and aesthetics. Dental implants address this by placing an artificial tooth root (implant) into the area where the tooth is missing and covering it with an artificial tooth crown. This not only restores the function of the lost tooth but also helps to recreate a natural-looking smile.
Dental Implants may be suitable if you:
Have lost a single tooth
Whether from tooth decay, an accident or gum disease, an implant can replace a single missing tooth without relying on the neighbouring teeth for support
Are missing several teeth
Multiple implants can be used to support individual replacement teeth or a fixed dental bridge, depending on your individual needs.
Have a tooth that cannot be saved
When a severely damaged or infected tooth needs to be removed, an implant may be considered as a replacement after the area has healed.
Have loose or uncomfortable dentures
For some patients, implants can provide additional support and stability for dentures, making everyday activities such as eating and speaking more comfortable.
Features of Our Implant Treatment
Using a Common Implant Manufacturer from Japan and Malaysia
Flow of Implant Treatment
STEP 1
Stage 1 Surgery: Placing the Artificial Tooth Root
STEP 2
Stage 2 Surgery: Attaching the Abutment
STEP 3
Crown Impressions
STEP 4
Crown Cementation
Treatment duration is approximately 6 months. The treatment process may change depending on the condition of the teeth.
