Whether you’re missing one or a few teeth, your smile never feels quite complete.
It’s like missing a very important piece of a very important puzzle.
And it can happen to anyone.
Regardless of the cause, losing a tooth or teeth is stressful and upsetting. Lost teeth can see you lose more than just your confidence. Your smile is a huge part of your identity and when something’s missing, you lose a part of yourself.
But there is a way to fill that gap.
As the closest thing to natural teeth, dental implants are hand-crafted for beautiful results and secured in the jaw using a titanium base for strength and durability.
From a single dental implant or implant bridge to the full All-on-4 treatment, we can help you completely restore your smile and feel whole again.
Dental implants are as close as you’ll get to natural teeth. Brush, eat, laugh and smile with complete confidence.
Extremely durable and long-lasting. Done right and done with the right care, your dental implants can truly last a lifetime.
Dental implants perfectly fill the gaps in your smile, reducing bone loss, bite issues and other dental problems.
Dental implants are one of the most successful dental treatments available with a 95-97% success rate.
Over the past 25 years, Daniel has restored thousands of smiles with dental implants.
When it comes to creating a comfortable and predictable dental implant treatment, experience matters. Over the years, Daniel has refined his process to make your experience as easy and stress-free as possible.
While embracing cutting-edge technology and the latest clinical techniques, Daniel also adopts a patient-focused approach. He is committed to ensuring your ease, comfort and confidence throughout your entire dental implant treatment.
At Dental Implants on Miller, we’re 100% upfront with our dental implant prices. You won’t find any hidden fees or unexpected costs here — we only do good surprises (like the first time you see your whole new smile!)
Need one tooth replaced? Our single implant price includes removal of your existing tooth (if required), a high-quality clinically proven dental implant and your tooth crown. Your permanent tooth crown will be placed 3 to 6 months after the implant to allow your jaw and gums to heal fully. If the replacement tooth is in the front of the mouth, we'll provide a temporary tooth while healing occurs.
Missing several teeth in a row? Dental implants can be used to hold a dental bridge in place. Our implant bridge price includes removal of existing teeth (if required), clinically proven dental implants and a tooth bridge. Your permanent tooth bridge will be placed 3 to 6 months after the implants to allow your jaw and gums to heal fully. If we're replacing teeth in the front of the mouth, we'll provide a temporary tooth bridge while healing occurs.
If you've had gum disease or missing teeth for a while, you may have experienced some jawbone loss. In this case, we may recommend bone grafting to replace the missing bone and encourage new bone growth. Grafting gives us a solid foundation of bone to be able to place dental implants. We'll advise if bone grafting is necessary at your free consultation.
Don’t put off perfecting your smile any longer. We offer a range of flexible and manageable finance options for your dental implant treatment with a quick and easy approval process. This means you can get started on your new smile today.
Smile now, pay later. TLC (stands for Total Lifestyle Credit) lets you borrow up to $50,000 to get the smile you deserve. The process is quick and stress-free. You simply apply online or over the phone. Once your application is approved, funds are paid directly to your bank account. Easy!
You may be able to fund your treatment through your superannuation. Using the Access My Super service, you will be sent an invitation from our practice to make an application to the ATO. If your application shows that your condition is causing chronic or acute pain, you may be eligible to pay for your dental implants using your super. This service does incur a small fee.
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DOWNLOAD PRICE LISTA dental implant is a titanium post that is embedded into the jaw bone to replace the root portion of a missing tooth. Over time, the dental implant fuses with the jaw bone in a process called osseointegration. This helps to hold the implant securely in place. A specially handcrafted implant tooth (or dental crown) is then attached to the dental implant to fill the gap left by the missing tooth. Dental implants can also be used to hold a dental bridge in place, replacing several missing teeth in a row.
Dental implants are extremely durable and are designed to mimic the natural tooth and tooth roots. They offer the closest replacement possible to natural teeth.
The best way to determine your suitability for dental implants is to book in your free consultation with Daniel. During this consultation, Daniel will check your current oral health, take x-rays to assess your jaw bone and gums, and discuss treatment options.
A few factors that may affect your suitability for dental implants include:
For a single or a few dental implants, the surgery to insert the titanium implant takes approximately 1 to 2 hours. After treatment, a ‘healing abutment’ will be placed on top of the implant while the bone and gums heal.
At around 3 to 6 months, after your jaw bone and gums have healed, we will place your permanent implant tooth. This generally happens over two appointments over a couple of weeks. During the first appointment, we will check the implant has fused with your jaw bone and take an impression of the implant to send to a dental laboratory. A dental technician will then handcraft your implant tooth, teeth or tooth bridge. The second appointment is when we will place your final implant tooth or bridge.
Most patients choose to have their dental implants inserted under IV sedation. This is a good option if you’re feeling anxious about your treatment as it will be essentially pain-free and you won’t remember anything afterwards.
Our state-of-the-art practice offers fully equipped surgical and recovery rooms to ensure your complete comfort before, during and after treatment.
After your treatment, you’ll spend around an hour or two in recovery as the anaesthetic wears off. Then, you’ll be ready to return to the comfort of your own home. You will need to have a family member, partner or friend escort you home as you won’t be able to drive.
After your treatment, you may experience mild pain and discomfort for around 1 to 2 days — most patients are surprised at how quickly they can return to their normal daily activities.
Your recovery time will depend on your medical and dental history, the condition of your jaw bone before surgery, how many implants were inserted and whether bone or gum grafting was required.
On average, it takes approximately 3 to 6 months for your jaw and gums to fully heal. Once healed, we can place your permanent implant tooth or bridge.
Dental implants are an extremely predictable, safe and effective solution for replacing missing teeth. Like any medical treatment, there are some risks and side effects associated with dental implants but they are generally rare and easily treated.
These can include:
If you experience any of these side effects after your dental implant treatment, it is important to contact us immediately for assessment.
With the right care and correct oral hygiene practices, your dental implants should last a lifetime. However, the replacement tooth or bridge attached to your implant has a shorter lifespan between 5 to 20 years, depending on how well it is cared for.
After your treatment, we will advise you on the correct after-care for your dental implants and ensure you are equipped with the right products to care for them.
It is important to maintain good oral hygiene to prevent infection around your dental implant. With proper cleaning and regular dental check-ups, your dental implants will be in top shape for many years to come.
If you choose not to replace missing teeth, this can lead to further issues, such as:
Depending on your level of cover, your private health insurance may cover some of the costs of your dental implant treatment. The amount of cover can vary between different health funds so be sure to contact your provider for more information.
If you do not currently have private health insurance and are considering getting it for this treatment, please be aware that there is usually a 6 to 12 month waiting period before you can claim for any major dental. Ask your health fund provider for more information on coverage limits and waiting periods.