Dental implants planned around your anatomy.
From a single missing tooth to multiple or complex implant cases, treatment begins with clinical examination and appropriate imaging.
Implant treatment is a planning process.
Bone volume, available space, adjacent structures, gum and bite conditions, medical history and the final restoration all influence the treatment plan.
3D imaging + digital impressions.
Where appropriate, NewTom CBCT and intraoral scanning can provide complementary information for diagnosis, planning and communication.
Consultation
Clinical examination, history and discussion of goals.
3D Assessment
CBCT may be used when 3D information is clinically indicated.
Treatment Plan
Options, sequence and restorative considerations are discussed.
Dental implant FAQs
Is CBCT needed for every implant?
Not every case needs the same imaging. The appropriate examination and imaging depend on the individual clinical situation.
Can an implant be placed immediately after extraction?
Immediate placement may be possible in selected cases after clinical and radiographic assessment.
How long does implant treatment take?
The timeline varies with the number of implants, bone and soft-tissue conditions, healing and the planned restoration.
Start with an implant assessment.
Bring your previous dental records or scans if available.
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