Our technology
Precise implant treatment, planned in 3D
Digital scanning lets us see your teeth, bone and nerves in three dimensions, so your treatment is planned with precision and explained in a way you can actually see.
In our clinics
- CBCT 3D x-ray imaging
- iTero digital impressions
- Intraoral cameras
- Guided implant surgery
- Leading implant systems
What we use
The technology behind your treatment
What it means for you
Better planning, a better experience
Technology helps you understand your own oral health and make informed decisions. You will see your scans on screen while your dentist explains your options.
Benefits for patients
- Precise, predictable implant placement
- Fewer surprises during treatment
- More comfortable, mess-free impressions
- Clear visuals to help you decide
- Efficient appointments
Implant systems
Trusted implant brands
Our implants are titanium, from established implant systems chosen to suit your condition and preferences. Ceramic Straumann implants can be ordered on request.
- Straumann
- Hiossen
- Neodent
- Nobel
- Megagen
Questions
Technology questions
Straight answers to the questions patients ask us most. Your dentist will go through everything that applies to you at your free consultation.
What is guided implant surgery?
Guided surgery uses your CBCT scan and a 3D intraoral scan to plan the exact position of each implant on a computer. A custom surgical guide then helps the dentist place the implant precisely, which can mean less downtime and sometimes no stitches. All our dentists are also experienced in freehand placement planned from 3D scans.
What are your implants made of, and which brands do you use?
Our implants are titanium. We use established implant systems including Straumann, Hiossen, Neodent, Nobel and Megagen, chosen to suit your condition and preferences. Ceramic (metal-free) Straumann implants can also be ordered on request.
What happens at my consultation?
You’ll meet the implant team, have digital photos and a 3D CBCT scan taken, and get a full exam of your teeth and gums. The doctor then explains your options, timeline and costs, and answers your questions. There is no obligation to go ahead.
How long does the whole implant process take?
It depends on your case. A single implant usually takes a few months from placement to the final crown, because the bone needs time to bond with the implant. If you need an extraction or bone graft first, allow extra healing time. Your treatment plan includes an expected timeline before you commit to anything.
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