Single Tooth Implants in Perth

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Get A Natural-looking Tooth Replacement With Single Tooth Implants

Tooth loss can impact both your confidence and oral health. If you’re seeking a replacement that looks and feels like your natural teeth, a single tooth implant could be ideal for you.

Single dental implants are crafted to replicate the appearance and function of your natural teeth, addressing the gap left by missing teeth while supporting overall dental health.

Here at Maylands Dental Centre, we offer high-quality for dental implant options, so our patients can get all of their missing teeth. Our team of dentists uses advanced techniques and develops a personalised treatment plan for each patient, aiming to restore your smile. We also provide payment plans, so you don’t have to pay the total price upfront. Call us today at 08 9370 5464 for more information on how you can get your new smile!

Reasons for Needing a Single Tooth Implant

The following are some more indicators that someone might consider getting a single tooth dental implant to improve their overall oral health:

Teeth That Are Severely Cracked: When a tooth is significantly broken or has several cracks, the tooth is unlikely to be salvaged due to the existing damage. A single tooth implant can be used to replace a severely fractured tooth after it has been pulled.
Teeth That Are Significantly Deteriorated: Tooth decay will frequently require a tooth to be pulled from the mouth because the muscles are too weak to continue to function. A dentist can replace them with implants once they have been extracted.
When Conventional Dentures Do Not Fit Properly: Many traditional denture wearers say that their dentures shift or frequently slip, making them uncomfortable to wear. The possibility of getting single implants to replace partial dentures reduces the fear of slipping dentures. When someone wears a complete set of traditional dentures, they can acquire dental implants to hold implant-supported dentures. These will never move or shift in their mouths.
When the First Signs of Jawbone Loss Appear: A lost tooth leaves a gap in one's mouth. This means that there is no longer a tooth root stimulating the jawbone. Jaw bone stimulation is critical to one's overall oral health. Dental implants can give the stimulation that the jawbone requires to stay healthy.

Why Us

Why Choose
Maylands Dental Centre

At Maylands Dental Centre, we are committed to providing high-quality dental services that meet the industry standard so that you will leave our office with a glowing smile on your face!

Comfortable Clinic Setting with Advanced Technology

Our goal is to deliver exceptional dental care in an environment that feels like home since your comfort is our utmost priority. We can help give you the smile of your dreams with our professional dental services using modern, state-of-the-art technology and equipment.

Experienced Dentist

You’ll surely love the results you want with us. With our skilled dentists, the possibilities are endless! Our staff is highly trained professionals, so rest assured that we deliver high-quality services that meet your needs.

Affordable Dental Implants

We are committed to providing personalised care at affordable prices so that everyone can enjoy a healthy, bright smile. Call us now to enjoy the confidence that comes with new dental implants!

We accept all health
funds, and are
preferred providers.

We’re committed to providing the best possible care for all of our patients no matter their health insurance provider. We accept all healthfund providers and are a preferred provider for HBF, HCF, NIB, and CBHS. We also have a HICAPS machine for easy and fast claims.

FAQ'S

Frequently Asked Questions

How do single-tooth implants work?

A single-tooth implant involves the placement of one titanium post, a biocompatible material, into the jawbone through a surgical procedure. This post resembles a screw and serves as a replacement for your tooth root. During a recovery period, the titanium implant fuses with the jawbone and surrounding tissues in a process called osseointegration.

Once the implant is securely integrated, an artificial tooth, or crown, is attached. This restores your natural smile and oral functionality, improving your chewing abilities. Unlike other tooth replacement options, a single implant offers strong stability and functions like a real tooth, providing a complete, natural-looking smile.

Why is it essential to replace a missing tooth?

Replacing a missing tooth is crucial for maintaining both oral health and overall well-being. When a tooth is missing, the jawbone can begin to deteriorate due to lack of stimulation, leading to bone loss and changes in facial structure. Additionally, gaps from missing teeth can cause neighbouring teeth to shift, resulting in misalignment, bite problems, and an increased risk of tooth decay and gum disease.

Proper chewing and speech can also be compromised, leading to dietary restrictions and speech issues. Furthermore, the remaining teeth may endure excessive wear and tear as they take on extra workload, increasing the risk of damage. Lastly, a missing tooth can affect your appearance and self-confidence, making social interactions less comfortable. Replacing the tooth restores not only function and aesthetics but also prevents long-term dental complications.

How long does a single tooth implant last?

The implant screw itself can last for several years with proper care. Studies have discussed that the average lifespan of dental implants is about 20 years. However, the dental crown generally lasts around 5 to 15 years before requiring replacement due to wear and tear. Dentists highly recommend practising good oral hygiene to promote the longevity of your single-tooth implant.

How long do you have to wait after dental implant placement to get a crown?

After dental implant placement, the waiting period before getting a crown usually ranges from three to six months. This period allows for osseointegration, where the implant integrates with the jawbone, creating a stable foundation for the crown. We recommend consulting your dentist regarding the estimated period in which you need to wait to get a dental crown for your single implant.

Who should not get single dental implants?

Several characteristics may indicate that a person is not suitable for dental implants. These can include an inadequate jawbone, certain health conditions, or existing oral health issues. An experienced dentist will assess whether any of these concerns apply to you. This may involve taking a thorough medical history, reviewing the health of your gums and remaining natural teeth, and carefully examining dental X-rays.

Listed below are some of the indications that you are not a good candidate for single dental implants:

Smoking:
Smoking slows the body’s natural healing process and interferes with osseointegration, the process by which a dental implant bonds with your natural bone tissue. Patients who smoke are at a higher risk of infection and implant failure. Smokers may still be candidates for teeth implants, provided they refrain from smoking for an acceptable period before and after the invasive procedure.
Dental health:
Good dental health is essential for dental implant surgery candidates. Severe gum disease and unaddressed tooth decay can damage teeth, gums, and bone tissue, complicating implant placement. The implant process involves several surgical procedures over months, each requiring careful incisions in the gums to place a titanium screw into the jaw bone. Addressing any existing dental issues beforehand is critical for a successful outcome and to minimise complications.
Medical Conditions:
Certain medical conditions can affect healing and implant success, including uncontrolled diabetes, autoimmune disorders (such as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis), and osteoporosis. Additionally, medications like steroids and blood thinners, as well as a history of radiation treatment to the face and neck, can impact eligibility for dental implants. Your dentist and healthcare provider will evaluate the risks associated with your health and medications.

These are not the only factors influencing a potential patient’s suitability for dental implants. To find out if you are a good candidate for a single implant, schedule an appointment at our dental clinic. Our team of experienced dentists will conduct a thorough examination to see if dental implants are a suitable option for you.

What happens if you don't get a single tooth implant?

Putting off or delaying dental treatment to replace a missing tooth can increase the risk of jawbone loss. The neighbouring teeth can eventually shift out of place towards the gap, resulting in tooth misalignment. In time, they might also become loosened and weakened, causing additional tooth loss.

Patients who postpone treatment may experience bone loss, which can cause instability in the remaining natural teeth and negatively impact the bite. Insufficient jawbone can also mean that additional procedures, such as bone grafts, are necessary before implants can be placed. This can increase both the overall cost and the healing period.

We encourage you to schedule an initial consultation with one of the dentists at Maylands Dental Centre. During your visit, our experienced team will discuss the potential risks of delaying the treatment for replacing your missing tooth.

Alternatives to single dental implants

The two alternatives for single-tooth implant treatments are as follows:

Dental bridges:
A dental bridge is also called a tooth-supported bridge. This tooth replacement option consists of two or more crowns on either side of the gap, called abutment teeth. Then, a false tooth in between is known as a pontic. These dental crowns are cemented onto the adjacent natural teeth to hold the bridge in place.
Removable partial denture:
Conventional denture are prosthetic devices designed to be removable and replace one or more missing teeth. They consist of replacement teeth attached to a gum-coloured plastic base, which may be connected to a metal framework that holds the denture in place in the mouth. Partial dentures are usually a noninvasive choice preferred by many people who miss only one tooth.

Consulting one of the friendly dentists in our dental clinic will provide further insights about potential alternative treatment options for you. They can conduct a comprehensive evaluation of your missing tooth and your overall oral health. This way, they can begin the treatment planning that can be suitable to your case.

How much does a single tooth implant cost in Perth?

Dental implants are a reliable option for replacing a single missing tooth. At Maylands Dental Centre, the costs for single-tooth implants are as follows:

Dental implant:
The average price for a single dental implant starts at $4,500 – $5,000.

The overall cost can be influenced by factors such as:

The specific type of implant system used
The materials chosen for the implant and crown
The complexity of the individual’s dental condition
The number of implants used
The location of the dental clinic

At Maylands Dental Centre, we offer dental implants at competitive prices. Our goal is to restore the function and aesthetics of your smile with minimal financial strain. For a detailed assessment and to explore your payment options, consider visiting us. Our dental team can provide accurate quotes for your single tooth replacement

Single Tooth Implants in Perth

Take a step forward and regain your confidence with our single tooth dental implant service. A healthier, more beautiful smile is now just a few steps away.

Download Our Latest Pricing Guide

Get A Natural-looking Tooth Replacement With Single Tooth Implants