Step 1: Comprehensive Consultation & Tailored Treatment Design

Embark on your dental journey with a meticulous examination using cutting-edge technologies such as intraoral 3D scans and cone beam CT scans. Armed with this information, we craft a personalized digital treatment plan exclusively for you.

Step 2: Precision Implant Placement

Entrust your smile to our skilled implant specialist who will delicately create a small incision in your gums for the seamless insertion of the titanium implant into your jawbone, skillfully closing it with stitches. Witness the magic as the implant heals and integrates with the jawbone over the next 3-6 months.

Step 3: Crown Crafting and Placement

Once the implant becomes one with your jaw, our team custom crafts a unique crown just for you, seamlessly attaching it to the implant. Behold a tooth that looks and functions like the real deal! Maintenance is a breeze—stick to your regular brushing, flossing, and schedule dental check-ups every 6 months.

Please note that treatment costs may vary depending on the complexity of your case or if additional procedures like bone grafting or sinus lifts are required. For a tailored plan that aligns perfectly with your needs, reach out to our friendly team today for your personal consultation!

How long is the Dental Implant Treatment Period ?

The treatment takes about one month from consultation up to the first surgery and another 2~3 months until the periodontal bones and implant are fixed firmly and the prosthesis is mounted. The period could be extended to 6~9 months depending on the condition of the jaw bones and mouth, your general health, chewing strength, and difference in the implant system.

Are Tooth Implants more expensive than Dentures?

Although the initial cost is high, implants are semi-permanent; thus, they are actually cheaper because no additional cost is incurred. In contrast, although the initial cost of dentures is lower than that of implant, additional cost may be incurred later.

Does Dental (tooth) Implant Contain Harmful Metal Compositions?

No. Implant is made of titanium, forming TO2 on the surface in air, water, and other electrolyte by itself. Boasting of excellent bio-compatibility, implants are not harmful to the human body. The same material (Titanium) is also used in other medical implants during accidents and bone fractures.