Choose Your Implant Solution
Every patient is different. Explore our four implant types and find the solution that suits your anatomy, lifestyle, and goals.
Remove a Tooth Only When It Cannot Be Saved Predictably
A severely broken or infected tooth can keep causing pain and threaten nearby tissues. Extraction removes the problem when saving the tooth is no longer predictable. We plan for comfort, protect the socket where possible and discuss whether the gap should be replaced before treatment begins.
- Removes a tooth that is causing untreatable pain or infection.
- Prevents repeated temporary repairs on a non-restorable tooth.
- Protects nearby tissues through a planned, controlled approach.
- Creates a clean starting point for healing or replacement.
- Includes a clear plan for the gap, bone and follow-up.
Before & After
Real results from patients who underwent Tooth Extraction at our clinic.
We assess decay, fracture, infection, gum support and realistic restorative alternatives.
Imaging shows root shape and nearby anatomy; replacement and graft needs are discussed in advance.
Local anaesthetic is confirmed and the tooth is removed with tissue preservation in mind.
The site is cleaned and stabilised; graft material or sutures are used only when indicated.
Written instructions explain clot care, cleaning, diet, medication and signs that need review.
Treat Painful or Impacted Third Molars Before They Cause More Damage
An impacted wisdom tooth can trap food, inflame the gum or damage the tooth in front. We use focused imaging to assess position, roots and nearby nerves, then recommend removal only when the risk of leaving it outweighs the risk of surgery.
- Relieves recurring infection or pressure around a problematic wisdom tooth.
- Reduces food trapping and decay risk in an uncleanable area.
- Protects the neighbouring second molar when it is threatened.
- Uses imaging to map roots, bone and nerve proximity.
- Provides a practical recovery plan around work, study or travel.
Before & After
Real results from patients who chose Wisdom Teeth Removal at our clinic.
We review pain, infections, cleaning, decay and effects on the neighbouring tooth.
Panoramic imaging and CBCT when indicated show root shape, impaction and nerve relationships.
Local anaesthetic and any additional options are planned with recovery and transport arrangements.
A small gum or bone opening is used when necessary, and the site is cleaned and sutured as indicated.
You receive advice for swelling, clot protection, food, hygiene and urgent warning signs.
Rebuild Local Bone for a Stronger Implant Foundation
Bone naturally shrinks after tooth loss, sometimes leaving too little support for an implant in the right position. Bone grafting preserves a fresh socket or rebuilds a local defect. We choose the smallest procedure that creates a stable, cleanable foundation for the planned tooth.
- Creates bone support where an implant site is too narrow or reduced.
- Helps position the future implant for function and cleaning.
- Can preserve ridge volume at the time of extraction.
- Uses graft type and timing selected for the exact defect.
- Turns an uncertain implant site into a staged, measurable plan.
Before & After
Real results from patients who chose Bone Grafting at our clinic.
Clinical examination and 3D imaging assess ridge width, height, tissues and nearby anatomy.
The graft is designed around the future tooth and implant position rather than bone volume alone.
The site is prepared, graft material is stabilised and a membrane or fixation is used when indicated.
Sutures, hygiene instructions and temporary-tooth design help keep pressure and contamination away.
Healing is reviewed clinically and with imaging when needed before the next surgical or restorative stage.
Create Implant Bone Height in the Upper Back Jaw
The upper back jaw can lose bone after molar removal while the sinus occupies more space above it. A sinus lift raises the sinus lining and adds graft material to create implant support. 3D planning determines whether a smaller internal lift or a larger lateral approach is appropriate.
- Creates bone height for implants in the upper molar region.
- Matches the surgical approach to the size of the deficiency.
- Uses 3D imaging to map the sinus and remaining bone.
- May allow implant placement at the same visit when stability is adequate.
- Provides a staged option when immediate implant support is not safe.
Before & After
Real results from patients who chose Sinus Lift Surgery at our clinic.
CBCT assesses remaining height, sinus anatomy, tooth position and local health.
An internal or lateral lift is selected according to the deficiency and implant plan.
The sinus lining is gently raised and graft material is placed beneath it.
An implant is placed at the same visit only when the remaining bone provides adequate stability.
You receive sinus-specific precautions and reviews before loading the implant or progressing to the next stage.