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Rediscover Your Smile with Dental Implants Mindarie
At Mindarie Quinns Dental Centre, our dental team are experienced in restoring your smile and confidence with high-quality dental implants. We use the latest technology to provide personalised care and ensure optimal results. Whether you’re missing one tooth or several, we offer tailored solutions to meet your needs and budget. Let us help you achieve a natural, beautiful smile.
Different Types of Dental Implants
With our experienced dental team and the latest innovations in dental implant technology, we offer a wide range of dental implants to suit your unique needs and preferences. Let’s explore some of our top-rated dental implant treatments in Perth.
Single Tooth Implants
Single tooth implants are a durable and natural-looking solution for replacing a missing tooth, involving the placement of a titanium post in the jawbone and attaching a custom-made dental crown to restore function and aesthetics without compromising neighboring teeth.
Multiple Tooth Implants
Multiple tooth implants are designed to replace multiple missing teeth by securely implanting artificial teeth into the jawbone. This involves the placement of titanium screws in a procedure. As the screws integrate with the bone, crowns or bridges are affixed to them, resulting in a seamless and natural-looking smile restoration.
All On 4 Dental Implants
All on 4 is a revolutionary approach to full-arch tooth replacement that uses four strategically positioned dental implants to support a complete set of fixed prosthetic teeth. Notably, all on 4 often eliminates the need for bone grafting, making it suitable for individuals with diminished bone density.
Book Your Free Dental Implant Consultation Today
Want to book in for your free dental implant consultation? Leave your details below for a member of our friendly and knowledgeable team to reach out and organise your booking.
Your Free Consultation will be with a leading dental implant dentist. It will include photographs and an OPG x-ray so that we can craft a personalised treatment plan. Our treatment coordination team will also have a chance to discuss any finance options and concerns you have about the treatment. Book your free appointment today.
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Dental Implant Procedure
Initial Consultation
The first step is to schedule a consultation with our office. During the consultation, we will evaluate your mouth and jawbone to determine if you are a perfect candidate for dental implants. We’ll also discuss your goals and expectations for the procedure.
Implant Placement
The next step is to place the implant. The implant is placed in the jawbone. Once the implant has fused with the bone, a small metal post is placed in the implant. This post will support the new tooth.
Tooth Restoration
The next step is to restore the tooth. The new tooth is made to match your natural teeth and placed on the post.
Follow-Up Care
After the procedure, taking care of your dental implants is important. You will need to brush and floss your teeth with your natural teeth. You will also need to see our office for regular checkups and cleanings.
How Much Do Dental Implants Cost?
Here are some general dental implants costs listed below. Mindarie Quinns Dental Centre will work with you to create personalised treatment plans, so you’ll need to schedule a consultation and assessment to get an accurate cost estimate.
| Single restored implant (implant, abutment and crown) | FROM $3,999 |
| All on 4 implant bridge | FROM $19,000 per jaw |
| Implant supported dentures (used to help stabilise loose dentures) | FROM $15,000 per jaw |
Dental Implant FAQs
What are dental implants?
Dental implants are like artificial tooth roots made from titanium. They’re placed into your jawbone during surgery to support replacement teeth or bridges. They’re a solid base for dental prostheses, such as crowns or dentures, which help restore both the function and appearance of your smile.
Am I a good candidate for dental implants?
Determining your candidacy for dental implants in Perth depends on factors such as jawbone density, oral health, overall health, and realistic expectations. When you meet with our skilled implant dentist, they’ll carefully check to see if you’re a good fit for dental implants. They’ll do a detailed assessment to make sure this procedure is right for you and your needs.
What materials are dental implants made from?
Dental implants are typically made from titanium, a biocompatible material that is accepted by the body and serves as a strong and sturdy foundation for replacement teeth. Your new teeth will be designed to match the colour and shape of your natural teeth for a seamless smile.
What payment options do you offer?
Our team is always ready to provide you with accurate, up-to-date information on the best payment terms and financing options to suit your specific needs. We’ll work closely with you and provide you with industry-expert assistance, including looking into using superannuation funds to cover the costs of much-needed dental treatment.
We also offer finance plans.
How successful are dental implants?
Dental implants have a high success rate, often well above 90%. However, success rates can vary depending on the health of the individual receiving the implant, where in the jaw the implants are placed, and the professionalism of the dental provider.
Do dental implants hurt?
Most patients report that the discomfort experienced during a dental implant procedure is less than that of a tooth extraction. You’ll be given local anaesthesia to numb the area, and most patients describe the feeling as a slight pressure rather than pain.
Will dental implants help if I have full dentures or partial dentures?
Yes, dental implants can be used to support dentures, making them secure and allowing you to eat and speak more comfortably. This is often done using an All-on-4 treatment approach.
Can I get a dental implant years after extraction or tooth loss?
Yes, you can get dental implants years after tooth loss. The primary requirement is that you have sufficient bone in the area of the missing tooth to provide support for the implant. If you’ve lost a lot of bone, you may require a bone graft before the implant procedure.
How long does the dental implant procedure take?
The length of the procedure varies depending on the number of implants needed and your overall oral health. Typically, the process involves several stages and can take anywhere from a few months to a year.
Are dental implants safe?
Yes, dental implants have a proven safety record. They are made from biocompatible materials that are accepted by the body. However, like any surgical procedure, there are risks involved, which is why it’s important to have the procedure done by a skilled and experienced implant dentist.
Does health insurance cover dental implants?
Coverage varies by provider and policy. It’s advisable to check with your insurance provider for details or contact our dentist.
Do all dental implants require a bone graft?
Bone grafting isn’t always necessary for dental implant placement, but it can significantly improve the patient’s chances of successful treatment. With the help of unique imaging technology, only your surgeon can determine whether a bone graft is required.
What are the benefits of dental implants?
The most natural-looking tooth replacement option is dental implants. If you’re thinking about getting a dental implant or want to learn more about them, we’ve compiled a list that compares the advantages of a dental implant to other options.
1. Dental implants resemble natural teeth in appearance
When an implant is paired with a prosthetic tooth, the result is entirely natural-looking. Because the implant is flush with the gum line, no one will tell which teeth are natural and restorations.
2. Dental implants work like natural teeth
Aside from looking and feeling like natural teeth, dental implants provide strength and function that other restorations cannot match. The dental implant offers stability to the false tooth because it is firmly anchored in your jaw bone, much like a natural root.
3. Dental implants can help to prevent bone deterioration
One of the side effects of losing a tooth is that bone mass around the missing tooth site begins to deteriorate. There is no longer a root to promote bone ossification and strengthening. Osseointegration is the process by which a dental implant stimulates new bone growth in your jaw. This may help to reduce future bone loss.
4. Dental implants support your facial structure
Bone loss around the mouth can cause people with missing teeth to appear sunken and aged, affecting the overall structure of the face. Dental implants can aid in the preservation of your facial structure by maintaining the strength of your jawbones.
5. Dental implants are long-lasting
Dental implants, like natural teeth, have the potential to last a lifetime if properly cared for.
6. Dental implants are cost-effective
In comparison to other restorations that may need to be replaced regularly, dental implants are surprisingly affordable throughout their lifetime. Regular dental visits can help you keep your implants, teeth and mouth healthy to avoid future problems.
7. Dental implants will not restrain you from your diet
The most common complaint about tooth loss or dentures is that people have to change their diets because their bite is weaker or their dentures don’t stay in place well enough to eat apples or steak. Dental implants are strong enough to let you maintain your regular diet with no restrictions.
Most people can eat and normally drink once their dental implants have stabilised.
8. Smile, eat and laugh with confidence
Tooth loss and wearing dentures can hurt a person’s confidence. Having missing teeth can make it difficult to smile, and denture wearers frequently express concerns about their dentures moving while speaking or laughing. Teeth implants or implant-retained dentures are held in place by your jaw bone and will not move, allowing you to go about your day confident in your smile.
9. Dental implants are simple to maintain
Implants are easy to maintain because they require the same daily brushing and flossing as natural teeth and regular dental checkups and hygienist visits. It’s a common misconception that non-organic implants don’t need to be cleaned. Teeth implants, like natural teeth, can attract plaque and tartar, gum disease, and infections if not properly cared for.
10. The results of dental implants are predictable
The placement of a dental implant in your mouth, as well as the amount of jaw bone available to support it, determine its success. Smoking, for example, can affect the success or failure of a dental implant. Overall, dental implants have a success rate of around 98 per cent, indicating that they provide predictable results and are appropriate for most people.
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Where to find us
Mindarie Quinns Dental Centre
Suite 3/10 Mindarie Drive
Quinns Rocks, Western Australia 6030
Tel:Â (08) 9305 9990
Public Transport:
The clinic is conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from Clarkson Station Stand 2 (Stop Number 21911), making it easily accessible by public transportation.
