Slieveland Dental Dublin Ireland
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We Guarantee All Implants We’ve Placed For 5 Years
Dental implants have transformed millions of mouths worldwide by restoring smiles and confidence when eating. Implants function as teeth providing patients with stability and improving confidence. Our team has trained in world leading centres learning the most advanced techniques and providing the best standard of care.
Our team has years of combined leading class experience providing dental implants, bridges, and implant-supported dentures to a wide range of patients.
Just like your real teeth
Dental implants are comprised of three parts:
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The implant or tooth root.
The crown or tooth that is visible in the mouth.
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The abutment that connects both the implant and crown.
Dental Implants Offered At Slievemore Dental
Single Tooth Implant
Implant-Supported Bridge
Full Mouth Implants
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FAQs on Dental Implants
Multiple factors determine patient suitability for implants, including general health, bone quality, and gum health. To date, following satisfactory medical assessment, we have never refused a patient implants, utilising modern bone grafting techniques and bone creating techniques, almost any site can be made suitable for a successful, long-lasting implant.
A dentist or specialist at Slievemore Dental will carefully examine your mouth and take X-rays of your head, jaw, and teeth to find out if dental implants are right for you.
During the first stage of surgery, your dentist or specialist will put a dental implant into your jawbone beneath the gum tissue. The gum tissue is then stitched back into place. As the tissue heals, the implant will bond with the bone and attach to the gum. It can take several months to heal.
During the second stage of surgery and once the tissue is healed, your dentist or specialist will attach an abutment to the implant. An abutment is a post that connects the replacement tooth to the implant. In some cases, the first and second stages of implant surgery may be done in one single stage.
An artificial replacement tooth is made, and your dentist or specialist attaches it to the abutment. It may take several appointments to properly fit the replacement tooth to the abutment.
When replacing several teeth or all of your teeth, a fixed bridge is anchored to your dental implants. A bridge is a dental restoration that replaces one or more missing teeth by spanning an area that has no teeth. The bridge is held firmly in place by dental implants on each side of the missing tooth or teeth.
Dental implants have amazing success rates over long periods of time. But the success is built on a relationship between the surgeon and the patient. Regular maintenance, care, and cleaning appointments help increase the lifespan of your implants.
All implants we place are guaranteed for 5 years, meaning we will replace them for no cost, provided you have attended maintenance appointments and other modifiable risk factors such as smoking are well controlled.
Several visits to your dentist or dental specialist may be needed until the process is done.
Check-ups will be scheduled during the following year so your dentist can be sure your implants are working properly.
You will need to take very good care of your implants.
Although rare, possible complications due to dental implants include bleeding, infection, numbness, or injury to nearby muscles or the sinus cavity. If you experience any of the above issues, please contact us as soon as possible.
