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One Missing Tooth
A single implant-supported crown can replace an individual missing tooth.
Dental Implants
Replace the tooth. Restore the confidence.
A missing tooth can affect more than your smile. Dental implants provide a stable foundation for replacing a missing tooth and restoring comfortable function.
SINGLE-TOOTH IMPLANT
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Looks Natural
Designed to blend with your existing smile.
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Feels Secure
A stable foundation for tooth replacement.
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Restores Function
Designed to restore comfortable chewing.
What is a dental implant?
A missing tooth has a solution.
A dental implant is a titanium fixture placed in the jawbone to support a replacement tooth.
The final restoration consists of the implant, abutment and dental crown.
- Provides a stable foundation for tooth replacement
- Designed to look and function naturally
- Helps restore chewing function
- Planned according to individual clinical needs
When is an implant considered?
Is an implant right for you?
Implant treatment is individually planned after clinical examination and appropriate diagnostics.
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Multiple Missing Teeth
Implant-supported treatment may be considered when several teeth are missing.
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Tooth That Cannot Be Restored
When a tooth cannot be predictably restored, an implant may be considered as part of the replacement plan.
The Implant Treatment Journey
From planning to your new smile.
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Assess
Clinical examination and appropriate imaging help determine the treatment plan.
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Place
The implant is placed carefully within the planned treatment site.
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Heal
The implant is allowed to heal and integrate with the surrounding bone.
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Restore
The abutment and final crown complete the restoration.
The Three Parts
What makes up a dental implant?
The final tooth replacement works as a system.
Implant
The implant fixture acts as the foundation within the jawbone.
Abutment
The connector between the implant and the final crown.
Crown
The visible tooth designed to restore appearance and function.
Planning Matters
Implant treatment starts before surgery.
Clinical examination and appropriate diagnostic imaging help determine the safest and most suitable treatment approach.
Diagnostic Evaluation
Imaging can help assess the implant site, bone and surrounding structures.
Implant Assessment
Implant position and surrounding structures can be evaluated radiographically.
Why Choose Radiant Arc?
Planned carefully. Restored naturally.
Implant treatment is not simply about replacing a missing tooth. It involves assessment, planning, surgical care and restoration.
Individualised Planning
Every case is assessed according to individual needs.
Diagnostic Support
Appropriate imaging supports treatment planning.
Function & Aesthetics
The restoration is planned for appearance and function.
Clear Guidance
You understand each stage before treatment begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before you decide.
Does getting a dental implant hurt?
Dental implant placement is performed under
local anaesthesia. Some discomfort or swelling
may occur afterwards and your dentist will provide
post-treatment instructions.
How long does implant treatment take?
The overall timeline varies depending on the
condition of the site, healing and the planned
restoration.
Will my implant look natural?
The final crown is designed according to the
surrounding teeth and individual aesthetic
requirements.
Can everyone get dental implants?
Not everyone is automatically a candidate.
Suitability depends on oral health, bone
condition, medical history and treatment needs.
How long do dental implants last?
Implants are intended as a long-term tooth
replacement option. Longevity depends on
oral hygiene, gum health, bite, maintenance
and professional follow-up.
How do I take care of my implant?
Good daily oral hygiene and regular dental
check-ups are important. Your dentist can
show you how to clean around the implant
and restoration.
Ready to explore your options?
Thinking about replacing a missing tooth?
Let's understand your options and create the right treatment plan for you.