Dental Implants in Singapore

Missing teeth can entail a huge variety of problems. Besides affecting your appearance, it could also cause problems for chewing and eating. Furthermore, missing teeth could affect your ability to articulate clearly.

However, you do not have to give up on your favourite food or restrain from speaking/singing freely just because you have missing teeth. Specialist Dental Group uses the latest technology to replace missing teeth with dental implants in Singapore that look, feel, and function like natural teeth.

Whether it is a result of extensive cavities, severe injury, an unfortunate accident, or periodontal (gum) disease, our dental specialists in Singapore can provide an accurate consultation about the dental implant procedure and whether this is a suitable treatment option for you.

How Dental (Tooth) Implants Can Change Your Life

A dental implant is a man-made foundation – usually in the form of a titanium screw – that is placed into the jawbone to serve as a replacement for the missing tooth’s root. It becomes the anchor point for the new teeth (implant crown).

This procedure offers the patient a number of benefits:

• Dental implants are made to last for a lifetime
• Seamless integration with existing, natural teeth
• The only tooth replacement method that prevents bone loss in the jaw
• Only maintenance required is daily oral care and visit to the dentist twice a year
• Eat, chew, and speak regularly as per normal

Generally, a healing period of three months is needed before the final crown is seated. Made using zirconia, a very strong and translucent material, these crowns are indistinguishable from the rest of your teeth in all but the most careful inspections.

Learn More About the Dental Implants, Dentures, and Other Options Offered By Our Practice

Looking for a less permanent option to replace missing teeth? Have a discussion with our dental specialists/dentists in Singapore today about how dentures can help to improve your performance of daily activities such as chewing, eating, and speaking.