Preparation

Because All-on-4® is such an effective form of treatment, it’s understandable to assume it works just as well wherever you go. But the location, the clinic and the surgeon you choose all make a difference. The more highly trained professional…

No matter the nature of your dental problems, everybody wants a pain-free, natural-looking smile that they can be proud of. Restorative dentistry focuses on the individual needs of each patient, not on one-size-fits-all solutions. Restorative dentistry involves repairing and replacing…

All-on-4® is a treatment for patients who have lost all or most of their natural teeth. If you’ve been living with missing or badly damaged teeth, it provides you with a new smile in only 24 hours. Not only that,…

It’s understandable that affordability is an important factor for many people. Yet dentistry, particularly implant dentistry, isn’t an industry where shopping around for the cheapest option is advisable. When it comes to your new set of teeth, there are so…

All-on-4® dental implants are a game-changing solution for people with tooth or bone loss. Through only four implants in each jawbone, your smile and oral function can be restored with this dental treatment. However, like any medical procedure, the All-on-4®…

Your smile is often the first thing people notice about you, so you want to have a smile that you’re proud of.  If you have multiple damaged or missing teeth, there is a way that you could feel more confident…

Tooth loss can occur for a variety of reasons: advanced gum disease, injury and trauma, poor dental hygiene or even genetic conditions. In Australia, missing teeth is a common issue that increases with age, and 20% of Australians over the…

Full-mouth dental implants are designed to take you from having little to no teeth left to your new full-set teeth smile. If you’ve been living with missing teeth for a while, full-mouth dental implants offer you a fresh start with…

The loss or removal of a tooth commonly leads to deterioration of the jawbone. The bone surrounding a tooth is there to support it and keep it in place. When the tooth is gone, this almost always leads to alveolar…