Nobody likes pain do they? Which is why some people considering a dental implant decide not to go ahead with the dental implant procedure.

Dental implants are designed to replace lost or missing teeth but not all kinds of implants are created equal. In this article we will take a look at different types of dental implants and when they are recommended.

While it's well documented that dental implant surgery is a pain free procedure, many people are worried about tooth implant pain after surgery. Once the anaesthetic wears off, the question on many patient's lips is...will it hurt and if so, for how long? In this post we'll take a closer look at what you can expect after surgery and how it will affect you.

What are the differences between a dental bridge vs implant and how do you know which is best for you? Dental implants are often favoured over bridges because of the level of customisation that goes into their construction and the comfort and confidence they provide.

Performed for more than 50 years, dental implants are considered a safe tooth replacement procedure. For the majority of patients in good health, implants are extremely successful when performed by a suitably qualified professional.

The cost of dental implants is a hot topic, but in fact, this option may be more affordable than many other tooth replacement alternatives.

When done correctly a dental implant should last a lifetime, and can be seen as an investment, compared to alternatives such as dentures and bridges, which do not last as long.