Dental Implants

Choosing to get dental implants can be a big undertaking. Our caring and skilled
dentists at Richmond Fine Dentistry will help you make the right choice. We offer
some of Melbourne's most comprehensive dental implant treatments for both single
or multiple tooth loss.

Dental implants are developed from medical-grade titanium and are placed in your
jawbone to substitute for a missing tooth root. This implant now serves as a solid base
to which a cosmetic appliance such as a crown, bridge or denture (full or partial) may
be affixed.

Having a dental implant means a lot of meticulous planning and preparation. Dental
implants at Richmond Fine Dentistry involve the valuable skills of our following dental
professionals at each stage of the procedure:

When you have chosen to go ahead with a dental implant, you will need to have good
oral and general health. Your teeth and gums need to be in optimal health before the
procedure, so you will need to follow a strict oral health routine for at least 3-4 weeks
before any treatment begins.

When you have chosen to go ahead with a dental implant, you will need to have good
oral and general health. Your teeth and gums need to be in optimal health before the
procedure, so you will need to follow a strict oral health routine for at least 3-4 weeks
before any treatment begins.

The process begins with taking upper and lower study models, followed by a trial wax-up
on these models in the laboratory to develop the proposed aesthetic scheme. You will
then have a sitting with the waxed-up models to discuss, modify, and approve your
proposed new smile. This serves as a blueprint for the ceramist who will create your
veneers. Additionally, a complementary consultation with the ceramicist is arranged to
directly assess your shade and aesthetic preferences, as their involvement is essential to
achieving a successful treatment outcome.

The process begins with taking upper and lower study models, followed by a trial wax-up
on these models in the laboratory to develop the proposed aesthetic scheme. You will
then have a sitting with the waxed-up models to discuss, modify, and approve your
proposed new smile. This serves as a blueprint for the ceramist who will create your
veneers. Additionally, a complementary consultation with the ceramicist is arranged to
directly assess your shade and aesthetic preferences, as their involvement is essential to
achieving a successful treatment outcome.