Multiple Teeth Implants

A full set of teeth helps support chewing and maintains facial structure. When one or more teeth go missing, some changes in function or appearance can occur. The loss of a group of teeth may affect speech and appearance. Dental implants are used to replace missing teeth and are an alternative to treatments like dentures and dental bridges.

What Are Multiple Teeth Implants?

Multiple teeth implants consists of three different components. The dental implant itself is the screw that is inserted into the jawbone and provides support for the dental restoration. The second component is called the ‘abutment’ and that is an intermediary part that joins the ‘tooth’ to the dental implant screw. The third component is what you see and use – and that is the dental implant crown or the ‘tooth’.

Steps To Completing Your Multiple Teeth Implant

Initial Consultation

After an initial consult, we will gather further information to allow us to diagnose and treat the missing tooth appropriately. We may require moulds to be taken to assess the bite as well as other diagnostic records such as x-rays to assess bone availability. Planning to this degree means the implant can be prepared according to the treatment plan.

Implant Placement

This visit is where the dental implant screw is placed with precision into the jaw bone. If you require a tooth extraction, it is possible to have this done during your implant placement. This approach may allow a single surgical procedure instead of two. Your dentist will discuss the sedation and anxiolysis options available to you. Treatment is provided according to established clinical protocols.

Final Fit

The last phase of the treatment process is to fill the implant with a set of ‘teeth’. An impression/mould will be taken of the implant to capture its location in your mouth, taking neighbouring teeth into account. This will allow us to provide a replacement for the missing tooth. After a healing period of 3 – 6 months, the dental implants can be incorporated into the final restoration.

The Cost of Multiple Teeth Implants

The cost of a set of three teeth on two dental implants starts at $9,500. This is a package pricing that includes the dental implant screws, the implant abutments and the implant crowns. Please do note that the price may vary for each specific case as there are specific factors and clinical conditions that will play a part in the reconstruction of missing teeth. For example, some patients may require a bone graft or complete sedation services. Check out dental implants cost or visit our dental clinic in Hawthorn for an accurate quote, please book in for a consultation.

Bone Graft

When a tooth is extracted, some bone can be lost following the extraction. The majority of this resorption happens in the first three months, which may change the shape of the jawbone in that area.

In the past, surgeons would harvest bone from another part of the body (such as the hip) to do a bone graft for a dental implant procedure. Recent techniques have provided alternative approaches.

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Zak

All-On-X

Zak came to us seeking assistance as they had difficulty in smiling and eating.
He had concerns with:

Missing teeth
Loose teeth
Sensitivity and pain
Difficulty in eating

Treatment provided: Upper and Lower All-On-X

Timeframe of treatment: 3 – 4 days

Every patient’s clinical circumstances, treatment plan, and outcome are different. Individual results, risks, complications, and recovery times vary. Before starting treatment, seek independent advice from a qualified, AHPRA-registered health practitioner and consider obtaining a second opinion. This content is general in nature, intended for adults, and is not medical advice.

Wendy

All-On-X

Wendy wanted solutions that could help with her top teeth – which were loose and painful.
She had concerns with:

Missing top back teeth
Loose teeth
Sensitivity and pain
Gum recession
Difficulty in eating

Treatment provided: Upper All-On-X

Timeframe of treatment: 3 – 4 days

Every patient’s clinical circumstances, treatment plan, and outcome are different. Individual results, risks, complications, and recovery times vary. Before starting treatment, seek independent advice from a qualified, AHPRA-registered health practitioner and consider obtaining a second opinion. This content is general in nature, intended for adults, and is not medical advice.

Lopati

All-On-X

Lopati came to us seeking assistance in improving his smile, confidence and overall oral health.
He had concerns with:

Missing teeth
Loose teeth
Sensitivity and pain
Yellow teeth
Difficulty in eating

Treatment provided: Upper and Lower All-On-X

Timeframe of treatment: 3 – 4 days

Every patient’s clinical circumstances, treatment plan, and outcome are different. Individual results, risks, complications, and recovery times vary. Before starting treatment, seek independent advice from a qualified, AHPRA-registered health practitioner and consider obtaining a second opinion. This content is general in nature, intended for adults, and is not medical advice.