Dentures supported by implants are more comfortable compared to normal dentures without implants. Moreover, the firm grip of  implants makes artificial teeth feel and appear more natural compared to normal dentures or bridges.

With proper care, dental implants have the potential to last a lifetime, with predictable outcomes. Dental implants also come with the added benefit of bone retention compared to other tooth replacement solutions such as traditional full-dentures or dental bridges.

One fear which denture wearers have is that of their dentures popping out of their mouths when they speak. Implant supported prostheses are retained firmly to the jaw, allowing patients to speak and eat with confidence.

Dental implants prevent bone loss through the preservation of natural tooth tissue and reduction in bone resorption and deterioration, restoring lost jawbone structure. After the placement of dental implants, patients can expect a certain degree of improvement when it comes to their facial structure from the restoration of previously lost jawbone structure

Dental implants fixtures are surgically placed in your jaw bone, mimicking the roots of natural teeth. Dental implants help preserve the jaw bone and reduce bone resorption. When utilising a dental implant to replace a missing tooth, patients can expect improved ability to chew food and speech

Well planned and cared for dental implants generally offer ‘survival rates’ comparable or better than other teeth replacement options.  And, as implant technology and techniques improve, so should their success rate. People in good health have the best chance for successful implants