Review & diagnostics
Consultation, scans, health review, and a personalised treatment proposal.
A long-term approach to replacing missing teeth, planned around your oral health, bone condition, travel schedule, and individual goals.
A dental implant is placed in the jaw to support a custom crown, bridge, or denture. It can help restore chewing function and provide a natural-looking replacement without relying on neighbouring teeth.
Your dentist will assess X-rays or 3D scans, gum health, bite, and available bone before recommending implant position, material, and restoration. Bone grafting or other preparatory care may alter the schedule.
Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, active gum disease, certain medications, and insufficient bone may affect healing or suitability. A clinician must review your medical and dental history before confirming treatment.
Consultation, scans, health review, and a personalised treatment proposal.
Implant surgery, with temporary restoration when clinically appropriate.
Osseointegration usually takes several months, monitored through follow-up.
The custom crown or bridge is fitted, checked, and adjusted for your bite.
Many implant plans involve two trips: placement on the first visit and the final restoration after healing. Some cases may require extra appointments, grafting, or a longer stay.
Treatment duration, recommended stay, appointment count, recovery, and number of trips are estimates only. Your actual plan depends on your dental condition, procedure complexity, healing response, and the treating clinician’s assessment.
Share your records and goals. Well Being Gateway can coordinate an initial treatment proposal, appointments, travel, and follow-up support.