Dental Implants

A dental implant is a metal fixture (usually a screw) that is placed into the jaw bone. It acts as a support for a false tooth or a set of false teeth. The fixture fuses with the jaw bone (osseointegration).

Implants are made of commercially and medically pure Titanium. This is the same metal that has been successfully used in hip replacements for many years. It is inert and is not known to cause any type of rejection phenomenon.

Dental implants provide a number of benefits for people seeking alternatives and solutions to the problems created by tooth loss. These benefits include:

  • Renewed ability to chew and speak properly
  • Restoration of facial aesthetics
  • Preservation of remaining jaw bone structure
  • Reduction of possible gum problems and infections
  • Increased confidence and self-esteem as a result of all of the above.

Dental Implants offer several major advantages to patients after tooth loss. The ability to recover the natural appearance of teeth is one of the greatest advantages.

If you are considering a dental implant but would like more information about the process and the cost of treatment, please contact us on 1850 323 323

Dental Implants Treatments Explained

Implants are the modern way to replace missing teeth. The implant, which is made of titanium, is fitted in the bone where the tooth’s root would normally be. When the implant is fully integrated to the bone, a post is attached to it. A crown can be placed over the post to replace the missing tooth.

Implants are generally done in 2 Phases:

Phase 1:

Surgical: This is when the implant is placed. The initial implant placement will take around 45 minutes – 3hours depending and is usually done under local anesthetic, but conscious sedation is also offered if you wish. It takes about three to six months for the implant to fully integrate with the bone of your jaw.  (A temporary denture may need to be worn during this phase).

Phase 2:

Restoration: This is where the permanent crown (tooth) is placed on the implant(s) after the implant has mended to the bone.

You can have any number of teeth replaced with implants – from a single tooth to a complete set.

Single Implant: From: €2,200

Multiple Implants: From: €2,000

To see if you are eligible for implants, simply request a Consultation with our Oral Surgeon who will devise a suitable treatment plan and provide you with a list of your options.

An ideal candidate is anyone with missing tooth or teeth, those having trouble eating, talking or speaking due to loss of teeth. This could change your way of life!

Payment Plans

Payment Plans In order to determine the suitability, exact cost and treatment plan we would first need to see you.

The following clinics currently offer Implant services: O'Connell Street, 4 South Anne Street, Waterloo Road, Blanchardstown, Galway, Omagh, Waterford and Wexford.

 
 
Dublin 1, O'Connell Street
Tel: 1850 323 323
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Dublin 2,
South Anne Street

Tel: 01 672 8938
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Dublin 4, Waterloo Road
Tel: 01 614 0440
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Dundrum
Tel: 01 5250800
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Blanchardstown
Tel: 01 5250930
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Galway
Tel: 091 575 007
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Tallaght
Tel: 1850 373 373
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Smiles Orthodontics
Tel: 1800 355 555
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Clonshaugh
Tel: 01 8470305
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Cork
Tel: 021 427 4706
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Drogheda
Tel: 041 983 8617
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Enniscorthy
Tel: 053 9236612
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Waterford
Tel: 051 854229
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Wexford
Tel: 053 9122008
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Bray
Tel: 01 2745111
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Omagh
Tel: 048 82244811
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Lisburn
Tel: 048 92670286
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