Highly aesthetic
White like a natural tooth — no risk of grey metal showing through the gum, even if it recedes slightly.
Dental Implants
Replacing a tooth is about far more than chewing.
A missing tooth represents a cascade of biological events: the jawbone begins to resorb, the bite shifts, nutrition suffers, and the site itself can become a harbour for bacteria. Replacing it isn't just about chewing; it's about preserving bone mass and eliminating a potential chronic inflammation trigger.
This understanding shapes every step of how we plan and place an implant. We are not just performing surgery — we are cultivating the conditions for your body to heal and integrate a new root system as if it were its own.
Metal-free zirconia ceramic implants
The centrepiece of our tooth replacement philosophy is the metal-free zirconia ceramic implant — because the material science aligns perfectly with biological principles.
Metal-free, biocompatible
Ideal for patients with metal allergies or sensitivities, or those who simply want to avoid metals.
Low plaque affinity
An extremely smooth surface makes it harder for bacteria and plaque to accumulate compared with titanium.
Corrosion-free
Zirconia does not corrode or release ions into the body.
Soft-tissue friendly
Gum tissue tends to heal and attach well to the material, often with excellent long-term pink aesthetics.
Limitations to be aware of
- —More brittle — while strong, zirconia has lower tensile strength and flexural tolerance than titanium, raising the risk of fracture under extreme load.
- —Ceramic material requires a thicker bone wall to maintain structural integrity.
- —Less long-term data — titanium implants have decades of solid track record; modern zirconia implants are newer, with fewer large-scale studies.
- —Generally higher cost than standard titanium implants.
In short, ceramic implants are not a universal solution — their use must be carefully restricted to cases with low to moderate occlusal forces, sufficient bone volume, and implant positions that allow perfect axial alignment. Where titanium is the safer clinical choice, we will tell you so.
All-on implants: a new beginning for your smile
Living with failing teeth or uncomfortable dentures can feel like a life half-lived. All-on dental implants — often called All-on-4, All-on-6 or full-arch restoration — offer a solution that can transform your oral health in as little as one day.
A full arch of prosthetic teeth is permanently anchored to a small number of strategically placed implants. Unlike dentures that rest on the gums, the All-on method maximises the healthy bone you already have: typically 10 to 14 teeth supported by just 4 to 6 implant posts, eliminating the need for bone grafting in many cases.
All-on-4 vs All-on-6
All-on-4
The original innovation. Four implants are placed, with the back two angled up to 30 degrees to avoid the sinus cavity in the upper jaw or the nerve canal in the lower jaw. This tilt engages denser bone and provides exceptional support for an immediate full-arch bridge.
All-on-6
Six implants offer increased stability, especially for the upper jaw where bone density is naturally softer. The extra implants distribute biting force more evenly, promoting greater long-term durability.
The life-changing benefits
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Immediate function (teeth in a day)
You often leave surgery with a full set of temporary, fixed and fully functional teeth. After a healing period of 3–6 months, this temporary bridge is replaced with your final, custom-crafted restoration. You are never without teeth.
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A permanent, unshakeable fit
Say goodbye to messy adhesives and the fear of teeth slipping in public. Your new teeth are screwed directly into the implants and can only be removed by your dentist.
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Enjoy food again
The implanted foundation restores up to 90% or more of your natural chewing power, so you can once again enjoy a healthy, varied diet.
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A youthful, natural smile
The prosthesis restores lost lip and cheek support, while the implants stimulate the jawbone — preventing the sunken-in look that comes with dentures and bone loss.
Are you a candidate?
- —Have lost most or all of your teeth in one or both jaws.
- —Currently wear full or partial dentures and find them uncomfortable or loose.
- —Have advanced gum disease that has severely compromised your natural teeth.
- —Have sufficient jawbone density to anchor implants (confirmed with advanced 3D CBCT imaging).
- —Are in reasonable general health to undergo a surgical procedure.
The journey to your new smile
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Consultation & 3D planning
We begin with a comprehensive exam, including a 3D cone beam CT scan. This allows us to virtually plan the exact position and angle of every implant with sub-millimetre precision — before you enter the surgical suite.
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The surgery day
The implants are placed precisely according to the digital plan. Your custom-crafted, pre-made temporary fixed bridge is then securely attached.
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The healing phase (osseointegration)
Over the next 3–6 months the implants fuse biologically with your jawbone. You'll follow a soft-food diet to protect them as they heal, but you'll smile and function normally.
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Your final, permanent smile
Once healing is complete we take new impressions to create your definitive prosthesis, precision-milled from high-grade zirconia for unparalleled aesthetics, strength and a perfect fit.
The investment in yourself
The cost of All-on implants varies depending on the number of implants (4, 6 or more), the materials chosen for your final teeth — premium acrylic versus individual zirconia crowns bonded to a titanium frame — and any preparatory procedures.
We understand this is a significant decision, so we offer a transparent fee structure to help make this care accessible. We invite you to discuss your personalised treatment plan and a detailed breakdown of costs during your consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Is the procedure painful?
The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, so you feel no pain during surgery. Post-operative discomfort is typically manageable with prescribed or over-the-counter medication, and is far less than most patients anticipate.
How do I care for my new teeth?
Care is straightforward. Treat your fixed bridge like natural teeth: brush twice daily and use a water flosser to clean around the implants and under the bridge. We also schedule regular professional cleanings.
How long will my All-on implants last?
The implants themselves are designed to last a lifetime. The long-term prosthetic bridge is incredibly durable but may require adjustment or replacement after 10–15+ years due to normal wear, just like natural teeth.
How do I know if I need All-on-4 or All-on-6?
This is determined clinically using 3D imaging to assess your bone volume, density and anatomy. We recommend the optimal number of implants for the longest-lasting, most predictable result.
Ready to transform your life?
Don't let failing teeth or uncomfortable dentures hold you back another day. Rediscover the confidence to smile, the pleasure of a great meal, and the health that comes with it.