Replacement teeth
Dental Implants in Galle
A dental implant is one option for replacing a missing tooth or supporting a dental restoration. Planning considers the mouth, available bone, general health, and the restoration that will sit above the implant.
Book a consultationWhen might this care be considered?
An appointment may be useful when:
- One or more teeth are missing
- You want to compare implant treatment with bridges or dentures
- An existing tooth-replacement option needs reassessment
What to expect
- 1Assess oral health and whether implant treatment may be suitable
- 2Explain the planned stages, alternatives, healing, and maintenance
- 3Place and restore the implant according to the agreed clinical plan
Aftercare and follow-up
Implants require careful daily cleaning and ongoing dental reviews. Smoking, oral health, medical factors, and maintenance can affect suitability and long-term outcomes.
Frequently asked questions
Is everyone suitable for a dental implant?
No. Suitability depends on oral health, bone, medical history, habits, and treatment goals. A clinical assessment is essential.
Is an implant the only way to replace a missing tooth?
No. Depending on the situation, alternatives may include a bridge, partial denture, full denture, or no immediate replacement. The dentist can explain the trade-offs.
This page provides general information and is not a diagnosis or individual treatment recommendation. Please arrange a dental assessment for advice about your circumstances.