Thank you for choosing the Sydney Implant Institute to carry out your All-on-4 dental implant treatment. If you're not sure what to expect before, during or after your operation, have a read through our Surgeon Q&A guide featuring Dr Mark Braund and Dr Daniel Adamo to familiarise yourself with the dental implant process. What will happen during my first consultation? One of our den...

Dental implants are known to boost the appearance and confidence of patients wishing to permanently replace a missing tooth or multiple teeth, but they can actually do a lot more than improve one's aesthetics. Dental implants most importantly restore natural function and prevent a series of detrimental oral problems from occurring. Unlike ill-fitting dentures with messy glues, dental implant...

Replacing missing teeth can improve your appearance and confidence, but more importantly it prevents a whole range of oral problems from occurring. When a person loses a tooth or has a tooth extracted, the jaw bone begins to weaken and soft tissue collapses. This causes surrounding teeth to shift out of their normal position because teeth rely on each other for support. The loss of jaw bone ...

Not sure what all the dental implant lingo means? Don't fret. Here's an A to Z guide of all the terms commonly used during dental implant consultations and treatments. In no time, you'll know what they all mean and how they can be applied. All-on-4 procedure: A revolutionary dental implant treatment used to replace teeth that are sore, cracked, decayed, chipped, deteriorating, missing or loo...

Dental implants were first introduced in 1965, but a series of technological improvements along the way has meant that the modern implant available today is now even better than ever – they look great, feel pleasant and chew just like natural teeth. Dental implants are artificial prosthetics designed to permanently restore a missing tooth or multiple teeth. Once a patient has the entire dent...

Dental implants have revolutionised dentistry. After almost 50 years, the placement of a titanium screw with an attached tooth has now grown to be society's standard for permanently replacing missing or severely damaged teeth. And it's all due to the host of benefits dental implants offer both patients and dental professionals. In the past, losing a tooth used to mean that uncomfortable, ill...

This is a serious condition and in order to save the tooth from falling out, a treatment called root canal therapy (endodontic treatment) is often a concerned patient's first port of call. The process involves a root canal specialist removing the infected/diseased pulp, cleaning and filling the area with a natural substance and then sealing the tooth with a filling or crown. Root canal thera...

Dental implants are now standard practice for replacing missing or severely damaged teeth. And in over 40 years of clinical use and recorded success, there have been numerous changes and improvements along the way. It was 1965 when Swedish Professor Per-Invar Branemark invented the modern-day titanium implant, treating the first patient in the world (Gosta Larsson), who was missing several t...

Essentially, a dental implant is an artificial tooth root that is integrated into a candidate's jawbone to hold a replacement tooth or bridge (multiple teeth). They're a popular choice for patients who have lost a tooth/teeth due to periodontal disease or the impact from an injury. Dental implants are different to other tooth replacement solutions, offering a wealth of benefits. Unlike dentu...

Innovative, effective and affordable... All-on-4 is an alternative treatment for denture patients looking to fix missing or deteriorating teeth. The treatment makes use of the latest technology, tools and procedures from the world of dentistry, making it a highly effective option for many patients. Ultimately though, the determining factors of All-on-4 success start with patient suitability....