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What happens when you get a dental implant at Clubb Dental

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU GET A DENTAL IMPLANT

Curious about the dental implant process and how to care for your new tooth?

Let’s dive into what the dental implant process actually involves and how to care for your new implant to keep it strong and beautiful.
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THE DENTAL IMPLANT PROCEEDURE: WHAT TO EXPECT

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1. PLACING THE IMPLANT

The first step is placing the implant post, which acts like the root of a tooth.

It’s made of titanium and is surgically inserted into your jawbone.

Don’t worry; with local anesthesia, this process is manageable, and you’ll be awake the whole time.

​Most patients are surprised by how straightforward and pain-free it is.
Dr Steven placing a dental implant for a patient at Clubb Dental
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2. HEALING AND OSSEOINTEGRATION

After the implant is in, your body needs time to heal.

During this phase, the implant fuses with your bone in a process called osseointegration.

This bonding process is essential to create a solid, stable foundation for your new tooth.

Healing can take a few months.
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3. ATTACHING THE ABUTMENT & CROWN


Once your implant has fully healed, it’s time for the final touches.

We’ll attach an abutment, which connects the implant to the crown (the part that looks like a natural tooth).

Your custom-made crown will be placed on top, completing the look.

​With your new tooth in place, you’ll be ready to eat, smile, and enjoy life as if it were your natural tooth!
Structure of a dental implant

CARING FOR YOUR NEW IMPLANT

A dental implant can last a lifetime if you take care of it well, so here’s how to keep it in top shape:
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1. BRUSH & FLOSS DAILY

Your implant might be artificial, but the tissue around it is very real!

​Brush twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush, and don’t skip flossing around your implant to keep plaque from building up.
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2. VISIT US REGULARLY

Routine check-ups are key to making sure everything around the implant stays healthy.

​We’ll check that the implant is secure and that the surrounding gum tissue remains free from infection or inflammation.
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3. AVOID HARD FOODS

Your implant is strong, but it’s still wise to be gentle.

​Try to avoid hard or sticky foods like ice or hard candies that might put unnecessary pressure on your implant.
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4. SAY NO TO TOBACCO

Smoking can interfere with healing and increase the risk of infection around the implant.

​The healthier your mouth is, the longer your implant will last!
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And that’s it!

Dental implants are an amazing option for restoring your smile, and with the right preparation, placement, and care, they can truly last a lifetime.

If you have any questions about costs, payment options, or insurance coverage, don’t hesitate to reach out.

​ Here’s to a healthy, happy smile!
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
​ABOUT DENTAL IMPLANTS

​How much are dental implants?
The cost of dental implants can vary based on several factors, including the complexity of the case, the materials used, and any additional procedures that might be necessary (like bone grafts).
​While implants are a significant investment, they offer long-term value by restoring your smile and function for years to come.
If you’d like a personalized quote, we’re happy to provide one after an evaluation with one of our dentists.
​Are there payment plan options for dental implants?
Yes! We understand that dental implants are a major investment, so we offer payment plan options to make this treatment more affordable for our patients.
We offer:
Afterpay to spread payments over 2 months
Humm payment plans to spread payments over 2 years with 0% interest
Superannuation can also be used to pay for dental implants
Feel free to ask about financing options when you come in for your consultation, and we’ll find a plan that works for you.
​Will dental insurance cover dental implants?
Coverage varies depending on your insurance provider.
​Some plans cover part of the implant process, while others may only cover certain aspects (like a crown or the extraction if needed).
​Our team can help you check with your insurance provider to see what’s covered.
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