DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants in Maddington and Joondalup

DaVinci Implants offer many benefits over traditional implants and are increasingly becoming popular. Here are just a few ways DaVinci Implants can benefit you:

• They are made of titanium alloy, which is strong enough to withstand chewing and biting forces.
• Additionally, most existing tooth replacement systems are compatible with them, making them a good option for patients who already have dental work.
• They are less susceptible to infection and rejection than traditional implants.
• Minimally invasive surgery is needed to place DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants in the jawbone, which means less pain and a shorter recovery period for patients

Titanium is a strong and durable metal used in DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants. They are an excellent choice for dental implants, which are designed to last for a lifetime. Even though the implant will last for a long time, the artificial teeth attached to the implant may need to be replaced after 10–15 years. You can, however, prolong the life of your DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants by taking proper care.

The rising popularity of dental implants is no secret. They may help you improve your oral health, look younger, and feel more confident. How will you know which implant is right for you when there are so many options on the market? DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implant is one of the most popular brands of implants. So, what makes them different from ordinary implants?

Titanium alloy is used in DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants to make them strong and durable. In addition to being biocompatible, titanium is also unlikely to cause allergic reactions. They are also available in different sizes and shapes to suit different mouths and can be used in both upper and lower jaws.

On the other hand, regular implants can be made from various materials, including ceramic and porcelain. They can also be customised according to size and shape. In comparison with DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants, regular implants are typically less expensive. However, ceramic implants can get damaged during their production. This might raise the chance of breaks or rejection.

Even though any dental implant has a small chance of failing, DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants have a very high success rate. These implants are considered to be the most durable and strongest currently available. They feature a unique design that makes them so durable and strong. The titanium alloy used in DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants is stronger than traditional titanium implants. Additionally, their rough surfaces make it easier for the implant to fuse with the bone. This means that DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants are unlikely to loosen over time or fall out. Despite their slightly higher initial cost, they are often seen as a wise investment due to their long-term durability.

The procedure for getting DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants has the same risks as any other invasive surgery. Implant failure is the most common complication; it occurs when the implant does not fuse properly with the bone. As a result, there can be pain, instability, and a need for revision oral surgery. There is also the risk of nerve damage, which can result in numbness, tingling, or weakness in the affected area. Implant infections can also occur in rare cases. 

By carefully selecting an experienced dental professional and following post-operative instructions, these complications are typically preventable. DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants are generally considered safe and effective, and complications are uncommon.

DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants are typically regarded as a high-quality preferred option and priced fairly against other brands. You may also contact your health fund provider to find out what is covered in your policy, as well as whether any surgery is covered. In order to know an accurate estimate of the potential costs of DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants, please visit our clinic for a consultation with our qualified dentist.

What to expect during a dental implant procedure may be on your mind if you’re considering the procedure. There are many reasons why DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants are a popular choice – they offer a wide range of advantages over traditional implants. However, what happens during the procedure exactly? Find out below:

1. A Preliminary Assessment
During a comprehensive examination, our dentist will determine whether you are a candidate for dental implants and which procedure is right for you. Initial evaluations include taking X-rays, making impressions, matching your individual tooth colour, and preparing your implant, so it appears as natural as possible.

If you have any medical conditions or medications, we will discuss them with you to avoid complications.

2. Tooth Extractions
We have our dentist remove any remaining teeth that need to be replaced before performing any dental work. We can do this while implant placement is being performed.

Anaesthesia options will be discussed with your dentist. To make you feel numb and remove any pain, your dentist will probably use a local anesthetic. If the tooth isn’t fractured, it shouldn’t take long to remove.

When the tooth is extracted, you will feel just a slight tug and pressure. After the extraction, you shouldn’t blow your nose, smoke, spit excessively, or drink through a straw. These actions can dry out your socket and cause pain.

3. DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants Placement and Bone Grafting
A strong jaw is necessary for chewing, as well as enough bone to support the DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants. When you need more bone for your jaw, it will typically come from a different area of your jaw away from your implant site.

It may be necessary to wait until the bone heals before adding the DaVinci Smiles™ Dental Implants. Once the bone has healed, our dentist will add the implant.

The jawbone grows around the implant once it has been placed. Eventually, the implant will become part of your natural gum line. This can take anywhere from three to nine months, depending on the individual.

4. Installation of Abutments
The qualified health professional will attach the abutment to the implant as soon as it is stable enough. The abutment links the porcelain crown to the implant. It is securely placed to ensure stability and longevity of your new tooth.   

You won’t feel anything other than a little pressure during the procedure since you will be given a local anesthetic. Also, to prevent the overgrowth of gum tissue and bone around the abutment, the dentist will apply a healing cap after the installation of the abutment.

5. Placing the Permanent Crown
Your dentist will make your artificial tooth or crown once your gums have healed. It is possible to have implant-supported dentures or a fixed dentures, depending on your preference. Should you have multiple teeth replacements in the back, you may want to consider a removable option, which is similar to removable dentures, so that you can clean and replace them as needed. On the other hand, fixed dentures cannot be removed for cleaning and are permanently attached to the abutment.