Restorative

Dental Implants

A fixed replacement that stands on its own — planned with CBCT and guided placement.

A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jaw to replace the root of a missing tooth, topped with a custom ceramic crown. Unlike a bridge, it does not rely on the neighbouring teeth; unlike a denture, it is fixed and feels like your own tooth.

Every implant at Axis is planned from a 3D CBCT scan and placed with a surgical guide printed from that plan, so the position is precise and the final crown is designed for the result — not fitted around a compromise. Our prosthodontist leads complex and aesthetic cases.

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From

from $4,800

single tooth, incl. crown

Timeframe

Placement to final crown typically spans 3–6 months to allow healing.

Stands alone

No cutting down the healthy teeth either side, as a bridge requires.

Guided placement

Positioned from a CBCT plan with a printed surgical guide.

Preserves bone

An implant loads the jaw and helps slow the bone loss that follows tooth loss.

Prosthodontist-led

Aesthetic front-tooth and complex cases handled by a specialist.

Is it right for you?

Who dental implants suits

One or more missing teeth, failing teeth planned for extraction, or anyone unhappy with a removable denture who wants a fixed solution.

Unsure whether this is the best route for your smile? At a 3D Smile Design consult we assess your teeth, show you the options on screen, and give you an honest recommendation — even when that means a more conservative treatment than the one you came in for.

About the Axis Method

FAQ

Dental implants — your questions

Implant, bridge or denture — which should I choose?

Each has a place. Our Tooth-Replacement Comparator walks through cost, longevity, number of visits and whether it is removable, and the prosthodontist gives a tailored recommendation at your consult.

Does it hurt?

Placement is done under local anaesthetic (with sedation options) and most patients report less discomfort than they expected, similar to an extraction. We manage healing closely.

How long do implants last?

The implant itself can last decades and often a lifetime with good hygiene; the crown on top may need replacing at some point, like any restoration.

Restorative