Restore & be proud of your smile once more with Dental Implants
Amazing Smiles are a team of experienced cosmetic dentists in aesthetic dental implants and dentures. Established on the Gold Coast in 2000, we have grown to 5 clinics throughout South East Queensland.
Our certified Australian doctors are renowned throughout the local area and are proud to have performed extensive dental implant surgeries for hundreds of patients.
Dental Implants are an ideal solution for missing teeth or diseased gums. The procedure of implants involves surgically inserting a metal component into the gum and jawbone to solidify its position. Click here to find out about the different dental implant types.
The screw of the implant (abutment) acts as an alternative to your tooth’s natural root system. It helps to solidify the tooth replacement. The delicate process is usually performed under anaesthetic and may require several visits to allow healing of the gum. Our dental surgeons and nurses aim to provide the utmost care and gentle compassion toward each patient. We provide $0 Interest-Free payment options and treatment plans to best suit you to accommodate the patient. Patients also have the Payment option of using their Superannuation with Supercare.
Missing Teeth Option treatments with Dental Implants
Dental implants can be singular or multiple teeth, otherwise known as bridges. A porcelain crown is specifically shaped and coloured to match your existing teeth.
Although there is a more significant outlay in costs, patients often prefer dental implants since implant teeth are permanent.
Therefore implants feel more solidified like natural teeth, unlike removable dentures, which can move during speech or eating if not inserted correctly.
At Amazing Smiles Cosmetic Dental, we’re proud that our dental implant parts are digitally designed and made in Australia.
Aesthetic missing teeth restorations
How much does a dental implant cost?
The costs of dental implants vary between patients. Some patients may require a singular implant, while others require an All-on-4 implant.
Single implants include the artificial root of the tooth, metallic post insertion, and porcelain crown. Your porcelain crown is specifically shaded and designed to look natural among existing teeth.
A single implant averages $4,500-$5,500, varying upon factors specific to the patient’s needs.
All-on4 dental implants, otherwise known as an implant bridge, is an extensive process as they are generally used to replace an entire row of teeth. Therefore they also consist of a whole row of dental crowns, which average between 8 and 12 teeth.
All of our clinics provide a FREE initial consultation for quotes regarding dental implants so that we can thoroughly examine what you precisely need.
Does private health cover dental implants?
Private health insurers vary between policies and their levels. Therefore it’s best to clarify cover by contacting your provider directly.
In most cases major extra options cover a portion of the costs for dental implants.
Please note that amounts vary between providers.
Does Medicare cover dental implants?
No, unfortunately Medicare does not contribute towards implant fees.
Are the implants made in Australia?
Yes, at Amazing Smiles, we’re proud and honoured to have our patients implants designed and fabricated in Australia for you. This allows us to respond and turnover end results quickly for.
Having our dental ceramics made in Australia also allows us to communicate efficiently with local laboratories to ensure high quality and accurate fitting implants and bridges. Our suppliers use the latest in digital rendering technologies and hardware to produce industry leading results.
Do you provide payment plans for aesthetic restorative dentistry?
Yes. Our Amazing Smiles cosmetic dentistry clinics have partnered with ZipMoney, AfterPay, and Humm for payment plan solutions.
Please note that patient eligibility is subject to individual and provider requirements. Please check directly with the third party payment plan provider regarding personal eligibility and minimum to maximum limits.
Can I use my superannuation to pay for dental?
Yes, your superannuation can be used for payments towards dental restorations. Amazing Smiles dental clinics are currently partnered with Supercare for superannuation access.
For eligibility and to find out more about how this works, please visit https://mysupercare.com.au/
- Please note that the eligibility of a family member is determined within the definitions provided by the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993.
Dentures are removable substitutes for missing teeth
Our aesthetic smile makeover dentists can provide affordable full acrylic, flexible or metal denture solutions.
We use the latest in 3D scanning tools to scan your teeth digitally. As a result, this enables our team to accurately design dentures that can perfectly fit your gum and existing teeth. We accurately shade and fabricate artificial porcelain teeth using the latest dental technologies. We specifically create our denture restorations to look natural among your pre-existing teeth. These are known as partial or complete denture bridges if multiple teeth are required.
Having missing teeth can make you feel self-conscious about your smile and make eating and speaking difficult. Replacing a missing tooth is advised since it can affect your oral health.
The options for dentures depend on how many teeth are missing, and they include partial, complete dentures and dental implants on hybrid dentures.
YES! We also reline and repair broken dentures.
Removable Partial Dentures
Removable Partial Dentures are constructed from either acrylic/plastic, cobalt chrome and new flexible plastic called valplast. Partial denture are used when there are a few missing teeth in the jaw.
Partial dentures, otherwise known as removable dentures or multiple teeth bridge are replacement teeth that designed and attached to an artificial pink gum base. The framework of the structure can be is held together by acrylic or metal compounds. Partial dentures are held in place between natural existing teeth by ‘clasps’. In some cases crowns or additional composite resin may be used on neighboring teeth to improve aesthetics and fitting.
Full Dentures
Full Dentures can be either be for the upper or lower jaw. The gold standard for lower dentures these days is to have 2 implants in the canine region to hold the denture in place. This is an advantage as it will hold the jaw bone and stops the bone from shrinking. Often old age patient that have ill fitting dentures will greatly improve their chewing and speech if this procedure is done.
Full acrylic dentures, are a cost effective solution for those missing a substantial amount of teeth. Full dentures are usually recommended to patients requiring a full replacement row of teeth. Being made entirely of acrylic they are much larger than metal or flexible dentures and can at times be obtrusive.
Hybrid Implants – Implant Supported Dentures
Hybrid Implants are the best method of missing teeth treatment. The denture is held securely by more than 2 surgically inserted implants. If a full row is required this is known as an All-on-4 implant or All-on-6 denture to cover an entire row of missing teeth. The amount of implants recommended is determined by gum health.
Permanent implant dentures provide clearer speech and functionality since they do not move. They look and feel just like natural teeth. There is no risk to them falling out. Dentures are made from various materials including; acrylic, nylon, porcelain, resin, or metal. These implants can be staged for later when the patient can afford a fixed porcelain bridge.
Contact your nearest dentist for dentures & dental implants today
Impant Dentist and Dentures Gold Coast, Logan, Jimboomba, Bray Park, Wynnum Dentist areas.
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