Dental Implants in Dumfries

Dental Implants: A Lasting Fix for Missing Teeth

If you are considering Dental Implants in Dumfries, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our experienced implant dentist will carry out a detailed check-up and recommend the most suitable implant solution for you. Dental implants have become a reliable choice due to their natural feeling and long-term results.

Dental implants in Dumfries

Overview

Dentures and bridges used to be the main choices for replacing missing teeth. While dental bridges can make your teeth look better, your own natural teeth and gums or dentures have to hold them in place, and sometimes they might not stay put. Dental implants at Lochside Dental Dumfries give you a newer way to fix missing teeth and give you back your smile. Shaped like a tooth root and made from titanium alloy, they’re placed in the jaw just wherever there is enough strong bone for support.

We begin with scans to check the bone density. If everything looks good, we’ll move on with your implant treatment. After placement, daily cleaning and regular check-ups are vital.

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Why Choose Dental Implants?

Dental implants in Dumfries have become a trusted choice for replacing teeth due to their strength and stability.

Dental implants in Dumfries

Restore a Missing Tooth With Dental Implants

Dental implants support your speech, eating and overall comfort, helping you regain confidence.
Implant steps in Dumfries
What are the Implant steps?

Three Simple Steps:

Missing teeth can affect both your appearance and your comfort. Full mouth implants may be the right fit for you.

Understanding Dental Implants

Dental implants are now widely used by people who are missing teeth because they’re strong and look just like natural teeth. At Lochside Dental Dumfries we not only do regular dental implants but also a more simple option called mini implants. Because they have a natural appearance, and little care is involved in the process, people prefer using them. With implants made from titanium, the bone will grow into it in the jaw, and it supports new teeth such as bridges or crowns. It also serves the purpose of keeping your bones healthy, and less likely to fracture.

Understanding Dental Implants in Dumfries
Do Implants Last Dumfries

How Long Do Implants Last?

Dental implants consist of three parts. The titanium post, once placed, can last over 20 years if you maintain regular dental visits. It’s strong and binds well with your jawbone. The crown may need to be replaced every 5–15 years depending on the material. Daily brushing and flossing, along with regular cleanings, help keep your implant in good condition. Your dentist will recommend the most suitable crown material.

Step-by-Step Dental Implant Process

Replacing a tooth with an implant includes several key stages:
Placing the Implant

At your very first visit, we’ll see your oral health and make a plan according to your needs.

Healing and Bonding Period

The titanium post is gently placed into the jawbone. Over time, it bonds with the bone, forming a stable foundation.

Attaching the Abutment

After healing, a support post is added to the implant, ready for the final step.

Fitting the Crown

In the end, a crown is fitted, it will give a natural appearance and feel.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are dental implants?
They’re titanium posts that are placed into the jaw to support false teeth such as crowns or bridges.
Implants can last decades if cared with good hygiene; only the crown might need replacing after 10–15 years.
It’s done under local anaesthetic, with mild discomfort afterwards managed with pain relief.
Most healthy adults with enough jawbone are suitable candidates.
Usually between 3–6 months, depending on healing and crown placement.
They help you eat, speak and smile more comfortably and improve oral health.
Brush and floss daily, use mouthwash, and see your dentist regularly.
There can be infection, nerve damage or implant failure, but risks are rare with proper care.
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