A dental implant is a titanium fixture placed in the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. Once integrated, it can support a crown, bridge or full arch restoration, providing a stable, natural-looking result.
Implant treatment at Lamure Clinics begins with a thorough consultation, clinical examination and advanced imaging. CBCT diagnostics allow detailed three-dimensional assessment of bone volume, anatomy and implant site suitability before any treatment is planned.
Suitability for dental implants depends on a range of clinical factors including bone volume, gum health, overall oral health and general medical history. These will all be assessed during consultation.
Lamure Clinics uses X-Guide dynamic navigation to support guided implant placement, improving accuracy and predictability throughout the surgical procedure.
Cone beam CT imaging provides a detailed three-dimensional view of the jawbone, allowing safe and precise implant planning before surgery begins.
From intraoral scanning and digital planning to guided surgery and final restoration, digital workflow supports better communication and more confident outcomes.
A single implant and crown can replace an individual missing tooth without affecting adjacent healthy teeth. Suitable candidates are assessed at consultation.
For patients with multiple missing or failing teeth, full arch implant treatment can provide a fixed restoration supported by implants. Treatment planning is thorough and requires detailed assessment, imaging and planning before any commitment.
Implant-supported bridges can replace multiple missing teeth using fewer implants. Suitability depends on the clinical situation and bone availability.
Bone grafting may be required when there is insufficient bone volume to support dental implants safely. The procedure rebuilds bone in the implant site and is typically completed before or at the time of implant placement. Suitability and technique are confirmed at assessment.
A sinus lift may be required when dental implants are planned in the upper back jaw and there is limited bone height beneath the maxillary sinus. The procedure creates additional bone space to allow safe implant placement.
An implant consultation includes clinical examination, a review of your dental and medical history, digital imaging where appropriate, and a clear explanation of your options, costs and likely outcomes.