Articles & Publications

Screw-retained implant crowns
A screw-retained crown or bridge is a great alternative to a cemented restoration. This offers a more secure bond than cement and removes any possibility of the complications that excess cement can occasionally cause...
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Implant Maintenance with Radiographs
It is crucial that radiographs are used in your maintenance program to monitor the status and quality of the bone over time...
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Tooth Whitening by your Dentist
Many patients who come to us for implant treatment can benefit from incorporating a course of tooth whitening into their treatment plan. Final results can be enhanced by this simple procedure and we thoroughly recommend that tooth whitening is discussed as a part of a patient’s treatment options, before they are referred to the centre.
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Cleaning and Maintenance of Dental Implants
Patients and dentists recommendations for  for cleaning and maintaining dental implants.
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Temporising dental implant cases
critical design requirements when making temporary prostheses for use during implant treatment.
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Zygoma implants bypass the need for lateral sinus grafting
an alternative to lateral sinus grafting with drastically reduced waiting times.
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Mini implants to secure lower dentures
4 mini implants can be placed in the anterior region of almost any patient’s lower jaw* to secure their denture in place...
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3D Imaging
detailed 3-dimensional images of our patients’ jaws, at a fraction of the radiation dose of a conventional hospital CT scan. The ability to determine precisely how much bone is available for the placement of implants ..
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Guided surgery
advanced computerized planning of the placement of implants and the fabrication of drilling guides that precisely control the drills when preparing the implant osteotomies...
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Flapless surgery and immediate loading
no incisions or sutures and no post-operative swelling, even in full-arch cases...
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