Dental Implants
When a tooth cannot be saved, an implant replaces its root and supports a natural-looking crown.
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When a tooth cannot be saved, an implant replaces its root and supports a natural-looking crown.
- Assessment with X-ray / scan
- Implant placement
- Crown fitted after healing
Is this for you?
Common questionsSample
Does root canal treatment hurt?
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How many visits does a root canal take?
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Can every tooth be saved?
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Root canal or extraction — which is better?
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Dr. Parth's notes & videos on saving teeth
Read moreSample
- Article · 4 min5 signs your tooth can still be saved
- Video · 6 minRoot canal vs extraction: the honest comparison
- Article · 3 minWhat to eat after a root canal
- Article · 4 minWhy your RCT tooth needs a crown
Other treatments
- Root Canal TreatmentRoot canal treatment cleans infection from inside the tooth so you can keep your natural tooth instead of extracting it.
- General DentistryCheck-ups, cleaning, fillings and everyday dental care for the whole family.
- Orthodontics & Clear AlignersStraighten teeth with clear aligners or braces, planned around your bite.
- Kids DentistryGentle, friendly dental care for children, from first check-up to milk-tooth treatment.