Restorative
Implant Restoration
The crown, bridge or denture that sits on top of a dental implant — designed, fitted and maintained with precision.
Implant restoration is the restorative half of implant treatment. Once an implant has integrated with the bone, we design and fit the visible tooth restoration that attaches to it.
The goal is a restoration that matches your natural teeth in shade and contour, functions comfortably in your bite and is straightforward to keep clean.
Who this may help
- Patients with an existing implant awaiting its final restoration
- Patients replacing a single missing tooth
- Patients stabilising a denture with implant support
- Patients with a failing implant crown
How treatment works
01
Evaluation
We assess the implant, surrounding gum tissue and your bite.
02
Digital scan
A digital impression captures the implant position precisely.
03
Design
The restoration is designed for function, contour and shade match.
04
Fitting
The restoration is attached, the bite refined and home care reviewed.
What to expect
- Restoration follows implant placement and healing.
- Fit and bite are checked carefully before finalising.
- Implants need routine professional maintenance just like natural teeth.
Benefits and considerations
- Replaces a missing tooth without altering neighbouring teeth
- Stable, comfortable chewing
- Natural appearance
- Helps maintain bite alignment
Implant Restoration: common questions
What is implant restoration?
It is the placement of the crown, bridge or denture that attaches to a dental implant. The implant replaces the tooth root; the restoration replaces the visible tooth.
How do I care for an implant restoration?
Brush and clean around it daily as directed, and keep routine recall visits so we can monitor the gum tissue and bite.
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