We have options to help restore your smile.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are often the best solution to replace missing teeth because it is a 1-tooth solution to a 1-tooth problem.

Implant Crowns

Need to replace a single missing tooth? Implant crowns look and feel like the real thing. Learn how they work and what to expect from treatment here.

Implant Bridges

Missing multiple teeth? Implant bridges offer a fixed, natural-looking alternative to partial dentures. Discover if this solution suits you here.

Implant-Supported Dentures

Frustrated with loose or uncomfortable dentures? Implants can stabilise them for a more confident bite and smile. Learn what’s possible here.

Full-Arch Solutions

Tired of struggling with failing teeth or dentures that won’t stay put? Discover how full-arch dental implants can bring back stability, comfort, and confidence here.

Guided Implant Surgery

Precision matters. See how our 3D planning and digitally guided surgery help make implant treatment safer and more predictable. Find out more here.

Benefits of Implants

Dental implants don’t just fill gaps - they help protect your jawbone, restore function, and support long-term oral health. Explore the benefits here.

Risks and Complications

Implants are a reliable option, but every treatment has risks. Here’s what you should know — and how we help reduce them. See more information here.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are dental implants?

Dental implants are a solution to replace missing teeth. A titanium screw with a ceramic tooth
on top is inserted into the jawbone and thus replaces the whole tooth.

What is a better option - an implant or a bridge?

An implant can be the best solution for a missing tooth because it is a 1 tooth solution to a 1
tooth problem. Having a bridge requires shaving down the teeth on either side of the gap. The
bridge has a tooth suspended in the middle between 2 crowns. Bridges can be hard to clean,
we cannot slip floss down between the crowns.

How do dental implants work?

Dental implants are designed to fuse with your jawbone, thanks to the biocompatible properties
of titanium. This fusion allows them to act as strong anchors that support replacement teeth.
These implants restore normal chewing and biting function and resemble natural teeth, making
them a good solution for single or multiple missing teeth.

What is the implant placement procedure like?

The implant placement procedure is typically straightforward and can often be done under local
anesthesia. The average time that it takes to place one implant is about 1 hour. Patients
generally report a similar level of post-treatment discomfort to other common dental procedures,
with a short healing time.

What happens after the implant fuses with the jawbone?

Once the implant has completely fused with the jawbone, a porcelain or ceramic tooth is
secured on top to provide a functional and natural-looking replacement for the missing tooth.

How Does A Single Implant Work

A single dental implant is used to replace one missing tooth - without affecting the teeth next to it. This video showcases how a single dental implant works.

Our Team

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Dr Constantine Noer BDS, Adel

Dr Costa Noer has worked in dentistry and dental technology for nearly 30 years and is proud to serve the Creswick community and surrounding areas. He completed his Bachelor of Dental Surgery at the University of Adelaide in 2014, building on a strong foundation in clinical dental technology gained through his postgraduate studies at the University of Otago (NZ). More recently, he completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Dental Implantology through the Cambridge Academy of Dental Implantology (UK), further strengthening his skills in implant treatment planning and restoration.

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Blogs

June 27, 2025

Implants vs Dentures: Which team are you on?

Let’s say you’ve lost a tooth. Or maybe several. You’ve come to terms with it, and now you’re faced with a big decision: “Plates” or “Screwings”?

It’s a bit like choosing between a bicycle and a motorbike. Both will get you where you need to go — but they feel, look, and ride very differently.

So, let’s break it down. Light-heartedly, of course.

Team Dentures: Tried, tested, and (sometimes) slippery

Dentures have been around for centuries. Yes, centuries. George Washington had them (Okay, his were made of ivory and hippo teeth, but let’s not ...