Implant crown
For one missing tooth, an implant can replace the root and support a custom crown without relying on neighbouring teeth for support.
Dental implants in Neutral Bay
Rebuild your smile with implant dentistry planned precisely.
Single tooth implants, implant bridges, bone grafting, sinus lifts, guided regeneration, and All on 4 treatment in one premium Neutral Bay destination.
A premium implant pathway, not a rushed procedure.
Your consultation maps function, smile aesthetics, bone support, timing, and maintenance.
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Missing tooth restored with an implant crown
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Missing teeth replaced with implant bridges
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Implants can support a full All on 4 arch
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Grafts, sinus lifts, and regeneration planned when needed
Considering dental implants? Start with a clear suitability assessment and a personalised treatment plan.
Why implants
A fixed solution designed to look, feel, and function like your own teeth.
Missing teeth affect more than a smile. They can change how you chew, speak, socialise, and how the remaining teeth carry pressure.
Dental implants replace the tooth root with a titanium fixture that integrates with the jawbone. Once restored with a crown, bridge, or full arch prosthesis, implants can provide a stable foundation for natural-looking teeth and help protect the jawbone from further shrinkage.
Stable chewing and speaking
Implants are fixed, so they are designed to feel secure in everyday function.
Natural smile design
Colour, shape, gum line, bite, and facial balance guide the final restoration.
No removable compromise
Many patients choose implants to avoid the movement and inconvenience of removable dentures.
Designed around the final smile.
Premium implant treatment begins with the restoration in mind, so the surgical plan supports the result you want to see.
Treatment pathways
One page for the complete implant journey.
The right treatment depends on how many teeth are missing, the condition of your gums and bone, your bite, your aesthetic goals, and how much dentistry needs to be staged first.
Implant bridge
When multiple teeth are missing, implants can support a fixed bridge and improve confidence when eating, speaking, and smiling.
All on 4
Four strategically positioned implants can support a full arch of fixed replacement teeth for suitable patients with missing or failing teeth.
Bone support
Bone grafts, sinus lifts, and guided regeneration may help create the height, width, or density needed for long-term implant support.
Premium planning
The implant is only one part. The plan is what makes it feel premium.
A beautiful implant result comes from many clinical details working together before surgery begins.
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Diagnosis that respects the whole mouth
We assess your teeth, gums, bite, bone levels, smile goals, medical history, and risk factors. If implants are not the right first step, you will know why.
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Digital imaging and anatomical planning
3D imaging helps us understand bone volume, sinus position, nerves, neighbouring roots, and the safest pathway for implant placement.
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Restoration-led treatment design
The final crown, bridge, or full arch prosthesis is considered from the beginning so the implant position supports aesthetics, comfort, and function.
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Clear sequencing and maintenance
Your plan explains the stages, expected healing, ongoing maintenance, and what needs to happen before the final teeth are fitted.
Bone grafts, sinus lifts, regeneration
When the foundation needs rebuilding, we plan that too.
Some patients are told they do not have enough bone for implants. That does not always mean treatment is off the table. It means the site needs careful assessment and, in selected cases, foundation treatment.
Bone grafts
A bone graft can increase jawbone height, width, or density where tooth loss, gum disease, or trauma has reduced the available support.
- Useful after tooth loss or periodontal bone loss
- May be completed before or during implant treatment
- Planned with imaging to assess the implant site
Guided bone and tissue regeneration
Barrier membranes can protect the area while slower-growing bone tissue has time to regenerate around teeth or future implant sites.
- Supports areas affected by bone loss
- Can help improve gum and bone architecture
- Designed to improve stability around the restoration
Sinus lifts
For upper back teeth, a sinus lift can add bone height by gently creating space beneath the sinus membrane so implants can be placed securely.
- Used when the sinus sits close to the upper jaw
- Often paired with bone grafting
- May make upper jaw implants possible for suitable patients
All on 4 dental implants
A fixed full arch solution for failing or missing teeth.
All on 4 can restore a complete arch of teeth using four implants as anchors for a fixed prosthesis. For suitable patients, it can be a major improvement in comfort, confidence, chewing, and quality of life.
Temporary teeth are often fitted during the treatment journey while the implants integrate with the bone. After healing, a final custom prosthesis is made for strength, comfort, and a natural appearance.
Your treatment journey
A clear process from first consultation to final smile.
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Consultation and suitability assessment
We listen to what you want to change, examine your mouth, review your medical history, and use appropriate imaging to assess the implant site, gums, jawbone, and bite.
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Digital planning and treatment options
You receive a tailored plan that may include a single implant, implant bridge, All on 4, bone grafting, sinus lift, guided regeneration, or preparatory dental care.
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Implant placement or foundation treatment
The implant is placed into the jawbone, or the required grafting procedure is completed first. Your comfort, healing, and aftercare are planned carefully.
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Healing and integration
Over the healing period, the implant integrates with the bone. Temporary teeth may be used in selected cases, especially for full arch treatment.
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Final restoration and maintenance
Your crown, bridge, or full arch prosthesis is fitted, checked for appearance and bite, and maintained with regular reviews, hygiene care, and home cleaning.
Choosing well
Implants, dentures, or bridges?
There is no single right answer for every patient. The best choice depends on your mouth, health, budget, timeline, and expectations.
Consideration
Dental implants
Traditional alternatives
Stability
Fixed into the jawbone and designed to feel secure when eating and speaking.
Dentures may move. Bridges depend on support from neighbouring teeth.
Bone support
Implants help stimulate the jawbone where teeth are missing.
Removable dentures do not replace the tooth root.
Tooth preservation
Single implants usually do not require reshaping adjacent healthy teeth.
Some bridges require preparation of neighbouring teeth.
Care
Cleaned with daily brushing, interdental care, and regular professional maintenance.
Dentures are removed for cleaning. Bridges require special cleaning beneath them.
“Angelo not only gave me back my reason to smile but has also enhanced my health and wellbeing.”Elite Dentistry patient review
Patient confidence
Calm, honest, technically considered care.
Implant treatment can feel like a big decision. Our role is to make the process clear, give you realistic options, and help you choose confidently.
Patients often come to Elite Dentistry because they want premium clinical care without feeling rushed. We take the time to explain what is needed, what is optional, what may affect success, and what the journey is likely to involve.
Fees and payment planning
A transparent plan before you commit.
Implant fees vary because every mouth is different. A single implant crown, a grafted implant site, and an All on 4 full arch plan all involve different clinical stages, components, laboratory work, and timeframes.
- Clear recommendations: understand what we recommend, why it matters, and which alternatives may be appropriate.
- Staged planning: where clinically appropriate, treatment can be planned in stages so the journey feels manageable.
- Payment discussion: our team can talk through payment options and help you understand the investment before treatment begins.
FAQs
Dental implant questions, answered clearly.
These are the questions patients often ask before deciding whether implant treatment is right for them.
Am I a candidate for dental implants?
Many healthy adults can be suitable candidates, but the answer depends on your gum health, bone volume, bite, medical history, medications, smoking status, and goals. A full assessment is the safest way to know.
What if I have been told I do not have enough bone?
You may still have options. Bone grafting, guided bone and tissue regeneration, or a sinus lift may help create the support needed for implants in selected cases.
How long do dental implants last?
With good planning, excellent home care, regular maintenance, and healthy gums, dental implants can be a long-term solution. Like natural teeth, they still require ongoing care and review.
Do implants feel like real teeth?
Implants are designed to feel stable when chewing and speaking. The final feel depends on the restoration type, your bite, the number of teeth being replaced, and how your mouth adapts after treatment.
What is All on 4?
All on 4 is a full arch implant treatment that uses four implants to support a fixed set of replacement teeth. It is often considered by patients with many missing or failing teeth, or those who want an alternative to removable dentures.
How long does All on 4 healing take?
Many patients return to normal daily routines within days, but complete healing and implant integration usually takes months. Your final prosthesis is planned after the implants have stabilised.
Can implant treatment be done under sedation or general anaesthetic?
Options for comfort can be discussed during your consultation. The appropriate approach depends on the procedure, your health, and your anxiety or comfort needs.
How do I care for implants?
Brush twice daily, clean carefully around implants, attend regular hygiene appointments, and have your bite and restoration reviewed. Maintenance is essential for protecting your investment.
How much do dental implants cost in Sydney?
Costs vary depending on the number of implants, whether grafting is needed, the type of restoration, laboratory work, and the complexity of the case. Your consultation provides a personalised estimate.
Start with clarity
Find out whether implants are right for you.
Book an implant consultation at Elite Dentistry in Neutral Bay. We will assess your smile, explain your options, and help you make a confident decision with no pressure.
Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Treatment suitability, timing, outcomes, and costs vary between patients and can only be confirmed after a clinical assessment.
Start the process of achieving a better smile today by arranging an appointment. Just call us or if out of hours use our simple request a callback from and we will call you back when we are open.
