Dental Implants

Pearl Treatment Centres provides clients with a comprehensive range of dental implant treatments.

All our implants are fitted in our state-of-the-art Dublin dental clinic.

A dental implant is a system to support one or more false teeth. Titanium is used as a tooth root replacement. 

Just like a natural tooth root the screw is fixed in the client’s jawbone.

Dental Implants FAQ

Are Dental Implants the Right Choice for Me?

If you are a missing one tooth or multiple teeth or need a method to secure a denture, implants could be the right solution for you.
We encourage patients that are considering a dental implant to book a consultation in our Dublin city centre dental surgery today.

How Long do Dental Implants Last?

Just like real teeth, the life-span of dental implants is dictated by how well they are maintained. We always encourage dental implant patients to properly maintain their implant and to not miss dental maintenance appointments.

Not all my teeth are missing. Can I still get a dental implant?

Yes. Implants can replace one missing tooth or multiple missing teeth.

Can Implants always be used to replace missing teeth?

An implant is dependent on the condition of the jaw bone. If there isn’t enough jaw bone. Or the bone isn’t healthy enough, a dental implant may not be possible.

Are dental implants painful?

The implantation procedure is performed under local anaesthetic and is painless. However, much like an extraction, there may be discomfort in the week following the surgery.

How long does the treatment take?

After an assessment in our Dublin 2 dental surgery, we will be able to supply a rough treatment timeline.

How do I clean my dental implant?

Dental implants are not difficult to clean, however, in order to properly maintain an implant, you will have to visit a dental hygienist more often than a person who doesn't have an implant.

Will people notice my new implant?

Most modern dental implants are completely indistinguishable from natural teeth.

How much does an implant cost?

In most situations, the cost of the treatment and the on-going maintenance isn’t all that much more than the costs associated with conventional dental treatment. In the long run, dental implants are a cost-effective tooth replacement option.