Where
precision
meets
perfection.

Digitally engineered permanent implants: precision-planned,
3D-guided, and previewed before treatment begins. All-ceramic prosthetics that
replicate natural translucency with zero dark margins and exceptional
durability.

DIGITAL IMPLANT PLANNING & DESIGN

From scan to surgical guide, every implant is precision-engineered before we touch a tooth.

  • 3D Digital Scanning
  • Computer-Guided Implant Design
  • Surgical Guide Fabrication
  • Digital Smile Preview

CUSTOM IMPLANT CROWN CRAFTSMANSHIP

Handcrafted to match your natural teeth in colour, shape, and translucency.

  • All-Ceramic Crown Design
  • Shade & Contour Matching
  • Natural Translucency Replication
  • Permanent, Wear-Resistant Finish

Your smile, reimagined permanently.

Before
Before

Precision Without Compromise

We combine two of the world’s most advanced implant planning systems — CoDiagnostiX and R2Gate — to deliver a fully guided, digitally integrated implant workflow.

From diagnosis to placement, every step is engineered with clinical precision, ensuring outcomes that are predictable, safe, and aesthetically exceptional.

Implant Types:

  • Single Tooth Replacement Implants
  • Immediate Loading Implants
  • Metal-Free Implants
  • MegaGen Implants
  • Implant Bridges

Your Smile, In Expert Hands

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do dental implants last?

With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime. The implant itself — a titanium post that fuses permanently with your jawbone — rarely needs attention. The crown fitted on top may need replacement after 10 to 15 years due to normal wear, but the implant foundation beneath it is built to be permanent.

The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, so you won’t feel pain during placement. Some discomfort and swelling are normal for a few days afterwards — similar to what you’d expect after a tooth extraction — and most patients manage this comfortably with over-the-counter pain relief.

The full process — from implant placement to final crown — typically takes three to six months, allowing time for the implant to fuse with the jawbone before the permanent crown is fitted. In suitable cases, same-day implants with an immediate temporary crown are possible. Your specific timeline will be confirmed at consultation.

Our implant treatment is structured across three appointments: Placement — the titanium implant is surgically placed into the jawbone; Exposure — after approximately three months of healing and fusion, the implant is uncovered and prepared for the final restoration; Final Crown — your permanent crown is fitted, completing your new tooth. Each stage is planned using precise digital scanning of your jaw before we begin.

Most healthy adults with sufficient jawbone density are good candidates. Factors such as gum disease, smoking, and certain medical conditions can affect suitability — but they don’t automatically rule it out. A digital scan at your consultation will give us a precise picture of exactly where you stand before any commitment is made.

We use 3D guided implant technology — your placement is planned digitally using a precise scan of your jaw before the procedure begins. This allows for more accurate positioning, a safer procedure, and better long-term outcomes, all tailored to your unique anatomy. No guesswork. No compromises.

Implants replace the tooth root as well as the visible crown, making them a permanent, standalone solution. Unlike a bridge, they don’t rely on neighbouring teeth for support. Unlike dentures, there’s no slipping or discomfort associated with removable appliances. Implants look, feel, and function like natural teeth.

The full dental implant procedure — including placement, exposure, and final crown — starts from R35 000 per implant. Final cost depends on the complexity of your case and any preparatory treatment required. You’ll receive a detailed, personalised quote at your consultation — no surprises.

Most South African medical aids classify dental implants as an elective procedure and don’t cover the full cost. Some plans offer partial cover under specific dental or major medical benefits — it’s worth checking directly with your scheme. Our team can help you understand your treatment cost and explore your options before you commit.
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