Dental Implants

Dental implant is used to replace missing teeth or to support dentures. It has been done since the 1960s and has high success rate. 

Dental implant is used to replace single missing tooth, or to replace multiple missing teeth or even full mouth of missing teeth. If you are wearing dentures, dental implant can help to hold and secure the denture better, so it will not move.

Benefits of Dental Implants

• Improve chewing efficiency: Dental implants have similar chewing efficiency compared to natural teeth, therefore you can enjoy more variety of food.
• No pain from dentures: loose dentures can cause ulcers and soreness on your gum. using implants, the denture can be secured thus preventing such an unpleasant experience.
• Anti-aging effect: The loss of teeth leads to a “sunken–in” appearance, which is typically associated with aging. When patients replace their teeth, these teeth will support the lips and cheeks resulting in a more desirable appearance.
• Better health through better diet: Patients with compromised chewing efficiency tend to favor a soft diet, which is high in sugar and fat. Replacing teeth with dental implants will enable patients to have a more balanced diet through better chewing efficiency.
• Improve self-esteem and confidence: Missing teeth or loose dentures can negatively impact our patients’ self-esteem and confidence. Patients with such problems tend to avoid smiling, speaking, or engaging in social activities. However, with adequate replacement of teeth, patients can then confidently speak and smile without the fear of denture dropping midway through a conversation.

What to expect during the consultation:

You will need to have a complete oral checkup with our dentist, including taking an X-Ray to determine if you have healthy gum and bone for the procedures. Our dentist will give appropriate advice on what to do next, based on your general and oral health condition.

Dental Implant Cost Malaysia

The expense associated with a single dental implant in Malaysia can fluctuate based on a variety of factors unique to each case. It's important to recognize that several elements, such as the complexity of the procedure, the type of implant, the location of the tooth being replaced, and the overall oral health of the individual, all play a role in determining the final cost. Therefore, it's highly advisable to seek a consultation with a dentist who can assess your specific needs and craft a personalized treatment plan. This tailored approach ensures that you receive accurate information about the cost and a comprehensive plan tailored to your individual circumstances.