Dental implants · Bondi Junction

Missing a tooth?
Let’s talk options.

Eating, speaking, smiling. Missing teeth can affect everyday moments. Explore whether dental implants are right for you, with a plan that starts with your needs.

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OptionsSingle & multiple teeth
ApproachPlanned around your teeth
LocationHere in Bondi Junction

Start with a conversation

Your next step
starts here.

Leave your details to discuss an implant consultation. We’ll help you understand the first appointment, fees and what to expect. You don’t need to have all the answers yet.

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One tooth or several.
A plan for your situation.

An implant is placed in the jawbone to support a replacement tooth or teeth. Your dentist will explain the options that suit your oral health, priorities and budget.

A gap in your smile

A single missing tooth

An implant-supported crown replaces an individual tooth. Unlike a conventional bridge, it usually does not require preparing the neighbouring teeth to support it.

  • Assessment of gums, bone and bite
  • A crown planned for fit and appearance
  • Ongoing cleaning and dental reviews
More than one missing tooth

Several teeth or a full arch

Implants can support a bridge or, for suitable patients, a full-arch restoration. The number of implants and type of replacement are planned individually.

  • Discuss fixed and removable alternatives
  • Understand the stages and healing time
  • Ask about temporary teeth during treatment

Implants are not the only option. A bridge, denture, preserving a natural tooth or leaving a space may be appropriate. Your dentist will explain the trade-offs.

Simplified illustration showing a replacement crown, connector and implant in the jaw

Understand the foundation

More than the
tooth you see.

A replacement crown sits above the gum. Beneath it, a connector joins it to the implant, which is placed in the jawbone and given time to heal.

At Better Smiles, assessment and digital imaging help plan treatment. Your dentist discusses whether additional care, such as bone grafting, is needed before an implant can be placed.

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Your health first.
Your questions welcome.

Your dentist checks your gums, jawbone and bite, and discusses your medical history and medicines. Smoking, gum disease and some health conditions can affect healing and suitability.

Implant treatment involves surgery. Ask about comfort options, recovery and alternatives, so you can make an informed decision at your own pace.

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Dr Michael Tveshor, principal dentist at Better Smiles

A clear path.
No rushed decisions.

Treatment is usually staged over several months. Your individual plan explains the appointments, healing periods and costs before you decide.

  1. Assess & discuss

    Talk through the missing teeth and your goals. An examination and imaging help assess your options.

  2. Make your plan

    Review proposed treatment, alternatives, costs and risks. Any preparatory treatment is explained.

  3. Place & heal

    The implant is placed surgically. Healing takes time; the clinic describes integration commonly taking three to six months.

  4. Restore & maintain

    When ready, your replacement tooth or teeth are fitted. Regular reviews and careful daily cleaning support long-term care.

Questions worth
asking.

Clear information helps you decide. Personal advice starts with an assessment.

Am I suitable for dental implants?

Suitability depends on your oral and general health, bone, gums and treatment goals. A consultation is needed. Sometimes gum treatment or a bone graft is recommended first; sometimes another option is more appropriate.

How much will it cost?

Costs depend on the number of teeth, imaging, surgery, restoration and any preparatory care. Ask about consultation fees, then request an itemised plan covering the proposed stages and ongoing care. No treatment price is promised before assessment.

How long does treatment take?

Usually several months, with timing affected by healing and any preparatory treatment. Better Smiles describes a typical integration period of three to six months. Your dentist will explain your own sequence and expected visits.

Will I have a gap while the implant heals?

Temporary teeth may be possible in some cases. This depends on the treatment and clinical findings. Ask what is suitable for you; an immediate fixed tooth is not guaranteed.

What about discomfort or dental anxiety?

The team can discuss pain control and available sedation options, including suitability, risks and any extra fees. Discomfort and swelling can occur after surgery. Tell your dentist about concerns before treatment.

Do implants last forever?

No treatment can be guaranteed for life. Implants need regular reviews and daily care. Gum inflammation, smoking, grinding and other factors can affect outcomes, and replacement teeth may need repair or replacement.

Does the form book an appointment?

No. It asks reception to contact you about a consultation, availability and fees. Call (02) 9387 1032 if you prefer to speak to the team.

Better Smiles Bondi Junction

Close to home.
Ready to listen.

You'll find us at Suite 503, 3 Waverley Street, near Bondi Junction's shops and transport.

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3 Waverley Street
Bondi Junction NSW 2022
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