31/07/2026
Clinical photographs have been taken on the day of Implant Crown Insert.
All dental procedures featured were carried out by Dr Daniel Maydelman, Registered Dentist, DHSc Dent, MDent FRACDS (GDP), FICOI, MOI30 (Goethe), Honorary Researcher (PMCC)
Dental implant treatment involves the surgical placement of a titanium implant into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth or teeth. Potential risks and complications may include pain, swelling, bruising, bleeding, infection, delayed healing, implant failure or loss, damage to adjacent teeth or restorations, nerve injury resulting in temporary or permanent altered sensation, sinus complications (for upper jaw implants), bone or soft tissue loss, gum recession, loosening or fracture of implant components or the prosthesis, peri-implant disease, the need for bone grafting or other additional procedures including the possibility of further treatment or implant removal if complications occur.
Healing and adaptation differ between individuals. Most patients experience an adjustment period over the first few weeks following implant surgery, while complete healing and integration of the implant with the jawbone typically takes approximately 3-6 months before the final indirect restoration is placed.
Anyone considering Dental Implants should first undergo a comprehensive face-to-face assessment with a qualified dental practitioner and is encouraged to seek a second opinion before making a decision.
A full discussion of the benefits, limitations, risks, expected recovery and ongoing maintenance requirements forms part of the consultation process.
Treatment outcomes vary between individuals and are influenced by each personâs unique clinical circumstances. Results cannot be guaranteed, and the outcome shown is specific to the patient featured and may not be achieved by others.
Images and videos are published with the patientâs informed consent and have not been modified using filters, artificial intelligence or other editing tools that could misrepresent the treatment outcome.
This information is intended for adults aged 18 years and over and is provided for general educational purposes only.
