What is implant restoration?
Once an implant has integrated with the jawbone, it needs a restoration on top — a crown for a single tooth, a bridge for several, or a denture for a full arch. This is the visible, functional part of implant treatment: the piece you actually bite and chew with, custom-made to match your bite and the shade of your natural teeth.
Who is it for?
Your implant has healed and integrated, and is ready for its final restoration.
You have an older implant restoration that is worn, chipped or discoloured.
You are planning implant treatment and want to understand this final stage.
An implant crown has come loose or needs replacing.
Concerns patients bring to us
- An integrated implant that is still waiting for its crown.
- An implant restoration that no longer matches surrounding teeth.
- A loose or chipped implant crown.
- Uncertainty about what happens after implant surgery heals.
Benefits
Turns a healed implant into a fully functional, biting tooth.
Shaded and shaped digitally against your surrounding teeth.
Checked and adjusted against your actual bite before it is finalised.
A well-made restoration is designed to last many years of normal use.
The treatment process
Confirming the implant has integrated and is ready to load.
A precise scan of the implant position and surrounding teeth.
The crown, bridge or denture is designed and shaded to match.
The finished restoration is attached, checked in the bite and adjusted.
Technology & approach
A digital scan of the implant and surrounding teeth replaces the older impression technique for most cases, giving a more precise fit between the restoration and the implant itself.