Implant Uncover
Once your dental implant is in place, your bone begins to fuse with it — a healing process called osseointegration. After a few months, we gently expose the implant and place a healing abutment, which helps the gum shape itself for your future crown.
What’s happening in this Animation?
🦷 Speciality: Surgical, Implants
🛠 Stage: Rebuilding Foundations prior to Implants
🔀 Alternatives: Nil. Procedural appointment in dental implant treatment.
As the gum tissue adapts around this post, it creates a natural-looking contour. When everything looks healthy and well-positioned, we replace the healing abutment with your final abutment — a custom-designed connector that fits precisely and supports your crown.
Your crown is then carefully fitted and secured — either cemented or screwed — to blend seamlessly with your bite and smile. Together, the implant, abutment, and crown form a strong, lasting restoration that lets you eat, speak, and smile with comfort and confidence.
Some steps may be combined or fast-tracked if healing goes well, while others might benefit from a slower approach to ensure long-term success. Either way, it’s tailored to your body’s healing pace — ensuring a result that’s both natural and durable.
Your crown is then carefully fitted and secured — either cemented or screwed — to blend seamlessly with your bite and smile. Together, the implant, abutment, and crown form a strong, lasting restoration that lets you eat, speak, and smile with comfort and confidence.
Some steps may be combined or fast-tracked if healing goes well, while others might benefit from a slower approach to ensure long-term success. Either way, it’s tailored to your body’s healing pace — ensuring a result that’s both natural and durable.