Welcome
Our referral practice concentrates on treatment modalities in the fields of Periodontology (gum problems), Oral Medicine, and Dental Implants. Our offices are situated in the northern part of Cape Town close to the TygerValley area. We can be contacted at +27 21 910 3330 for information relating to gum and mouth problems as well as dental implants. Alternatively you can email any queries relating to dental implant treatment to
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This site will be presenting information relating to the above topics as well as information pertaining to our practice policy and position as well as links to other relevant sites.
This site will be presenting information relating to the above topics as well as information pertaining to our practice policy and position as well as links to other relevant sites.
Although we do many dental implant treatments we are comitted to saving diseased teeth where possible. In accordance to the treatment policies of the American Academy of Periodontology, whose guidelines stress that periodontal health should be achieved in the least invasive and most cost-effective manner possible.
Dental implant treatments are, however, highly successful and have excellent long term prognoses.
Dental Implants
Most of surgical (implant placement), restorative (teeth on top of the implants) and maintenance (regular follow up visits with our dental hygienists) services are provided at the practice. The first consultation will involve a discussion relating to the patient's needs followed by the required clinical and radiological (x-ray) examination.
A complete treatment plan and cost estimate will then be presented to the patient at a later stage - either via email or at a following consultation.
Click on the 'Gallery' button on the main menu to access clinical cases and use the video function for informative animated videos.
Additional information
Loose teeth?
Loose teeth are most often the result of moderate to severe gum infection. This 'looseness' (mobility) means that there has been destruction of the supporting bone of the teeth. In many cases the infection surrounding the teeth can be successfully treated and the teeth saved. Ask your dentist or periodontist about procedures which can save your teeth before deciding on having them removed.