3D-Printed Dental Implant
Permanent dental solution
Customised for exceptional comfort, functionality and lasting confidence in every smile.

3D-Printed Dental Implant
Permanent dental solution
3D-printing outstanding dental implants
3D printing is transforming modern dentistry by delivering implants that closely replicate the natural structure of the jawbone. Leveraging advanced digital modeling, this cutting-edge process fabricates implants layer by layer, ensuring exceptional precision and customization tailored to individual patient needs.

What are the advantages of 3D-printed implants?
Customisation: With 3D printing, highly customised dental implants can be produced tailored specifically to your unique anatomy. Digital impressions captured from intraoral scanners ensure a better fit and enhanced comfort compared to traditional implants that follow a one-size-fits-all model.
Precision: 3D printing allows the creation of implants with precise and intricate designs. This precision is designed to contribute to better outcomes, both in terms of functionality and aesthetics.

Complex shapes: This advanced technology facilitates the fabrication of implants with complex structures that might be challenging to achieve through traditional production methods. This is particularly beneficial when dealing with unique or irregular anatomies.

Reduced turnaround time: Utilising 3D printing allows rapid prototyping and production, potentially reducing the time it takes to create and deliver dental implants. This can be especially advantageous for those seeking a more efficient and timely dental implant procedure.
Biocompatible materials: Different biocompatible materials, such as titanium, resin and ceramic, are used in the 3D printing process. This allows the choice of material to be tailored to specific needs, ensuring compatibility and minimising the risk of adverse reactions.
Improved osseointegration: The customisation and precision of the 3D printing process aim to enhance the osseointegration process, where the implant seamlessly fuses with your bone. This personalised approach contributes to a more stable and durable connection between the implant and jawbone.
What gets 3D printed in dental implantology?
Implant post
3D printing is utilised to fabricate the implant post—the crucial part that securely anchors the dental implant into your jawbone. This ensures a precise fit and compatibility with the patient’s unique anatomy.
Abutment and connector
The abutment, which connects the implant post to the prosthetic tooth, and the connector are commonly 3D printed. This personalised approach allows for achieving the ideal alignment and support necessary for your artificial tooth.
Prosthetic tooth
3D printing produces prosthetic teeth that mimic the shape and appearance of your natural teeth. This level of customisation ensures your new teeth match your individual dental characteristics.
Surgical guides
During dental implant surgery, a customised 3D-printed surgical guide may be used to ensure the accurate placement of implants, enhancing accuracy and contributing to optimal results.
Bone grafts and augmentations
If additional bone support is required, tailored bone grafts and augmentation materials can be created using 3D printing. This pro

What’s the process?

Digital scanning
The process begins with a digital scan of your oral cavity using advanced imaging technologies like cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) or intraoral scanners. This digital scan creates a detailed 3D model of your teeth, gums and jawbone.

Digital design
The digital scans will be sent to a dental laboratory where they will use the scan to create a 3D model of the implant using virtual dental modelling software. This personalised design includes exact specifications for the implant’s size, shape and surface details, customised to your unique anatomy.

3D printing
The 3D printing phase involves producing your implant layer by layer. This advanced technique ensures precision and customisation for a perfect fit. Whether made of metal or polymers, the implant is created based on your unique digital model for optimal results.

Post-processing
Once printed, the implant may undergo post-processing steps such as removing support structures, surface finishing and heat treatments to enhance its properties.

Quality control
The implant undergoes rigid quality control measures to ensure it meets specifications. This involves inspections, measurements and testing to verify its structural integrity and adherence to design requirements.

Sterilisation
The finished implant undergoes a thorough sterilisation process to eliminate any potential contaminants. This ensures it meets the necessary medical standards for implantation.

Implantation
Once the dental lab delivers the 3D-printed implant to our office, we will schedule an appointment for implantation. Your Simply Teeth dentists will surgically place the implant into your jawbone, typically under anaesthesia or sedation to ensure your comfort. The success of this process depends on factors such as proper placement, stability and your overall oral health.

Prosthetic placement
Following implant placement, a period of several months is typically required for osseointegration to occur. Once the implant has successfully integrated with your jawbone, prosthetic teeth can be attached, completing the restoration and providing you with both functional and aesthetically pleasing new teeth.

Follow-up care
You’ll receive personalised follow-up care and monitoring. This includes regular check-ups to monitor the healing process, assess the integration of the implant with the jawbone and ensure the proper function and comfort of the prosthetic teeth.
3D-printed implant solutions
Experience the benefits of 3D-printed dental implants. Our advanced 3D printing process allows for precise placement, perfect fit, optimal functionality and natural-looking aesthetics. Enhance your oral health and achieve a confident smile that lasts.
Book your dental visit at Simply Teeth now.
3D-printed implant solutions
Experience the benefits of 3D-printed dental implants. Our advanced 3D printing process allows for precise placement, perfect fit, optimal functionality and natural-looking aesthetics. Enhance your oral health and achieve a confident smile that lasts.
Book your dental visit at Simply Teeth now.
