Dental Implants in Ampang
A fixed, natural-looking replacement for a missing tooth, planned carefully for long-term stability.
Real implant results
Missing teeth replaced for real patients, case by case.
Results may vary by individual case.
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What is a Dental Implant?
A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jawbone where a tooth is missing. Once it has bonded with the bone, a crown is attached on top, so it looks and works like a natural tooth.
Dr. Liew holds a postgraduate diploma in implant dentistry and performs guided implant surgery, aimed at restoring full chewing function and long-term stability.
Implants aren't right for everyone. We'll check your gums and bone, explain the timeline and costs clearly, and talk through alternatives before you decide.
Your treatment, step by step.
Assessment
We examine the gap and take X-rays or scans to check the bone and plan the implant's position.
Implant placement
With the area numbed, the implant is placed in the jawbone using a guided plan.
Healing
Over a few months, the implant bonds with the bone to form a stable base.
Crown fitting
A custom crown is attached to the implant, matched to your other teeth.
Could Dental Implants Be Right for You?
Implants suit most adults who are missing one or more teeth and have healthy gums and enough jawbone to support them.
If an implant isn't the best fit for you, we'll say so and explain the alternatives.
You're missing one or more teeth.
You'd like a fixed option instead of a removable denture.
Your gums are healthy, or can be treated first.
You want to avoid altering the teeth next to the gap.
Stable and fixed
An implant is anchored in the jawbone, so it doesn't move when you eat or speak.
Guided placement
Dr. Liew uses guided implant surgery, planning the implant's position precisely before placing it.
Protects neighbouring teeth
Unlike a bridge, an implant doesn't rely on shaving down the teeth next to the gap.
Frequently asked questions.
The questions patients ask us most about Dental Implants, answered plainly.
The area is numbed, so you should feel pressure rather than pain during placement. Most people describe the soreness afterwards as manageable, and it eases within days.
Usually a few months from placement to the final crown, to give the implant time to bond with the bone. We'll give you a timeline for your case.
With good care and regular check-ups, implants can last many years. Looking after your gums is the most important part.
Sometimes bone can be built up first. We'll assess this and explain your options honestly.
It depends on your teeth. Implants don't rely on neighbouring teeth, but a bridge can be the better choice in some cases. We'll help you compare.
Missing a tooth?
Book a consultation and we'll explain whether an implant suits you.