Dental Implants Near Granville

The first visit is about gathering information, not starting surgery. Our dentist will ask which teeth are missing, how long ago they were lost, what you have tried already and what bothers you most, whether that is chewing, appearance or a loose plate.

We then examine the remaining teeth and gums and check how your upper and lower teeth meet. Cone beam 3D imaging or other X-rays may be taken to measure the height and width of the jawbone and to locate nearby nerves and sinuses.

Afterwards, we explain what we found in plain language. Where implants look feasible, you will receive a written plan showing the proposed stages and fees. Where they do not, we will talk through bridges, dentures or other alternatives. You are welcome to take the plan home and discuss it with your family before making any decision.

Granville is a sporting community, with weekend football at local parks and rugby league training across the area. A knock to the mouth can chip, crack or dislodge a front tooth.

If an adult tooth is knocked out, hold it by the crown rather than the root, rinse it briefly in milk or saline if it is dirty and try to place it back in the socket. If that is not possible, keep it in milk and seek dental care straight away. A tooth that is replanted quickly has the best chance of being saved.

When a front tooth cannot be kept, an implant may be one way to replace it. For teenagers and young adults, implants are usually delayed until jaw growth has finished, so a temporary option such as a bonded bridge or small removable plate may be used in the meantime. A well-fitted sports mouthguard can help reduce the risk of injury in the first place.

Tobacco use is one of the most significant risk factors our dentist will discuss. Smoking reduces blood flow to the gums and bone, which can slow healing and increase the chance of complications around an implant both early on and in later years.

Many people ask whether vaping or shisha is a safer alternative. Research on vaping and implants is still developing, and heated products can still irritate the gums and affect healing. Please tell us honestly about any smoking, vaping or shisha use so we can give you accurate advice.

If you are planning to cut down or quit, we may suggest doing so before treatment begins. Your GP, a pharmacist or Quitline can help with support.

Plaque can build up around an implant just as it does around natural teeth. If it is not removed, the surrounding gum can become inflamed, and in some cases the supporting bone can be lost. This condition is called peri-implantitis.

Daily brushing, along with cleaning between the teeth using floss, interdental brushes or a water flosser, helps protect the gum around the implant. Our hygiene team can show you the tools that best suit the shape of your restoration.

Regular check-ups let us look for early warning signs, such as bleeding or swelling around the implant, and monitor the bone on X-rays over time. The crown or denture may need adjustment, repair or replacement eventually. No implant can be guaranteed to last a lifetime.

Parramatta Green Dental has looked after patients across Western Sydney since 2015. Our team includes dentists, an oral health therapist, an oral hygienist and a visiting oral surgeon. When a case needs a specialist, we can arrange a referral to an appropriate practitioner.

Implant planning is supported by digital X-rays, an OPG, cone beam 3D imaging, an intraoral camera, dental loupes and a dental microscope in one surgery.

Dr Nazila Nosratieh holds a Doctor of Dental Surgery and a PhD in Oral Biology. She has practised in Australia since 2008 and has been a practice owner since 2011. Dr Rajlaxmi Singh holds a Bachelor of Dental Surgery and is a member of the Australian Dental Association.

Arabic is the most common language after English in Granville homes, and members of our team speak Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Telugu, Gujarati, Nepali and Korean. Discussing a surgical plan in your own language can make it easier to ask questions, and family members are welcome to join the consultation.

Implant treatment is priced according to your plan. The number of implants, imaging, any extractions or bone grafts, the type of crown, bridge or denture and the number of visits all affect the total.

After your assessment, we provide an itemised estimate with the item numbers for each stage. If you have private health extras cover, check with your fund what it will pay towards those items, as annual limits and waiting periods vary.

Our clinic accepts Zip Money, Afterpay and Humm. Each provider sets its own eligibility criteria, fees and terms, so please read the conditions carefully before signing up.

Parramatta Green Dental is at Shop 1141B, 159–175 Church Street, inside Westfield Parramatta.

From Granville Station, T1 Western Line and T2 Leppington and Inner West Line trains reach Parramatta in around five minutes, stopping at Harris Park on the way. Westfield Parramatta connects to the Parramatta Transport Interchange, so there is no need to cross a major road.

By car, the clinic is about 2 to 3 kilometres from central Granville and usually takes 8 to 12 minutes via Church Street or Good Street, depending on traffic. Westfield Parramatta has onsite parking. Check the Transport for NSW Trip Planner for current timetables and trackwork.

We are open six days a week, with extended hours on Thursdays, which can help when fitting several implant appointments around work and family.

Granville sits just south of the Parramatta CBD, with Duck River and A’Becketts Creek nearby and Parramatta Road running through its northern edge. First known as Parramatta Junction, the area grew around the terminus of Sydney’s first railway line, which opened in 1855.

Today, most of the suburb falls within Cumberland City Council, while a small area near the railway line belongs to the City of Parramatta. The Granville Centre on Memorial Drive brings together a library, art gallery, swimming pool and community spaces, and the historic Granville Town Hall stands on Carlton Street. New apartments along the Parramatta Road corridor sit alongside long-established family streets.

We also welcome patients from Rosehill, Rydalmere, Oatlands, Auburn, Harris Park, and surrounding areas.

If you have a gap, a failing tooth or a denture that no longer feels secure, an assessment is the first step towards understanding your options.

Call 02 9687 2899 to arrange a dental implant consultation for Granville patients.