Dental Implants in Randwick
Missing a tooth, or maybe a few? You’re not alone. Gaps in your smile can make eating, speaking and even social situations feel uncomfortable, but there are natural-looking options available. At Randwick Dental Clinic, we offer dental implants to help restore comfort, function and confidence in a way that feels simple and stress-free.
What Is a Dental Implant?
A dental implant is a small titanium post that replaces the root of a missing tooth. It integrates with the jawbone to create a stable foundation, and a custom-made porcelain or zirconia crown is then attached on top. If several teeth are missing, a dental bridge can be supported by implants instead. Each implant and crown is planned to match (or enhance) your teeth in shape and shade for a seamless result.
Our team has been providing dental implant care for more than 10 years and will guide you through every stage with clear communication and personalised care. With good oral hygiene and regular dental checkups, implants can be a long-lasting option for replacing missing teeth.
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Single and Multiple Tooth Implants
Dental implants can be used when you are missing one tooth or several teeth.
A single dental implant may be a solution when one tooth is missing or it has been badly broken, damaged by decay, infection, or other trauma. The implant replaces the missing tooth root, with a custom-made crown attached to restore the space.
When several neighbouring teeth are missing, multiple implants may be used to support a dental bridge. This can replace several teeth without relying on the surrounding natural teeth for support.
The number and position of implants required will depend on your oral health, available bone and the location of the missing teeth. Dr Mario or Dr Diego will assess these factors and discuss the options that may be appropriate for you.
Why People Choose Dental Implants
Dental implants can make eating feel easier, improve speaking confidence and help you smile without hesitation. They also support the jawbone, which can help maintain natural facial shape over time. Whether you are missing one tooth or several, implants may be a suitable option for you—and we’ll help you understand your options clearly.
Technology That Supports Better Outcomes
We use modern dental technology to support careful planning, accuracy and more predictable implant outcomes, using tools such as:
- 3D imaging (CBCT)
- Digital impressions
- Guided implant surgery
- Carefully Planned for Comfort and Clarity
We aim to make the implant experience as comfortable as possible, with clear, planned pain management and plenty of time for questions. You’ll find a calm, clean, welcoming clinic environment, and we’ll explain what to expect before, during, and after each appointment—so you feel understood and supported.
Meet Our Experienced Dental Implant Providers

Dr Mario Wais (Dentist)
With more than 35 years of experience, Dr Mario brings a calm, reassuring approach to implant care. He has over 10 years’ experience in implant dentistry and has completed postgraduate implant courses, seminars and study groups. In 2026, he completed a 40-hour postgraduate implantology course at the University of Mandic, with practical training in implant placement, bone grafting, membranes and sinus lift procedures.
After earning his dental degree from the University of Buenos Aires and requalifying at the University of Adelaide in 1999, he has also completed more than 600 hours of advanced training across dentistry, including oral implantology, crowns and bridges, root canal care and pain control. As principal dentist, he mentors younger practitioners and oversees clinical protocols to help maintain consistent, high-quality care.
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Dr Diego Wainstein (Dentist)
Dr Diego comes from a family of reputable, multi-generational dentists and completed his Bachelor of Dentistry at the University of Buenos Aires in 2017. Since practising in Australia (from 2023), he’s become known for his gentle, thorough approach and attention to detail. Dr Diego has extensive experience assisting with implant procedures and takes the time to understand each patient’s goals—always focusing on the best possible outcome and a natural-looking finish.
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Treatment Considerations
Dental implants are a well-established option for replacing missing teeth, but they are not suitable for everyone. Healthy gums and adequate bone density are important, and some health conditions may affect eligibility. Smoking can also interfere with healing, so we may recommend quitting before starting implant care. As with any procedure, there are risks, and we’ll explain these clearly so you can make an informed decision. Other options, such as dentures or bridges, may also be discussed depending on your goals, budget and oral health.
How Dental Implants Work
We begin with a relaxed conversation to discuss your options. Digital X-rays and 3D scans (CBCT) help us see accurately how much bone is available, and we make sure you feel fully informed before getting started.
For suitable cases, the main implant procedure and restoration may involve two key treatment visits, following your initial consultation, scans and planning. It is, of course, case by case, so your individual appointment schedule will depend on your dental needs and how the implant heals.
Visit 1: Implant Placement
Once your treatment has been planned, the titanium implant is placed into the jaw bone using local anaesthetic. The implant is then given time to integrate with the surrounding bone, a process known as osseointegration, which commonly takes around three months.
In some cases, immediate replacement may be possible. This means a temporary acrylic tooth can be attached at the same appointment as the implant placement, so you come in with a tooth and out with a tooth!
This option can be particularly useful when replacing a visible front tooth or when timing is important ahead of an upcoming occasion. However, immediate loading is not appropriate in every situation. Factors such as bone quality, implant stability, bite forces and the location of the tooth all need to be considered.
Dr Mario or Dr Diego can assess whether immediate loading in a single visit may be suitable for you during your initial consultation.
Visit 2: Your Permanent Tooth
After the implant has integrated with the bone, we take the final measurements and shade needed for your final restoration. The temporary tooth, where one has been used, is then replaced with your custom-made ceramic or porcelain crown or implant-supported bridge.
Additional review appointments may be recommended depending on your individual needs and healing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do dental implants cost?
How long does the dental implant process take?
In some cases, a temporary acrylic tooth may be placed on the implant at the first treatment visit. This is known as immediate loading and means you may not need to have a visible gap while the implant heals. Suitability varies, and Dr Mario or Dr Diego can discuss whether this option is appropriate for you.
How do I care for my dental implant?
Brush and floss daily and visit us regularly for checkups. With good care, implants can last many years.
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You deserve a smile that feels natural and comfortable. If you’d like to explore dental implants and see if they’re right for you, we’re here to help.
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