Chapter 01 The Doctor
One doctor, from the scan to the crown.
Dr. Tomas Kerr is a prosthodontist who does one thing: replaces missing teeth with implants. He scans, plans, places and restores every implant himself, and travels between three partner practices so you see the same doctor at every visit.
Chapter 02 Philosophy
Surface first.
An implant doesn't hold because it is screwed in. It holds because bone grows onto it. Under an electron microscope a good titanium surface looks like a moonscape, with blasted craters and acid-etched pits a few microns wide, and that roughness is where new bone takes hold.
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Procedural rendering in the style of a scanning electron micrograph. Illustrative, not a real image.
Chapter 03 The Process
Five visits, one written plan.
Every implant is placed twice: once on screen, under the planned crown, and once in the mouth through a guide printed from that plan. Here is what the months in between look like.
Total, typical single implant 3–4 months about six hours in the chair, spread over five visits
Chapter 04 Cases
Drawn, not photographed.
Three typical plans, shown the way they are drawn at the consultation. These are illustrative composites, not real patients, and no patient photographs appear on this site.
- Natural tooth
- Implant crown or bridge
- Implant position
Chapter 05 Fees & Questions
Fees, in writing.
A fixed, itemised quote follows the scan. Nothing is added later. Payment can be split across the three stages: placement, integration and crown. Fees on this concept site are fictional.
What people ask first
Chapter 06 Consultation
Book a consultation.
Sixty minutes, a 3D scan and a written plan. Bring any X-rays you have and a list of medications. The $180 fee is credited against treatment if you go ahead.
- Phone