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What Happens In Our Implant Consultation?

Step 1: Your Full History

We start with a full picture of your dental and medical history — nothing gets missed or assumed.

Step 1: Your Full History

We start with a full picture of your dental and medical history — nothing gets missed or assumed.

Step 2: A Complete Diagnostic Workup

We match the composite resin precisely to your natural teeth, so the result looks like it was always there.

Step 2: A Complete Diagnostic Workup

We match the composite resin precisely to your natural teeth, so the result looks like it was always there.

Step 3: Implant Candidacy

If implants are something you're considering, we specifically assess your candidacy at this stage so you get an honest answer, not just a sales pitch.

Step 3: Implant Candidacy

If implants are something you're considering, we specifically assess your candidacy at this stage so you get an honest answer, not just a sales pitch.

Step 4: Reviewing Your Results

I sit down with you personally and walk you through every finding. What's healthy, what needs attention, and what your realistic options actually are.

Step 4: Reviewing Your Results

I sit down with you personally and walk you through every finding. What's healthy, what needs attention, and what your realistic options actually are.

Step 5: Your Plan, Cost And Next Steps

We build a treatment plan specific to your mouth and your goals. We address the questions everyone has upfront so you leave with real clarity, not more questions.

Step 5: Your Plan, Cost And Next Steps

We build a treatment plan specific to your mouth and your goals. We address the questions everyone has upfront so you leave with real clarity, not more questions.

MEET THE Principle Dentist

Introducing Dr Michael Salloum

With 12 years of dental experience, Dr. Michael Salloum has built his approach around one principle: long-term oral health always beats a quick fix.

That's why he focuses on comprehensive, patient-first treatment plans built to break the cycle of yearly repairs, not just patch the same problem again.

He leads implant dentistry at Smile Doctor and has built a reputation across Sydney's Northern Beaches as a friendly, technically skilled dentist known for taking the time to get it right the first time.

200+ implants placed personally

12 years in practice

Every case assessed personally by Dr. Michael

FAQs

How much does this cost?

The honest answer is: it depends — on how many teeth are involved and what plan actually fits your mouth. Anyone quoting a flat number without examining you first isn't giving you an accurate one. That's why we start with a comprehensive consultation — currently 50% off at $244, down from $488 — including full records, scans, photos, and a jaw and soft-tissue analysis, so you get a straight answer on your implant cost, with no hidden fees added later.

Will the procedure hurt?

Placement is done under local anaesthetic, so you shouldn't feel pain during the procedure itself. Most patients describe the after-effects as similar to having a tooth removed — some mild discomfort and swelling for a few days, managed easily with standard pain relief.

Will this affect my day-to-day life?

Most patients stick to softer foods for the first few days after placement and are back to their normal diet and daily routine within a week to ten days. We'll give you clear, written guidance so recovery is predictable, not something you're left guessing about.

Why choose Smile Doctor over another clinic?

Think of the difference between flying first class and economy — same destination, but one experience is rushed, and the other, you're looked after every step of the way. That's the standard we hold ourselves to, from your very first visit to the day treatment is complete, not just during the appointment.

How long do dental implants actually last?

Done properly, dental implants are built to last decades — for many patients, a lifetime, making them one of the most durable options in dentistry. Longevity comes down to how well the implant is planned and placed to begin with, and how it's looked after afterwards.