Exploring the Latest Dental Implant Technologies in Australia

Fixed on X Dental Implant System

Our Fixed on X dental implant system is changing what’s possible for full mouth restorations. Unlike removable dentures, this approach gives you a stable, long-term solution using four to six strategically placed titanium implants. These implants support a fixed prosthesis that looks and functions like natural teeth.

This implant treatment is ideal for patients who want a strong, permanent alternative to traditional dentures. Titanium implants are known for their strength and high biocompatibility, making them well-suited for long-term integration with the jawbone.

Our dentists use advanced planning software and 3D imaging to map your treatment with precision. The result is a secure, natural-looking smile that restores function and confidence without the movement or discomfort of conventional dentures.

3D Imaging for Precise Implant Placement

At FoX Implant Centre, we use Digital Smile Design (DSD) to take 3D imaging to the next level. This cutting-edge technology allows our team to assess your unique dental structure with accuracy and detail that traditional methods can’t match.

By analysing facial features, dental proportions and aesthetic preferences, DSD supports tailored treatment planning that aligns with your goals. It also helps us evaluate jawbone structure and bone density to make sure implant placement is both precise and long-lasting.

As a patient, this system also lets you preview the end result before any implant surgery begins. You can visualise your new smile and give input during the design process, reducing the risk of complications and improving satisfaction.

3D Printer for Detailed Prototypes

Our in-house 3D printing technology is pushing the limits of customisation and precision. Using advanced additive manufacturing, our 3D printer produces highly detailed prototypes, surgical guides, and dental components that are tailored to your treatment.

Our cutting-edge printer delivers exceptional resolution and accuracy, allowing us to produce components that fit perfectly and function reliably. We can test implant designs and simulate outcomes before the procedure begins, helping to improve fit and reduce treatment time.

The printer supports a wide range of biocompatible materials, making it ideal for creating surgical guides, temporary prosthetics, and detailed restorations. With its speed and reliability, it also helps streamline workflows and boost patient satisfaction.

Multiple 5-Axis Milling Machine

Our multiple 5-axis milling machines give us the ability to deliver world-class dental prosthetics with unmatched precision. These machines can mill complex restorations out of a range of implant materials, including zirconia, titanium, PMMA resins, and lithium disilicate.

What makes this system stand out is its flexibility and accuracy. It allows us to fabricate restorations that are tailored to your mouth’s exact needs — no guesswork, no compromise. Every detail is cut to specification, ensuring optimal fit, durability, and performance.

Whether you’re receiving a single tooth replacement or a full mouth dental implant, this technology enables us to handle even the most intricate designs using the latest new materials available in implant dentistry.

By bringing this advanced technology in-house, we reduce turnaround times, improve quality control, and raise the bar for predictable implant outcomes.

Metal Anodisation

Anodisation is a key part of how we improve the performance and appearance of dental implants. At FoX Implant Centre, we use this process to apply a durable, controlled coating to implant surfaces. This creates a layer of aluminium oxide that increases strength and protects against wear during handling.

What sets anodisation apart is its ability to support better osseointegration. The textured implant surfaces created by this process promote stronger bonding between the implant and jawbone, which helps speed up healing and reduce recovery times.

We also use anodisation to customise the shade of your implants, helping us match the colour and tone of natural teeth. This gives us greater flexibility to deliver natural-looking results tailored to your individual smile.

Thermoforming Platform

Our thermoforming platform plays a crucial role in how we deliver quick, precise, and personalised dental solutions. Using controlled heat and pressure, we mould plastic sheets over dental models to create custom-fit components for a wide range of applications.

This process allows us to fabricate surgical templates, retainers, mouthguards, and other supportive tools efficiently and with high accuracy. It’s fast, reliable, and ideal for creating tailored solutions that meet the specific needs of each patient.

Thermoforming also enhances our ability to provide same-day or next-day service for many parts of the treatment process. It cuts down wait times without compromising quality, making it an essential part of our modern workflow.

Resin Implant Injection Moulding

Resin implant injection moulding is one of the most precise methods we use to replicate tooth structure with high accuracy. This technique involves injecting a low-viscosity resin into a pressurised, transparent silicone mould formed from a diagnostic wax-up.

This method lets us reproduce the exact tooth form and position approved during the planning phase, making it easier to achieve optimal function and aesthetics. The result is a restoration that’s consistent, accurate, and custom-fitted to your smile.

With this process, we can reduce variability and deliver predictable results across a range of implant restorations. It’s especially useful for creating temporary prosthetics that guide the final outcome.

Immediate Load Implants (Same-Day Implants)

Immediate load implants, also known as same-day implants, allow us to place a prosthetic tooth or set of teeth on the same day as your implant surgery. This is a major shift from traditional dental implants, which typically require a healing period of several months before restoration.

At FoX Implant Centre, we use this method for eligible patients who want to minimise treatment time without compromising results. Using advanced diagnostics and planning tools, we assess factors like jawbone quality and bone loss to determine whether immediate loading is suitable for you.

The key difference lies in the timing. Traditional implants need time for the titanium post to fuse with the bone. In contrast, immediate load implants use carefully planned placement and high primary stability to support a temporary prosthesis right away. This means you walk out with functioning teeth on the same day.

While it can be suitable for the right candidate, it’s not for everyone. Ideal candidates must have good bone density and healthy gums and not require extensive grafting. Our team will guide you through a full assessment to confirm if this is the right approach for your case.

Minimally Invasive, Computer-Guided Implant Surgery

At FoX Implant Centre, we use computer-guided dental implant surgery to improve the accuracy and efficiency of dental implant procedures. This method combines detailed imaging with digital planning tools to help us place implants with greater precision while using less invasive techniques.

Instead of relying solely on manual placement, our team uses 3D scans and advanced software to map out the exact position, depth, and angle of each implant before the surgery begins. These plans are then used to create custom surgical guides that minimise the need for incisions and reduce disturbance to surrounding tissue.

This approach helps reduce the risk of complications and supports faster healing. It also contributes to higher success rates and lowers the chances of implant failure, especially in complex cases or patients with challenging bone conditions.