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MEET THE Principle Dentist
Introducing Dr. Teresa Sung
With over 30 years of general and implant dentistry experience, Dr. Sung has built her approach around one principle: every patient gets a plan built around their own mouth, not a standard package — because what works for one person's missing tooth rarely works the same way for someone else's.
She leads implant treatment at Dental and Facial Clinic in West Ryde, and has built trust with patients across Sydney's inner north-west over three decades in the same community.
30+ Years of Clinical Experience
4000+ Implants Placed
Every Case Personally Reviewed and Treated
What the Process Looks Like
Step 1: A Warm Welcome
We start with a relaxed conversation about your teeth and what's actually been bothering you — no forms shoved at you before you've even sat down.
Step 2: Full Assessment
We take X-rays and a full diagnostic scan so we can see exactly what's going on, not just what's visible from the outside.
Step 3: Reviewing What We Found
We walk you through the scans together and explain exactly what we're seeing, in plain language, not jargon.
Step 4: Personal Plan
We map out every option that could actually work for you specifically — never a one-size-fits-all recommendation.
Step 5: Transparent Pricing
We talk through the real cost and your payment options upfront, so there's no pressure and no surprises later.
FAQs About Implants
How much do dental implants cost?
Implants at Dental and Facial Clinic start from around $3,000 per implant, with most cases falling between $3,000 and $8,000 depending on how many teeth you're replacing and what your case needs. Your free consultation includes X-rays and a full diagnostic assessment (valued at $250), so your quote is based on your actual mouth — no hidden fees, no surprise add-ons later.
Does it hurt?
Most implants are placed under local anaesthetic, so you're comfortable and aware throughout. For larger or full-arch cases, full sedation is also available if you'd rather sleep through the procedure entirely. Most people are back to normal activity within a few days.
Will this disrupt my daily life?
For the first few days you'll want to stick to softer foods and avoid direct pressure on the treated area. Most people are back to their normal diet and daily routine within a week to ten days.
Why not go somewhere cheaper, or overseas?
A cheaper or overseas option can look appealing upfront, but if something needs adjusting six months later, you're often on your own. At Dental and Facial Clinic, the same team that plans your case is the team following up on it — locally, with TGA-approved implant systems and an Australian-based digital lab behind every case.
How long do implants actually last?
Done properly, dental implants often last 10 to 20+ years, and for many patients, decades longer — a permanent fix rather than something you're replacing or adjusting every few years, the way you would with dentures.
What payment options are available?
We offer flexible payment plans, and you may be able to access funds through early release of superannuation if you're eligible. Major health funds are also accepted — we'll confirm exactly what applies to you at your consultation.