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Your Guide to

Implants

A dental implant is a small metal screw placed in your jawbone to replace a missing tooth. Over time, it joins with your bone and acts like a natural tooth root. A replacement tooth – such as a crown, bridge, or denture – is then securely fixed to the top of your implant.

Teeth implants can last many years if you look after them. They look and feel like your own teeth, help you eat and speak comfortably, and can prevent bone loss in your jaw.

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Benefits

Unlike other treatments such as dentures, they stay firmly in place, and you don’t have to take them out to eat or sleep

Each implant is topped with a custom-made tooth that looks and feels like your own teeth

As they are long lasting, they can be a more cost-effective investment over the long-term

Considerations

If you smoke or drink heavily, your dentist will recommend that you give up before you have your implant fitted

If you have active gum disease you can't get implants due to the risk of infection and potential failure/loss of the implant

Free Implant Consultation

Book a free consultation with an experienced implant expert who also teaches other dentists how to place implants. This is a no-pressure appointment where you can ask questions, understand your options, and feel confident about the next steps.

What’s included?

Free consultation with an implant specialist

Free on-site CT scan (worth £180.00)

Personalised treatment discussion and advice

Our implantologists have a wealth of experience in guided bone regeneration and bone grafting (if needed) over 14 years 

We have a state of the art CT scanner so you can have all diagnositics completed on site 

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Current prices

  • Single implant - £2700

  • Full arch on all 4 same day fix teeth - £12000

  • Full mouth upper and lower on all 4 - £24,000

Finance options are available to help spread the cost, with clear and transparent payment plans discussed during your consultation.

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FAQ

  • A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. Over time, the implant naturally fuses with the surrounding bone, providing a strong and stable foundation for a replacement tooth, such as a crown, bridge or denture.

    Dental implants can look and feel like natural teeth, helping you to eat and speak comfortably while also helping to prevent bone loss in the jaw.

  • Most adults in good general health can be suitable for dental implants. You will generally need healthy gums and sufficient bone in your jaw to support the implant.

    Factors such as smoking and certain medical conditions can affect your suitability or the success of treatment. During your consultation, our implant specialist will assess your individual circumstances and explain your options.

  • Dental implants are designed to be a long-term solution for missing teeth and can last many years when properly cared for. Good oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups and following your dentist's aftercare advice are important for maintaining the health of your implant and surrounding gums.

  • We offer a free, no-pressure consultation with an experienced implant specialist who also teaches other dentists how to place dental implants. This gives you the opportunity to ask questions, understand your treatment options and make an informed decision.

    Your consultation includes:

    • Free consultation with an implant specialist

    • Free on-site CT scan, worth £180

    • Personalised treatment discussion and advice

    • Assessment of your suitability for dental implants

  • Our current dental implant prices are:

    • Single dental implant: £2,700

    • Full arch on All-on-4 – same-day fixed teeth: £12,000

    • Full mouth, upper and lower on All-on-4: £24,000

     

    Finance options are available to help spread the cost of treatment, with clear and transparent payment plans discussed during your consultation.

Find out more on our FAQ page

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