Restorative
Dental Implants
Titanium roots that restore a single tooth or a full arch, planned digitally for a predictable fit.
Overview
A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth with a biocompatible titanium post, which then supports a custom crown, bridge or denture. Every case begins with a 3D scan so the position, angle and depth are planned before treatment starts.
Who it's for
- Adults missing one or more teeth
- Patients with a failing bridge or loose denture
- Anyone with sufficient bone volume, or willing to consider grafting
Concerns it addresses
- Gaps that affect chewing or speech
- Neighbouring teeth drifting into a space
- Bone loss following an extraction
The process
- 1
Consultation & 3D imaging
Clinical examination, CBCT scan and a written treatment plan with costs.
- 2
Implant placement
The post is placed under local anaesthetic, usually in under an hour per implant.
- 3
Healing & integration
Typically 8-12 weeks while the implant integrates with the bone.
- 4
Final restoration
A digitally designed crown or bridge is fitted and adjusted.
- 5
Review
Follow-up appointments and a long-term maintenance plan.
Benefits
- Preserves bone in the treated area
- Does not require reshaping neighbouring teeth
- Cleaned like a natural tooth
Frequently asked
Not sure this is the right treatment?
Book a consultation and we will assess your case first. If a simpler option is appropriate, we will say so.