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Dental Implants

Dental implants can support a crown, bridge or denture for suitable patients after careful assessment and healing planning.

At a glance

What this treatment may help with

Implant treatment is planned around your general health, gum condition, bone, bite and the result you want to achieve.

Reasons to arrange an assessment

  • One or more missing teeth
  • Difficulty chewing because of a gap
  • A loose or uncomfortable removable replacement
  • Interest in a fixed replacement option

Potential benefits

  • Fixed support for suitable tooth replacements
  • Helps restore chewing function
  • Planned without preparing neighbouring teeth in some cases
  • Can support single or multiple tooth solutions

An examination and suitable imaging are required before a dentist can recommend treatment. Website information is not a diagnosis.

Your care journey

What the process usually involves

The exact sequence and number of visits depend on your examination and treatment plan.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    Your goals, health and oral condition are reviewed.

  2. 02

    Planning

    Imaging and measurements help determine implant position and suitability.

  3. 03

    Placement

    The implant is placed in the planned site under local anaesthesia.

  4. 04

    Healing

    The area is allowed to heal and integrate before final restoration when required.

  5. 05

    Restoration

    A crown, bridge or supported denture is made and maintained with regular care.

Helpful preparation

Before and after your appointment

Before treatment

  • Share medical conditions, medicines and tobacco use
  • Complete recommended gum or tooth treatment first
  • Understand the staged timeline and alternatives
  • Ask about maintenance and long-term reviews

After treatment

  • Follow personalised surgical aftercare
  • Keep follow-up appointments
  • Clean around the implant as demonstrated
  • Attend regular maintenance and report mobility or persistent discomfort

Questions

Common questions about dental implants

Is an implant suitable for everyone?

No. Health, bone, gum condition, smoking and other factors influence suitability and healing.

Will I have a tooth immediately?

Temporary and immediate options are case-dependent. Many implants need a healing period before the final tooth is fitted.

How long can an implant last?

Longevity varies. Daily cleaning, regular professional care, health and bite all influence outcomes.

Book with confidence

Would you like to discuss dental implants?

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