Single and Multiple Implants

• Full set of new upper or lower teeth placed on four implants
• Fixed bridges that do not move
• All completed in one day, surgery in morning, new teeth in the evening
• The best longevity and results of any full arch implant treatment
• Perfect for those with loose, crumbly or failing teeth or ill-fitting dentures.
• Restores confidence and healthy function to almost anybody
• Finance Available

On occasion in order to place an implant in the upper jaw we may need to generate bone using the air filled spaces known as the sinus. This involves raising the floor of the sinus to create more bony support for the implant. Often this can be done at the same time the implant is placed otherwise there is a four-six month waiting period. Finance available

• We need as much of the implant to be in contact with bone as possible
• If you have been missing a tooth for a very, very long time you may not have enough bone
• We will need to place bone in the area to allow the implant to be wholly covered in bone
• This can be your bone (autogenic) of a fake mineral bone (allogenic)
• Your bone eventually grows through the bone graft replacing it
• This is usually done at the time of placing the implant but in severe cases it may have to be done 6 months prior

• If you are missing a lot of gum we sometimes need to replace it too when doing the implant.
• This is mainly used for highly aesthetic cases in the front teeth.
• We take the tissue we require from your palate
• This allows for a level gum line so the implant tooth looks like its neighbours.

• We used to cover implants with gum and wait 4-6 months before we attached a tooth
• With better implant surface technology and surgical techniques we can give you a tooth on the day of implant placement in most cases.
• This means no embarrassing gaps or temporary dentures.
• The immediate tooth/teeth actually allows for a better and more aesthetic gum shape
• The temporary tooth is left on for three months. After this we replace it with a ceramic one.

• As implants require more gum and bone around them to be healthy we usually don’t replace each missing tooth with an implant.
• If there are three teeth missing in a row we often will only place two implants that will support three teeth.
• This often allows for better cleaning and reduces the cost.
• Implants are generally stronger than tooth roots, so they can handle the extra force.

• Replaces a missing tooth or one that requires removal
• The implant is placed and a temporary tooth is usually attached
• After 3 months the bone has knitted to the implant and the gum has remodelled, we then take an impression for a final ceramic tooth.
• Your final implant tooth should look, feel and function like your own tooth.
• Finance Available