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Dental implants - A permanent solution to missing teeth

Struggling to eat your favourite foods or feeling self-conscious about your smile due to missing, broken, or loose teeth? Dental implants could be the solution for you.

Why dental implants?

A long-lasting solution for any number of missing teeth, dental implants are the closest replacement for natural teeth and a hugely popular option for those with missing or broken teeth.

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The benefits of dental implants

Dental implants offer several benefits to those looking to replace missing teeth, including:

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Improved smile - and confidence

Dental implants are designed to look as natural as possible, allowing you to eat, speak, and smile with confidence.

2

Functioning and feeling like natural teeth

Dental implants function and feel like real teeth, providing a close replacement that feels totally natural.

3

Maintaining jawbone structure

Dental implants are anchored directly into the jawbone, minimising any bone loss and the effect it can have on the shape of your face.

4

Long-term solution

Dental implants are a proven, long-term solution for missing teeth, with a high success rate and a low risk of complications.

5

Replacing loose-fitting dentures

Dental implants can replace loose-fitting dentures for a secure and stable solution.

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Types of dental implants

There are several types of dental implants that may be used depending on your needs, including:

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Single dental implant

The simplest type of implant, a single dental implant is used to replace one missing tooth. As with other types of implants, a titanium screw is inserted into the jaw and a false tooth is attached to it, offering a natural look and full use.

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Multiple dental implants

Multiple dental implants are a perfect solution if you have two or more missing teeth. They work exactly the same as single dental implants and are almost as easy to fit.

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Dental implant bridge

A dental implant bridge uses multiple implants to hold three or more teeth in place, forming a permanent dental bridge.

Dental implant dentures

Dental implant retained dentures use the implants to hold dentures in place, improving chewing and speaking and providing a more secure and stable solution for those who don’t like the idea of having dentures alone.

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All on four Implants

'All on four' dental implants, also known as same-day teeth, involve placing four implants to hold a full arch of teeth, usually attached the same day by inserting four titanium screws into the jawbone; two at the front of the mouth and two in the back. This treatment isn't suitable for everyone, so if you're interested, get in touch today to speak to one of our experienced specialists

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Why choose {my}dentist for your dental implants?

At {my}dentist, we’re dedicated to providing our patients with the best available treatments in our state-of-the-art practices. We utilise the latest digital workflow technology including digital scanners and 3D imaging for more accurate implant placement.

Dental implants are a powerful and permanent solution to missing teeth or loose dentures, with a range of options to suit your individual needs. Get in touch to find out more and get started on your implant journey today.

Dental implant FAQs

How do dental implants work?

When fitting dental implants, dentists insert titanium screws into the jawbone to replace a missing natural tooth root, and then securely attach crowns (also known as tooth caps) to fill gaps in your mouth. Since dental implants are anchored in the jaw - just like natural teeth, you will need to look after them in the same way.

How long does dental implant treatment take?

The length of treatment depends on the type of implant, the health of your mouth, gums, bones, and other factors. However, our experienced implant surgeons will provide a detailed treatment plan to give you an idea of how long the process will take for you, and our practice teams will also stay in touch to keep you up to date.

How much do dental implants cost?

Dental implant cost will depend on the type of implant you need as well as your current mouth health. However, at {my}dentist, we strongly believe that everyone should be able to access high-quality, effective dentistry, which is why we offer a range of payment solutions to suit different budgets.

Have you thought about? 

Regain confidence in your smile with options available to restore any gaps you may have.

There are several treatments available for replacing missing teeth including bridges and dentures.

Ready to start your dental implant journey?

Dental implants are a safe, effective, and long-lasting solution for missing teeth. At {my}dentist, we believe everyone deserves a great smile, so whether you're looking for a single implant or a full smile in a day, our dental professionals can help.

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* Whitecross Dental Care Limited (registered office: Europa House, Europa Trading Estate, Stoneclough Road, Kearsley, Manchester M26 1GG. Company No. 244415) is part of the {my}dentist group. Whitecross Dental Care Limited is a credit broker not a lender and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority with registration number: 674183. Credit is provided by Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance with whom we have a commercial relationship (and so we are unable to provide independent advice) and is subject to age and status. Minimum spend applies. Not all products offered by Secure Trust Bank PLC are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

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