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Tooth replacement
Dental Implants
A dental implant is a surgically placed support that may be used for a crown, bridge, or denture after detailed assessment.
Who may benefit
- Patients missing one or more teeth
- Patients with suitable health, gum condition, and bone support
What to expect
Planning may include imaging and staged treatment. Suitability, alternatives, healing, risks, and maintenance are discussed before consent.
Treatment suitability, timing, alternatives, risks, and fees can only be confirmed after an individual clinical assessment.
Potential benefits
- Supports fixed or removable tooth replacement
- Avoids preparing neighbouring teeth in some cases
- Can support chewing and appearance
Typical process
- 1Clinical and imaging assessment
- 2Place the implant when suitable and allow healing
- 3Fit and maintain the final restoration
Frequently asked questions
Is everyone suitable for implants?
No. Suitability depends on general health, oral health, bone, smoking, medications, and the treatment area.
How long does implant treatment take?
Timing varies considerably because healing and any additional procedures are individual.
Next step
Discuss dental implants with a dentist.
A consultation is needed to confirm whether this treatment is suitable for you and to explain alternatives, risks, and likely costs.