About this treatment
Multiple dental implants can be used to securely anchor replacement teeth, leaving you with a new smile that looks and feels so natural, you will forget the teeth are not your own.
What are multiple dental implants?
Each missing tooth does not necessarily require an individual implant to replace it. Often a more stable and cost-effective approach is to place an implant at either end of the ‘tooth gap’ and bridge across the implants with a dental bridge. The chewing function is then restored with a minimum number of implants. Traditional bridge treatments require a dentist to file down the neighbouring healthy teeth, in order to attach the bridge in place. Dental implant technology alleviates the need to damage these healthy teeth, instead anchoring your bridge to implants, bonded with your jaw.
Getting started with multiple dental implants
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It’s a straightforward process which can be completed under local anaesthetic. The implant will need three to six months to heal and bond with your jaw bone to provide a solid support for your replacement teeth.
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Temporary teeth are usually fitted at the same time as your implant placement, which will stay in place until the final restoration appointment, meaning you’re not left with any gaps to prevent you from smiling.
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Our finance options can help spread the cost of your treatment, with rates starting from just 0% APR. Before you undergo treatment, we will discuss your plan with you and clearly explain all payment options.
