Dental implants that feel, look and work like natural teeth.
A fixed, long-term way to replace a missing tooth, built on a titanium post and finished with a natural-looking crown.
- Local anaesthetic; sedation options discussed
- Clear estimate before treatment
- Children and adults
Understanding dental implants.
A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth with a small titanium post placed in the jawbone. Once it has bonded with the bone, a custom crown is fitted on top, so the tooth looks and works like your own.
Because the implant stands on its own, neighbouring teeth are left untouched. Whether an implant suits you depends on your bone, gums and general health, which we check at your consultation before any plan is made.
Is this the right treatment for you?
You are missing one tooth and want a fixed replacement
You have several missing teeth and chewing is difficult
Your denture feels loose or uncomfortable
You want to avoid grinding down healthy neighbouring teeth
What to expect, step by step.
No surprises. You know what happens at each stage before it starts.
Consultation and scan
We examine your mouth, review your health and take scans to check the bone where the implant would sit.
Implant placement
The titanium post is placed in the jaw under local anaesthetic, in a calm, unhurried setting.
Healing
Over the following weeks the post bonds with the bone. We review your progress and answer questions.
Crown fitted
A custom crown, matched to your teeth, is fitted on the implant and the bite is fine-tuned.
The benefits at a glance.
Looks natural
A crown shaped and shaded to blend with your own teeth.
Built to last
With good care, implants are designed for long-term use.
Protects neighbours
No need to file down healthy teeth beside the gap.
Comfortable chewing
A fixed tooth stays put when you eat and speak.
Things patients ask us.
Have another question? Call the clinic and we will gladly explain.
Is the treatment painful?
The area is numbed with local anaesthetic, so you should not feel pain during placement. Some tenderness afterwards is normal and we explain how to manage it.
How long does it take?
The full process usually spans a few months because the implant needs time to bond with the bone. Your dentist gives you a timeline after the scan.
Am I suitable for an implant?
Most healthy adults can be considered. Bone volume, gum health and some medical conditions matter, so we assess each case individually.
How much does it cost?
The cost depends on how many teeth are replaced and what preparation is needed. You receive a clear estimate after your examination, before any treatment begins.
You may also need.
Crowns & Dentures
Durable restorations that rebuild chewing strength and the look of your smile.
Tooth Extraction
Safe, careful removal when a tooth cannot be saved, with clear aftercare.
Gum Treatment
Care for bleeding, swelling and gum disease to protect the foundation of your teeth.
Take the first step to a healthier smile.
Send your details and our team will contact you to confirm a time.