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Dental Implants
Each case is assessed individually, with bone grafting used where the jaw needs extra support.
- Local or sedation
- Day-case
- Imaging-guided
OVERVIEW
Replacing missing teeth, securely and precisely
A dental implant is a titanium post placed in the jawbone to support a replacement tooth. Success depends on having enough healthy bone, which is assessed carefully before any treatment is planned.
Where the jawbone has thinned often after tooth loss or gum disease bone grafting can rebuild the foundation needed, so the implant has stable, lasting support.
- A stable, long-term replacement for one or more missing teeth
- Bone grafting where the jaw needs extra support
- A plan based on imaging, not a one-size-fits-all approach
IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?
You may be a candidate if…
- You have one or more missing teeth to replace
- You want a fixed alternative to a denture or bridge
- You've been told you may need bone grafting first
- A previous implant hasn't healed as expected
An implant is only as good as the bone that holds it. Getting that foundation right, even if it takes an extra step, is what makes the result last.”
— Mr Nabeel Bhatti
THE PROCESS
How your treatment unfolds
01
Consultation & imaging
A detailed scan assesses the jawbone and plans the implant position.
02
Bone grafting, if needed
Where the bone needs building up, this is done before or alongside the implant.
03
Placing the implant
The implant is placed with precision, guided by your 3D plan.
04
Healing & restoration
Once healed, the implant is fitted with its permanent replacement tooth.
RECOVERY & OUTCOMES
What to expect afterwards
The first days
Mild swelling and discomfort, managed with simple painkillers.
The healing phase
The implant fuses with the bone over the following months.
Longer term
A stable, functional tooth replacement built to last.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Dental Implants, answered
Will I need bone grafting?
Only if imaging shows the jawbone needs extra support. This is assessed individually, and you’ll be told clearly whether it applies to your case.
How long does the whole process take?
Healing before the final tooth is fitted typically takes several months; your own timeline is confirmed at consultation.
Are implants suitable for everyone?
Suitability depends on your bone health and general health, and is assessed individually rather than assumed.
AT A GLANCE
Focus
Dental implant surgery
Anaesthetic
Local or sedation
Hospital stay
Day case
Recovery
1–2 weeks
Planning
3D imaging
Consultation
By arrangement