Dental Implants
A permanent, natural-feeling replacement for missing teeth — built to look, feel and function just like your own.
Replacing missing teeth
the closest thing to a natural tooth
A dental implant replaces both the root and the crown of a missing tooth. A titanium post is placed in the jawbone, where it fuses over time to create a stable, long-lasting foundation.
Unlike dentures or bridges, implants also help preserve the bone structure that can be lost when a tooth is missing.
What's included →
Inside your treatment
what's included
A carefully planned, precisely placed, long-lasting restoration.
Full consultation & scan
We assess your jawbone and oral health to confirm you're suitable for implants.
Personalised treatment plan
A plan tailored to whether you need a single implant, several, or a full arch.
Precise implant placement
A titanium implant is carefully placed to act as a stable, artificial tooth root.
Healing & integration
The implant fuses with your jawbone over several months for lasting stability.
Custom crown, bridge or denture
A natural-looking restoration is fitted on top of the healed implant.
Long-term aftercare
Ongoing reviews to keep your implant healthy for years to come.
How it works
your implant journey
From consultation to your completed restoration — here's what to expect.
Consultation & planning
We assess your suitability with a scan and discuss the right implant plan for you.
Implant placement
The titanium implant is placed under local anaesthetic in a minor procedure.
Healing period
Over a few months, the implant fuses securely with your jawbone.
Restoration fitted
A custom crown, bridge or denture is attached, completing your new tooth.
Good to know
is it right for you?
Implants are a versatile solution, whether you're replacing a single tooth or need support for a full arch.
- âś“ Implants replace the tooth root as well as the crown, offering the closest match to a natural tooth.
- âś“ A single implant can replace one tooth, or multiple implants can support a bridge or full denture.
- âś“ Implants help preserve jawbone density, which can be lost after missing teeth.
- ✓ With good care, implants can last decades — often a lifetime.
Fees & finance
Ways to pay for your care
Single implant
Transparent, pay-as-you-go pricing to replace one missing tooth.
View private fees →Implant-supported bridge
Replace several missing teeth with a bridge anchored on implants.
Book a consultation →Implant-retained dentures
Add stability to a full or partial denture with implant support.
Ask about dentures →Restorative dentistry
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Questions
frequently asked
Am I suitable for dental implants? +
Most people with good general and oral health and adequate jawbone density are suitable. We'll confirm this with a full assessment and scan at your consultation.
Does getting an implant hurt? +
The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you shouldn't feel pain during placement. Some mild discomfort afterwards is normal and manageable with painkillers.
How long does the whole process take? +
From placement to final restoration typically takes a few months, as the implant needs time to fuse securely with your jawbone before the crown is fitted.
How long do dental implants last? +
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, implants can last decades — for many patients, a lifetime.
Can implants replace several missing teeth? +
Yes — implants can support an individual crown, a bridge spanning several teeth, or a full implant-retained denture.
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a permanent solution, built to last
Book a consultation today to find out if dental implants are the right fit for you.