Single dental implants
This replaces one missing tooth without affecting the healthy teeth next to it. It’s one of the closest alternatives to having your natural tooth back.
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Immediate dental implants
In suitable cases, an implant can be placed at the same appointment as a tooth extraction. This can reduce the number of procedures and shorten your overall treatment time.
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Implant-retained dentures
If you’re missing several or all of your teeth, implant-retained dentures provide greater stability than conventional dentures, helping you eat and speak with more confidence.
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Dentures
Modern dentures are individually designed to feel comfortable and look natural. Using a combination of digital technology and traditional craftsmanship, we create dentures that are tailored to the person wearing them.
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If a damaged or infected tooth can be saved, we’ll always explore that first. Treatments such as root canal therapy and dental crowns can often restore and protect a tooth that might otherwise be lost. Keeping your natural teeth wherever possible is something we care about.
If a tooth has been knocked out, broken or become painful unexpectedly, its important to contact us, and we’ll guide you on the next steps. In some situations, acting quickly gives us the best chance of saving the tooth. We’ll assess what’s happened, explain your options and recommend the most appropriate treatment.
There isn’t one solution that’s right for everyone. Some patients are looking for the closest thing to a natural tooth. Others want a secure alternative to loose dentures. Some simply want to know whether their tooth can still be saved.
We’ll always start with that conversation. From digital planning and modern treatment techniques to carefully designed restorations, every recommendation we make is centred around helping you make an informed decision that’s right for you.
The answer depends on your oral health, the number of teeth you’re missing and your personal preferences. During your consultation we’ll explain all suitable options and help you choose the one that’s right for you.
Both treatments have their advantages. Dental implants provide a fixed solution for many patients, while dentures remain an excellent option in the right circumstances. We’ll explain the benefits of each during your consultation.
In most cases, yes. The treatment that’s most appropriate will depend on your oral health and the condition of the surrounding bone and gums.
Not necessarily. It’s always worth getting in touch as soon as possible. In some situations, early treatment gives us more options for replacing or even saving the tooth.
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