Implant treatments

What each procedure involves, who it suits and how long it takes.

One implant and one crown replace one missing tooth, without touching the teeth next to it.

Two or more implants support a bridge that replaces several missing teeth in a row.

A full arch of fixed teeth on just four implants, often fitted on the same day.

A fixed full-arch bridge supported by six implants for extra support.

Two to four implants clip your denture firmly in place. The lowest-cost implant solution for a full jaw.

The tooth is removed and the implant is placed in the same appointment.

Rebuilding lost jawbone so that there is enough to hold an implant.

Adding bone under the sinus so that implants can be placed in the upper back jaw.

Long implants anchored in the cheekbone for people with severe upper-jaw bone loss.

Narrow implants mainly used to stabilise a lower denture with a small, quick procedure.

Widening or heightening a thin jaw ridge before or during implant placement.

What happens when an implant becomes loose or has to be removed.