Multiple Dental Implants
- Long lasting option to replace missing teeth or broken teeth
- Same day replacement of teeth
- Looks and functions like natural tooth
Finance Options
Appointments
Consultations
Overview of Multiple Dental Implants
Dental implants stand as a transformative solution for individuals with the issue of missing teeth. While single dental implants offer a superb remedy for single gaps, multiple dental implants serve as a comprehensive solution for cases involving the loss of several teeth.
They act as anchors for artificial teeth to allow natural function and aesthetics. It caters to both those with a few or numerous missing teeth, inspiring confidence and promoting overall well-being.
What Are Dental Implants?
Loose, broken or missing teeth can have a massive impact not only on your smile, but your confidence and self-esteem. Dental implants are the gold standard solution to help replace missing teeth. They are metal cylinders placed into the jaw bone to help support a tooth crown.
Dental implants are a popular option for individuals seeking a long-lasting solution for missing teeth. So, what exactly is a dental implant?
Essentially, a dental implant is an artificial tooth root that is surgically inserted into the jawbone. It acts as a stable base for replacement teeth such as crowns or bridges.
The dental implant itself is typically made of titanium, a biocompatible material that fuses with the bone over time, ensuring a secure and durable fit. Dental implants offer several benefits compared to other tooth replacement options, including improved oral function and aesthetics.
While they may require a bit more investment upfront, dental implants are often the best solution for those seeking a permanent and natural-looking tooth replacement.
Benefits Of Multiple Dental Implants
Missing Teeth:
If you have one or more missing teeth, especially if it affects your chewing ability or your smile, you may need dental implants.
Loose Teeth:
If you have loose teeth due to gum disease, tooth decay, or other dental issues, dental implants can provide a stable and long-lasting solution.
Broken or Severely Damaged Teeth:
When you have teeth that are broken or severely damaged beyond repair, dental implants can be a suitable option.
Loose Dentures or Bridges:
If you struggle with traditional dentures or bridges, which may be loose or uncomfortable, dental implants can provide a more stable and comfortable solution.
Dental Implant After Care
Missing Teeth:
If you have one or more missing teeth, especially if it affects your chewing ability or your smile, you may need dental implants.
Loose Teeth:
If you have loose teeth due to gum disease, tooth decay, or other dental issues, dental implants can provide a stable and long-lasting solution.
Broken or Severely Damaged Teeth:
When you have teeth that are broken or severely damaged beyond repair, dental implants can be a suitable option.
Loose Dentures or Bridges:
If you struggle with traditional dentures or bridges, which may be loose or uncomfortable, dental implants can provide a more stable and comfortable solution.
Who Is a Candidate for Multiple Dental Implants?
Missing Teeth:
If you have one or more missing teeth, especially if it affects your chewing ability or your smile, you may need dental implants.
Loose Teeth:
If you have loose teeth due to gum disease, tooth decay, or other dental issues, dental implants can provide a stable and long-lasting solution.
Broken or Severely Damaged Teeth:
When you have teeth that are broken or severely damaged beyond repair, dental implants can be a suitable option.
Loose Dentures or Bridges:
If you struggle with traditional dentures or bridges, which may be loose or uncomfortable, dental implants can provide a more stable and comfortable solution.
Easy 3 Step Action plan
Consultation and 3D scan
Placement of dental implant
Connect tooth crown to dental implant
How Much Do Multiple Dental Implants Cost
Multiple Dental Implants
From £2800
From £155 per month 0% APR
From £46 per month 9.9% APR
Options For Missing Teeth
| Aspect | Dental Implants | Bridges | Dentures |
|---|---|---|---|
| Procedure | Invasive surgical procedure | Requires support from adjacent teeth | Non-invasive, no surgery |
| Stability | Excellent | Good | Varies |
| Appearance | Most natural look and feel | Improved appearance | Some aesthetic compromises |
| Chewing & Speech | Efficient chewing & speech | Improved function | Reduced chewing efficiency |
| Affect on jaw bone | Maintains bone health | No affect on bone levels / may lead to bone resorption | May lead to bone resorption |
| Lifespan | 25+ years | 7-12 years | Requires frequent repair and maintenance |
| Maintenance | Low maintenance, like natural teeth | Low maintenance | Regular cleaning and care |
| Cost | Higher initial cost | Moderate initial cost | Most Affordable option |
| Suitability | Suitable for most depends on available bone | Suitable in specific cases | Suitable for some |
| Comfort | Comfortable and non-removable | Comfortable and non-removable | Can become uncomfortable, requires adjustments |
| Adhesives | Suitable for most depends on available bone | No adhesives needed, attached to the adjacent tooth | May require adhesives |
| Adjustment Period | Minimal adjustment period | Slight adjustment period | Long adjustment period |




