Single Dental Implants Newcastle & Gateshead

Single dental implants are biocompatible titanium pins that replace real tooth roots that have failed to decay due to disease or infection. Single dental implants are used to replace individual teeth, as they’re an excellent substitute for real teeth. Dental implants are fabricated from titanium, a material that’s compatible with the human body.

As a result, the jawbone readily accepts implants as if they were real tooth roots. Implants are surgically placed and take around 6 months to heal before a crown can be fitted over the top of them. We can pinpoint the optimal position for your implant using state-of-the-art CT scanning technology. This technology is particularly advantageous, as precise placement makes long-term success more likely.

When implants are placed, they forge a bond with your jawbone. Over the healing period, the jawbone grows around the implant, as it believes the implant is a new tooth root. The newly restored marriage of bone and implant means your jawbone can remain strong, and your tooth will be anchored in position. You’ll find that eating feels completely normal again. What’s more, any facial changes that have come about as a result of jawbone recession will be reversed.

Single dental implants have many benefits, including:

• Natural appearance: Implants are made from materials that mimic the look of natural teeth, so they blend in with your smile.
• Function: Implants behave like natural teeth so that you can chew, bite, and speak without discomfort.
• Longevity: Implants can last a lifetime if properly maintained, making them a cost-effective long-term solution.
• Stability: Implants are a permanent solution that doesn’t move or cause discomfort, unlike dentures.
• Preservation of adjacent teeth: Implants don’t require altering healthy teeth, unlike traditional bridges.
• Jawbone health: Implants replace the tooth root, which helps preserve the bone.
• Maintenance: Implants require less daily maintenance than dentures.
• Comfort: Implants can provide more comfortable chewing.

With the right care, there’s no reason why your implant can’t last a lifetime. As they behave like real teeth, they can also be cared for in the same way as you would care for a real tooth. Brushing, flossing, eating a low-sugar and low-acid diet, and having regular dentist and hygienist visits are all integral to the long-term success of implants. Implants at Denmark Street Dental have a 98% success rate, so they’re an incredibly predictable treatment.

We will be able to determine for certain if you are suitable for dental implants, but generally, if you are in good health, you will be suitable. We will assess the general condition of your mouth and look at the quantity and quality of bone to see if dental implants are an appropriate treatment. We very often take radiographs (X-rays) of the area, which indicate the amount of bone available for implant placement.

Dental implants are often inserted extremely carefully while under local anaesthesia. You should anticipate some soreness and swelling for a few days after this, but you will soon be able to resume your regular activities. Following this treatment, comprehensive aftercare advice is provided, and if you have any questions, we provide a phone number so you can call us for guidance and comfort.

It’s a rather simple surgery that may typically be performed under local anaesthesia. After the procedure, you might feel uncomfortable, and you’ll probably be prescribed pain medication to help with any pain you might have. Nonetheless, the majority of patients generally state that the surgery was not at all unpleasant, at least not as much as they had anticipated.

One implant can often be placed in about an hour, though this depends on how complicated the case is. This will rely on how much extra work is needed on your gums or any bone grafting that may be necessary.

It is necessary for the implants to adhere to the bone through a process known as osseointegration. The quality of the bone where the implants were inserted affects how long this waiting period lasts.

The quality and amount of bone are essential for effective implants, and occasionally, we must replace missing bone, which typically takes the shape of a little augmentation around the implant’s neck. We may typically do this procedure concurrently with implant implantation, depending on the extent of the deficit.

The cost of dental implant treatment in the UK can vary depending on the type of implant and the number of implants required. Prices can also vary depending on the complexity of the procedure, as some patients may require sedation, bone grafting, or gum disease treatment. In the UK, treatment prices often range between £2,500 – £3,500 per dental implant.

Yes, we offer interest-free and interest-bearing finance so that implants remain accessible to all our patients. Whilst implants may be the premium solution for tooth loss, they are the ones that are most likely to last your whole life.

We understand that coming in to seek implant-based treatments is a huge life event. Our clinicians are compassionate people who encounter many patients who feel self-conscious about the condition of their mouths.

We understand how debilitating lost teeth can be, particularly on your confidence levels and your everyday happiness. We are very happy to book you for a tour of the practice or an appointment with our treatment coordinator in a non-clinical setting before your consultation.

Having a dental implant placed involves more than just filling the gaps in your smile. We undertake a full clinical evaluation of the condition of your mouth to ensure that once the implants have been placed, they have the best possible chance of becoming a successful, permanent solution.

Multiple members of the Denmark Street Dental clinical team will be involved in the planning, creation and placement of your implant. This includes dentists, dental nurses, dental technicians and sedation dentists, who work seamlessly together to deliver a predictable result.

We do. Sedation is invaluable for helping extremely anxious patients relax during their implant surgery. Read more about how sedation can benefit you as a nervous patient here.

Having a dental implant placed involves more than just filling the gaps in your smile. We undertake a full clinical evaluation of the condition of your mouth to ensure that once the implants have been placed; they have the best possible chance of becoming successful, permanent solution.

As a specialist-led practice, we’re fortunate to have the talents of some extremely gifted and experienced implant dentists. With the latest technologies at our disposal, the planning and execution of your implant journey will be seamless and precise. You can expect to be looked after by caring professionals who have a genuine passion for what they do. All of our dentists are continuously engaging in advanced training to remain the best in their field.

No one should have to live with the loss of confidence that can follow losing teeth. It’s a real privilege to put a smile back on the faces of our patients. We’re proud to be the leading provider of implant treatments in the North-East.