Multiple Dental Implants

If you have lost multiple teeth and would like a natural & secure way to replace them, dental implants may be an ideal treatment for you.

One of the major problems with losing teeth is the effect it can have on your remaining teeth and the area of the missing teeth. This effect is most commonly known as bone resorption. This is when the bone will start to degenerate and fade away, causing your remaining natural teeth to start to feel loose, and eventually falling out themselves. The rate at which bone resorption effects people does very from person to person. Over time your remaining teeth can start to move and drift out of position into an open space which can also have further complications down the line:

How Many Implants Will I Need?

This is very much a case dependent question. We will need to take into account the number of missing teeth you have and the sites of those missing teeth. If you have a set number of missing teeth it doesn’t necessarily mean you will need that many implants. Gaps that are by each other may be suitable for a implant retained dental bridge combination which may require less implants to secure in place.

There are multiple scenarios that could be possible when it comes down to dental implants. At the free consultation we will be able to asses your teeth and explore which suitable options are available to you, which may include:

When deciding to go ahead with dental implants we understand that the finance and affordability can play a big part in the decision making process. We are able to offer 0% & low interest payment plans (subject to status) to help break up the overall cost of treatment.