DENTAL IMPLANTS. PERSONAL CARE.
“I had a lot of questions. Having everything explained clearly helped me feel more comfortable about the next step.”
“I appreciated being listened to. I could talk through my worries and take time to understand my options.”
You may know what you’d like to change, even if you’re not sure which treatment you need.
A consultation is a chance to ask questions, understand your options and find out what may suit you.
Understand suitabilityIf dentures move or make everyday eating and speaking difficult, you may want to explore alternatives. Ask how a fixed implant bridge compares with other options for your situation.
Several problem teeth can leave you wondering what comes next. An assessment can help you understand what can be preserved, what may need replacing and which treatments are suitable.
Questions about discomfort, appointments or recovery are welcome. Talk through each stage, the support available and what to expect before deciding.
An arch is your upper or lower set of teeth. An implant-supported bridge can replace one arch or both, depending on your assessment.
YOUR FIRST STEPYour implant assessmentExplore what happensStart by understanding your oral health, your goals and the options available. Your dentist will explain what assessment or imaging is needed, along with alternatives, benefits and risks.
You don’t need to choose before you enquire. An assessment helps establish which options are suitable.
ONE COMPLETE ROWA fixed bridge supported by implants can replace a complete upper or lower row of teeth. Your dentist will assess the whole mouth and explain how the proposed treatment fits your situation.
TWO COMPLETE ROWSFull-mouth treatment involves both the upper and lower rows of teeth. Each arch needs its own assessment, with the stages, timing and ongoing care explained as part of your plan.
Where does All-on-4 fit? It is one approach to supporting a full arch with implants. Your assessment determines the appropriate technique.
Understand All-on-4Treatment suitability, implant number and timing vary.
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Meet the clinicians involved in planning your treatment and caring for your implants and replacement teeth.
Alex MorganIMPLANT CLINICIANAlex’s role in your careAlex brings together your oral-health assessment, implant planning and recovery guidance. You can discuss suitable options and the proposed stages before deciding on treatment.
Sam TaylorRESTORATIVE CLINICIANSam’s role in your careSam plans the design and fit of your replacement teeth, with attention to function, cleaning and future maintenance, working alongside Alex as treatment progresses.
Your dentist will explain the stages, timing, alternatives and risks before you decide on treatment.
Discuss your goals and health history, then assess suitability and alternatives.
Review scans, proposed treatment, costs, timings, benefits and risks before deciding.
Implant placement and recovery follow your plan. Same-day temporary teeth are not suitable for everyone.
Replacement teeth are fitted when appropriate, with cleaning advice, reviews and maintenance.
Understand the proposed treatment, what your quote includes and any extra costs before deciding. Your assessment helps shape a plan for your needs.
Consultations, scans and your personalised treatment plan.
The proposed implants, temporary teeth and final bridge.
Any extra procedures your clinical assessment may identify.
Follow-up appointments, cleaning, repairs and future costs.
Ask what’s included in your quote,
and about payment options, fees and conditions.
Answers to common questions about suitability, treatment and ongoing care.
They may be an option if you have multiple missing teeth or problems with dentures. A dentist needs to assess your oral health, jawbone and medical history, and discuss alternatives, before recommending treatment.
Conventional dentures are removable. A fixed full-arch bridge is supported by implants placed in the jaw. Both options need care and maintenance; your dentist can explain the differences for your situation.
All-on-4 is one approach to supporting a full arch of replacement teeth using four implants. Other approaches use a different number. The choice depends on your assessment and treatment plan.
Some people can receive temporary fixed teeth on the day implants are placed. This is not suitable for everyone, and healing and further appointments are still needed. Your dentist will explain the likely sequence for you.
Soreness, swelling and bruising can occur after implant surgery. Your clinician will explain the risks, pain management, eating advice and follow-up care, as well as who to contact if you have concerns.
Longevity varies. Implants need careful daily cleaning and regular professional reviews. The replacement teeth can wear and may need repairs or replacement over time. No individual result can be guaranteed.
Tell us a little about yourself and what you’d like to discuss. Our team will get in touch to answer your questions and explain the next steps, including what your consultation involves and any fees.
Something else on your mind?
Explore your options. Ask your questions.
Take the next step at your own pace.
