Dental Implants
Treatment time: up to 3-6 months (including healing time)
Cost: from £1995*
*Please note: The quoted price covers the dental implant only. Additional charges apply for implant crowns, bridges, or implant-retained dentures. A detailed treatment plan with all associated fees will be provided following a comprehensive consultation with our dentists.
Treatment steps
Book Your Consultation
Make an appointment to explore options with an One Two Three Dental Implants Consultation, Guiseley
Share Your Goals
Discuss your current concerns and treatment aims before having a bespoke treatment plan created for you with the best dentist for implants
Get Your Dental Implant
Our skilled implant dentists will place a secure, long-lasting and beautifully natural tooth implant
Enjoy Your New Smile
Now enjoy your comfortable, long-lasting and beautiful smile with the best dental implants, UK.
Best Dental Implants – A Long-Lasting Solution
A dental implant is a surgically implanted metal post that serves as an artificial root to a single tooth or multiple teeth. Instead, implants consist of a prosthetic tooth root constructed from new, cutting-edge materials, meaning that this state-of-the-art dental restoration is fixed rather than removable.
A durable titanium post is placed in your jawbone to support a natural-appearing crown, perceptively hiding in your smile. Titanium is highly compatible with the body, and will bond with your jaw bone to form a firm, enduring base for your new tooth.
For full mouth teeth implants,our expert team in implant dentistry, Guiseley offers the most reliable and advanced solutions that can restore your smile brilliantly.
Whether you’re looking for full mouth dental implants or implants and periodontics, Guiseley, we deliver reliable solutions to restore your confidence.
What Does the Treatment Involve?
Initial Assessment
Once we have confirmed that you are a good candidate for teeth replacement we take comprehensive digital scans and images of your mouth to make your treatment as precise as possible. At this stage, we will also determine if you need to receive any preliminary work (such as a bone graft) before an implant can be placed.
Placing the Implant
And because your titanium implant is exactly located into your jawbone under local anaesthetic there is no pain. The implant will typically need 3-6 months to heal and integrate with your bone. Meanwhile we put a temporary tooth to protect your gum and to have your smile.
Fitting the Final Crown
After healing, we provide you a permanent, natural looking crown. There is nothing more special than the first time you see your new smile.
So if you are looking for full mouth “implant dentistry near me” we can provide you a safe, long-term solution for your smile.
Experience the joy of your new smile with 'One Two Three dental- the best place for dental implants!
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Before & Afters
FAQs
Do dental implants hurt?
No, dental implant treatment does not hurt. We always use local anaesthetic for any oral surgery, placing of implants included. The area in your mouth is completely numb during the procedure. If you are nervous about your implant treatment, we can arrange for sedation so you feel completely at ease. After your implant surgery, you may feel some discomfort as the gum and bone heal. Painkillers such as paracetamol and ibuprofen can be used, and the pain should fade after a few days.
How long does dental implant treatment take?
The whole process from your initial appointment to your final new smile can take several weeks or sometimes months. The implant placement procedure itself takes around 60-90 minutes, but time is then needed for the implant to heal and fuse to your bone. In some cases, immediate implants can be considered. These take less time as these are placed at the same time as the tooth is removed, but have negatives too. We can discuss this with you.
What happens if I don’t have enough bone for an implant?
If you don’t have enough bone for an implant placement, there are ways we can help. Bone loss is particularly common for patients who have worn dentures for a long period of time and the bone has naturally been dissolved from the absence of teeth in the jaw. We can replenish the lost bone and rebuild it using a number of different grafting procedures.
Do I still have to see my dentist while my implant heals?
Yes, it is important to keep up with your regular appointments and routine dental care. The healthier your teeth and gums are, the faster you’ll recover without any issues. It’s crucial to keep your healing implant safe from bacteria so it has the best chance of being strong and successful.
How long will implants last?
If they are looked after properly, your dental implants can last as long as natural teeth. They have a tendency to last longer than other dental restorations due to the strong bond that is formed with your jawbone. However they are still vulnerable to gum disease, just as your natural teeth are.
Am I too old for implants?
No one is too old for implants. The only thing that may hold you back is your bone density and we can restore bone with grafting techniques. It is never too late to enjoy life with a secure and functional set of teeth. Many elderly patients choose to change their dentures for implants.
Why should I have implants?
Implants are the best method for replacing teeth as they combat the gradual bone loss that occurs with removable dentures and dental bridges. This can cause a loss of support to your facial structure, which eventually will begin to sag. As the bone degrades over time, denture wearers will need them adjusted to avoid them becoming loose and sore, which is not a consideration with implants.
If you only have a single missing tooth, it’s essential to replace it as soon as you can to prevent the surrounding teeth from shifting out of position. A gap in your smile can cause bite issues, which results in tooth wear and potential jaw issues.
