Dental Implants in Sutton Coldfield

Technology and comfort

At our dental implants clinic in Sutton Coldfield, we provide a comprehensive check of your oral health, an oral cancer screening, 2D X-rays, panoramic X-rays, photos, digital scans of your jaw, and a second consultation to discuss treatment options.

This is all before the treatment even takes place, so you can rest assured that you’re receiving a thorough service. Prices for dental implant services start from £3,780 for a single tooth package, including CBCT and Consultation fees, but a perfect smile is priceless.

Will it hurt? Mr Graham James explains here

What one of our patients said about dental implants​

Stuart was referred to our dental implants dentist in Sutton Coldfield by his regular dentist. He came to us initially for dental implants for missing teeth at the back of his mouth as he was struggling to eat properly on that side of his mouth.

Replacing a single tooth

Replacing a single tooth is one of the simplest forms of dental implant treatment in Sutton Coldfield, as the neighbouring teeth don’t require preparation for the support of bridges.

Instead, the implant tooth will stand alone and can be cared for in the same way as your natural teeth.

Typically, the crown will be crafted using 3D manufacturing technologies and computer-aided design, and then hand-finished by our dental technicians. Consequently, you’ll be left with a stunning, natural appearance for your final “tooth”.

If you are looking for dental implants or a single dental implant near you, we can accommodate your requirements.

Replacing several teeth

Though it’s a slightly more complicated procedure, the replacement of several teeth is another service that can be offered.

This typically involves two implants being placed in order to replace three or four teeth; however, if a larger bridge is required or the biting force is especially heavy, additional implants may be placed.

As with the replacement of a single tooth, the natural teeth don’t need to be prepared in order to support this bridgework; instead, the implant construction directly replaces missing teeth without the remaining teeth being compromised. Similarly, 3D imaging is used alongside software simulations and guided surgery.

Implant retained dentures

Last but not least, implants can be used to stabilise uncomfortable or loose-fitting dentures. Removable dentures are prosthetic replacements for lost teeth that support the face and lips in the event that underlying bone has been lost as well.

Despite this, ill-fitting dentures can move around in one’s mouth and cause discomfort, meaning that dental implants can help retain dentures and increase their stability. Similarly, they can aid the comfort and even keep one’s jawbone.

Our specialist technicians can construct new dentures that complement your facial features. Traditional dentures rest on the gums and hook around the remaining teeth; however, this can result in neighbouring tissues being affected and more teeth being lost.

Meanwhile, the jawbone under the gum loses bulk, and the gum covering the jaw reduces in quality, resulting in more unstable and uncomfortable dentures.  It goes without saying that no one’s gums are designed to support dentures; the placement of implants allows the jawbone to be retained.

The provision of dental implants to support full dentures is the standard of care that we would suggest to each of our patients and members.

Not only are implant-retained dentures more stable, comfortable, and better for your gums, but they make good oral hygiene easier to achieve.

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