Replace missing teeth with a stable, natural-looking solution.

Costs depend on the number of implants, whether bone grafting is required and the type of restoration used. We often discuss a clear treatment plan first so you know the expected investment and payment options.

Many patients are suitable, but suitability depends on bone volume, gum health and general medical factors. A consultation with digital imaging helps us assess this accurately.

Comfort is a priority throughout the process. We use local anaesthetic and plan treatment carefully, and most patients find the procedure very manageable.

The timeline varies depending on your bone and gum health, whether extractions or grafting are needed, and when your final restoration is ready. Some stages can be completed sooner, while others require healing periods for long-term stability.

With good home care and regular dental maintenance, implants can last many years. Longevity depends on factors such as oral hygiene, health history and bite forces.

Smoking can affect healing and long-term implant success. We will assess your individual risk factors and discuss strategies to support better outcomes.

Some patients may still be candidates with additional planning or procedures such as grafting. A detailed consultation and imaging help determine what is realistic.

Implants are restored with custom crowns, bridges or dentures designed to match your smile, bite and facial aesthetics for a natural result.

Yes. We discuss payment pathways and available finance options so you can plan treatment with greater confidence and clarity.

This visit is focused and practical. Dr Michael reviews your concerns, checks initial suitability and outlines sensible next steps, including whether further diagnostics are recommended.

Many full-arch and multi-tooth situations can be managed with implant-based solutions, but the best approach depends on bone support, gum condition and your health history. Your plan is tailored to your clinical findings.

Not always. Some patients have sufficient bone for implant placement without grafting, while others benefit from grafting to improve long-term support. Imaging and examination determine this accurately.

An implant replaces the missing tooth root and typically avoids preparing adjacent teeth. A traditional bridge can be suitable in some cases, but implants often provide a more independent long-term option.

Comfort options are discussed during planning. Many implant procedures are completed with local anaesthetic, and additional support can be considered where appropriate for anxiety or complexity.

Where clinically appropriate, temporary solutions can be arranged to maintain appearance and function while healing progresses. The safest option depends on implant stability and your treatment plan.

Many patients return to normal activities quickly, though timing depends on treatment complexity and your comfort. You will receive aftercare guidance so recovery expectations are clear.

As with any procedure, there are risks such as infection, delayed healing or implant failure in some cases. Careful assessment, planning and follow-up are used to reduce these risks as much as possible.

Daily oral hygiene and regular professional maintenance are essential. We provide home-care instructions and review intervals to help protect both the implant and surrounding gum tissue.

Some extras policies may contribute to parts of implant-related treatment. Coverage varies by insurer and policy level, and our team can help you understand likely inclusions before you proceed.