Multiple Implants
Life-changing. Cost-effective. Start your multiple implants journey today.
ZERO:SEVEN DENTAL PRACTICE
THREE STEPS TO A RESTORED SMILE
There are many reasons why we lose teeth over our lifetime – whether it’s poor oral health in the past, or something out of our control, such as an injury or infection. Our expert Dentists will help you with any dental concern without judgement, focusing instead on how to help your smile for the future.
With multiple implants, you can restore several missing teeth and could give yourself a brand new smile. Whether it’s a makeover for more cosmetic reasons, or you’re looking to restore some of the function and structure of the mouth, this innovative treatment could be just the thing you’re looking for.
3 SIMPLE STEPS
1. CONSULTATION
A consultation is essential for dental implant treatment, as it requires a thorough assessment of your mouth using photos and X-rays. Part of the process involves fixing an artificial root to your jaw bone, so the health of this is a key consideration for treatment. And, we’ll also need to price up your treatment plan and help you feel informed and confident about what’s ahead. Finally, we can also discuss finance options with you for ultimate flexibility and peace of mind.
2. TREATMENT
Treatment timescales for dental implants are around a year, due to what’s involved in the process. After your consultation, and provided you’re suitable, you’ll then have the titanium root part of the implant fitted. This can take anywhere from 3-6 months to properly heal and ‘fuse’ with your jaw bone. Once ready, we then securely fix the crown part (made from composite, a synthetic resin) to create a new, usable tooth. Temporary crowns can be worn as you heal.
3. RESULTS
Multiple dental implants give you the ability to smile, laugh, talk and chew once more, while also offering your face some structural support (especially as missing teeth can create a ‘sunken’, aged look). There are also lots of oral benefits to the treatment, as you’re supporting the jaw bone once more, and preventing gaps between the teeth, which can be a trap for bacteria and cause your teeth to ‘drift’ in the mouth.
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Before & After
SEEING IS BELIEVING
Get ready to restore your smile. Discover just how effective this treatment can be with a quick browse through our dedicated photo gallery.
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Before
After
Before & After
SEEING IS BELIEVING
Get ready to restore your smile. Discover just how effective this treatment can be with a quick browse through our dedicated photo gallery.
Scroll For GalleryFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
There are so many fantastic reasons to choose this treatment. Here are the main ones:
- Oral benefits – restore function to your mouth, prevent your teeth from ‘drifting’ in the mouth and help prevent bone loss in the jaw.
- Aesthetic benefits – create a seamless smile that looks younger and healthier, which supports the structure of the face.
Tushar Enaker is both our Principal Dentist and Dental Implant Surgeon, with a Diploma in Implantology and track record of successfully treating hundreds of patients.
It really depends on how many teeth you’re replacing and where they are in the mouth. For a single tooth, or teeth that are far apart from each other, single implants are likely your best option. For those with a denture, two implants can anchor it in place. And, of course, multiple implants are ideal when replacing multiple teeth.
Part of your treatment here at Zero:Seven involves a consultation – so we can tell you which treatment options are available to you and make tailored recommendations for you and your smile. Of course, there are always exceptions and some may not be suitable for treatment.
We’re responsible and ethical in all we do, and our patients’ comfort is of top importance to us. That’s why we offer a local anaesthetic, helping to ease any pain you might otherwise experience during the process.
There’s lots you can do to help manage the healing process:
- Keep a good oral health routine
- Avoid touching the area (with tongue or fingers!)
- Report any changes, in case these signal infection
- Eat softer foods in the first few weeks of healing
- Take over-the-counter medicine to manage pain, if necessary
- Avoid smoking
