
Replacing a missing tooth with an implant
A missing tooth is about more than appearance. Dental implants offer a fixed option designed to restore the way you smile, eat and speak.
An implant is a small titanium fixture placed in the jaw to support a custom-made crown, bridge or denture. Planning considers your bone, gums, bite and overall health—not just the space in your smile.
- Fixed replacement for missing teeth
- A crown shaped and shaded for your smile
- Support for everyday biting and chewing
What to expect
Assess the foundations
Discuss your goals, oral health and medical history. Imaging may be recommended to assess the bone and plan safely.
Plan and place
Review suitable alternatives, costs and stages before implant placement. Allow the recommended time for healing.
Restore your smile
Once the implant is ready, a carefully designed restoration is fitted and your ongoing care plan agreed.
Risks, alternatives and aftercare
Treatment availability, fees and clinician provision must be confirmed with the practice. Suitability and results are individual.
Conceptual editorial imagery, not a clinical diagram or patient treatment result.
What to consider
Implants involve surgery and a healing period. Adequate bone and healthy gums are important; some people need additional treatment first. Smoking and certain health conditions can affect healing. Infection and implant failure are possible, and alternatives include bridges or dentures.
Caring for your smile
Careful daily cleaning around the implant and regular professional reviews are essential. Implants are not immune to gum disease, and the crown or other parts may need maintenance or replacement.
Common questions
Clear costs, considered care.
Selected fees from our published schedule. Your clinician will explain which items apply and confirm the total for your individual plan; these are not package totals.
View the full fee schedule- Implant Consultation
- £40
- Single Implant
- £1,600
- Implant Bridge
- £2,400



