A dental implant is a small titanium post fixed into the jawbone, taking over the job of a missing tooth's root. Once it's healed in place, it becomes a solid anchor for a crown, bridge, or denture — giving you a replacement tooth that looks natural and holds up to everyday use.
Implants work well for anyone missing one or more teeth to decay, injury, or gum disease. They're also worth considering if you've never gotten on with removable dentures or find a bridge impractical for your situation.
We check your oral health, take X-rays, and build a treatment plan around what you're hoping to achieve.
Under local anaesthetic, the implant is positioned into the jawbone through a small opening in the gum.
Over the following months, the bone gradually fuses to the implant — a process called osseointegration.
An abutment connects to the implant, then a custom crown, bridge, or denture completes the tooth.
Shaped and shaded to match, so it blends in and moves with the rest of your smile.
Replacing the root helps stop the bone loss that follows a missing tooth, preserving your face shape.
A fixed, stable fit — none of the movement that can come with removable dentures.
Bite down, smile, and speak without a second thought about how it'll hold up.
Implants don't need anything out of the ordinary — brush and floss around them as you would your natural teeth, and keep up with regular checkups. Cared for well, an implant can serve you reliably for many years.
Implants offer a fixed, natural-feeling alternative to dentures or bridges, restoring not just your smile but how comfortably you go about your day. Whether it's a single tooth or several, they remain one of the most dependable long-term solutions for tooth replacement.
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