Implants treatment can be used to replace multiple lost teeth. One treatment that is popular is to use the implants to support bridges.

This means that if you have lost 2 or more teeth in your mouth you now have a range of options available to you to restore your mouth back to its original state (or even cosmetically enhanced) without the need for dentures.

If you have lost multiple teeth, occasionally there are not enough teeth to provide long-term support for bridgework by themselves. Implants are made of titanium and are fitted into bone. This increases retention considerably. In these circumstances implant supported bridges become a useful and essential option. We also use a wide range of techniques to create a great cosmetically appealing and functional end-result.

Before & After Implant Supported Bridge

The benefits of implant treatment to support bridgework are:

• They are fixed in your mouth, so you don’t take them
  out at night
• They don’t move around your mouth like dentures
• They don’t get loose
• It’s a great long-term solution for missing teeth
• You can create a cosmetically enhanced mouth
• Your new teeth will look like natural teeth
• You will be able to eat and chew your food comfortably and without embarrassment
• Your mouth will look younger again

Dental implants can be a useful adjunct to many dental treatments. We will provide a detailed evaluation and complete comprehensive dental assessment to decipher the best and most appropriate treatment for you.

Please call our Studios for a *FREE Initial Consultation on 01992 552115
or click here to find out more.

There is no obligation to continue treatment but you will have a great opportunity to understand more about your mouth and the possibilities dentistry has to offer you today.

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*Any FREE initial consultation will be with our dentist and/or our Treatment Coordinators. The suitability of options discussed will ultimately be dependent upon your clinical assessment with a dentist at the practice.