Dental Implants

Offering patients the most natural-looking replacement option, dental implants are the gold standard when it comes to tooth replacement and can be used to replace just one, several, or a whole arch of teeth at once.

Made up of a titanium screw which is implanted into the jawbone and a prosthetic tooth or crown that is held in place on top of it, dental implants are secure, comfortable, and easy to take care of. When taken care of well, they can also last a lifetime, providing patients with a long-term solution to the problem of their missing or damaged teeth.

Yes, there are several different dental implant options available, and here at Newholme Clinic, we provide single-tooth dental implants, implant-retained dentures, and All-On-Four/All-On-Six Same-Day Teeth.

Living with just one missing or severely damaged tooth can have a big impact on a patient’s life. Not only can it affect your day-to-day life, making it harder to eat and speak, but it can have a detrimental impact on your overall oral health and impair your smile confidence.

Single-tooth dental implants look, act, and feel just like a natural, healthy tooth does and offer patients the next best thing to a healthy tooth.

Implant-retained dentures hold your dentures in place, keeping them safe, secure, and comfortable without any danger of slipping. They can be used to replace a current set of traditional removable dentures or to replace several missing teeth at once – even up to a whole arch.

This innovative implant treatment uses four or six strategically placed implants to replace a whole arch of teeth at once. Implanted during the same appointment, this treatment can radically transform a patient’s smile and life in the course of just one day.

Designed for patients with multiple missing teeth, All-on-Four/All-on-Six Same-Day Teeth can rehabilitate a smile that may have previously been thought to be beyond saving.

The treatment journey is different for each denture type, but all journeys will first begin with a personal consultation with our implant doctor. During this time, we’ll assess your overall oral health, review your health history, and perform either an X-ray or a CBCT scan.

This will help us determine whether you’re a healthy candidate for the treatment or whether some initial treatments are needed to get you in the right shape. For example, many patients who need tooth replacement also suffer from bone density loss in the jaw, which must be treated with either a sinus lift or bone graft before moving on to the dental implant treatment.

• Durable and long-lasting.
• Natural-looking and smile-enhancing.
• Boost self-confidence and smile.
• Eat whatever you want and taste the full range of flavours.
• Easy to take care of.
• Stable and secure.
• Maintain the health of the jawbone and neighbouring teeth.
• Support structure of the face.
• No need for adhesives.