Dental Implants Cornwall
Why Choose us for Dental Implants in Wadebridge, Cornwall?
Are missing teeth or loose dentures affecting your confidence? At Wadebridge Dental Care, we specialise in providing high-quality dental implants in Cornwall.
From £62/month or £3,450
Affordable Implants with Finance in Wadebridge
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Restore Your Smile at Wadebridge Dental Care
With Implants, you will be able to smile with confidence and eat the foods you have always wanted without pain or discomfort. You will regain your confidence with the smile you have always dreamed of and enjoy your life to the fullest.
Only those who have lived with missing teeth or loose dentures will appreciate the experience of favourite foods being off the menu or the lengths you’ll go to cover a smile that should be proudly on show.
Dr Andrew Taylor has undergone advanced training to be able to offer dental implants to an incredibly high level. You are in the most safe and experienced hands at Wadebridge Dental
Implant Treatment in Cornwall
With all dental implant treatment at Wadebridge Dental, you will receive:
What are the main benefits of dental implants?
Same Day Teeth
Fixed and natural looking teeth in just one visit
We can replace missing, single/multiple failing teeth with implants on the same day.
Your dentist will tell you at your complimentary consultation if you are suitable for same day teeth.
All on 4 Implants
The ‘same-day teeth’ more commonly relates to a complete jaw or both jaws of implants. It can be achieved using the ‘All on 4 implants’ technique or with 6-8 or more implants in each jaw depending on the need and whether a fixed denture or fixed crowns and bridges are desired.
All on 4 implants are a quick, safe and cost-effective dental treatment for anyone whose self-confidence and quality of life are affected by missing teeth. All on 4 implants even work in people who have a lack of bone although some bone rebuilding is sometimes necessary. All on 4 implants are a fantastic dental treatment for people already wearing dentures and those who want to have fixed teeth again.
A new ‘fixed’ set of teeth (either bridgework or a fixed denture) are screwed onto dental implants which have been placed on the very same day. Initially these are a provisional set of teeth that look and feel great and are then replaced with a more permanent set some months later. With the ‘All on 4’ a fixed denture replaces a full arch of missing teeth with only 4 dental implants. If you have no natural teeth left, or would like your few remaining teeth replaced with a more attractive and long-term solution, then the implant solution is a great option for you, whether a fixed denture on ‘All on 4’ implants or fixed bridgework on 6-8 implants.
Before & After
Frequently Asked Questions
Diagnosis and decision-making
X-ray images and a CBCT scan are taken and after gathering the information, the possible treatment options are assessed. The advantages and disadvantages of the various solutions are openly discussed so that you are well-informed on every aspect of the procedure before making a decision.
Sufficient bone: Sufficient bone must be present in order for implantation to go ahead. We offer a number of solutions to replace missing bone. There are patients who have insufficient bone and require augmentation, for example if a tooth has been missing for a long time and the jaw has already receded.
Insertion of the implant
The dental implant is surgically inserted under local anesthesia. A tooth may be placed on the implant at time of surgery for the healing stage.
Healing phase
The healing phase is 7-10 days. During the next 8-12 weeks the bone around the implant grows and integrates with the implant surface – a process called osseointegration. Good oral hygiene is vital in the healing stage of the treatment. Once healed, this artificial root acts as a base for fixing individual crowns, multi-tooth bridges, or replacing all teeth.
The restoration is put in place
The dental laboratory uses a 3D Digital scan of the implant site to produce the crown, bridge or denture.
The dentist will place the restoration after the dental implant has healed.
Aftercare
Implants are an excellent option and investment in your health. With the right aftercare, they can last for a lifetime. For such a long-term success, taking care of your implant is important. As with natural teeth, implants require the same regular check-ups and conscientious oral hygiene. Once you follow these guidelines, your implants can be maintained for decades.
Dental Implants start from £3450 all inclusive for a single implant to replace a missing tooth. We include a 3 year warranty on all implants. See our full price guide here.
The initial investment for dental implant treatment varies on how many implants are needed and if bone augmentation is required. A cost plan will be developed only when all of these aspects have been addressed, and in some cases, dental implants may be more economical in the longer term that other options.
Dental Implants are a well-proven, state-of-the-art medical dental technique that has been scientifically tested and used for decades by dentists and surgeons worldwide. Depending on the condition of each patient, potential risk factors are:
- poor oral hygiene
- smoking
- osteoporosis
- diabetes
Your dentist will evaluate whether dental implants are the best option for you
Dental implants are generally inserted under local anesthetic to help minimize discomfort during the operation and the majority of patients report minimal discomfort in the healing phase.
It is possible to insert implants as soon as the jaw has stopped growing. Therefore, in young patients, dental implants can only be placed once their jaw bones are fully developed. At the other end of the spectrum, there is no age limit, given of course that the patient does not display any significant medical risk factors. This will be evaluated by the dentist.
In some cases it is possible to place teeth immediately. In other cases we may wait for the bonding process (osseointegration) to take place, which usually takes 8-12 weeks. In this time, the implant reaches the stability needed for it to bear weight like a natural tooth. As always, healing times can vary depending on the individual condition and indication.
Long-term surveys have shown that Straumann® Implants have very high survival rates.* Patients can count on reliable solutions as Straumann makes no compromises on quality. According to a survey carried out with 10,000 patients in Germany**, 97 percent of those questioned were “extremely happy” or “happy” with their implant-supported restorations.
- Blanes RJ, Bernard JP, Blanes ZM, Belser UC. A 10-year prospective study of ITI dental implants placed in the posterior region. I: Clinical and radiographic results. Clin Oral Implants Res 2007; 18:699-706 ** Riegl Survey 6
Impeccable oral hygiene is vital before an implant can be placed. After insertion, teeth need to be carefully looked after, irrespective of whether they are real or artificial. Diligent oral hygiene helps to ensure satisfactory results.
Titanium is a biocompatible metal. This means it is non-toxic and well-tolerated by the body. Implants made from titanium bond very well to living bone and have been used for decades in the medical device industry. To this day, there has been no documented case of any allergic reaction to titanium. Because of these attributes, titanium dental implants can last for decades. If you are looking for a metal-free alternative, there are options with ceramic implants. They are made from high-strength ceramic and designed to achieve maximum functional and esthetic demands. In cases of thin or recessed gums, the implant will not shimmer through as it has the color of a natural tooth.
Patients can experience mild swelling and discomfort after the procedure. However, the placement of the implant itself is with local anaesthetic so the patient is comfortable and pain free. Some patients have reported that it is a more pleasant procedure than the extraction of a tooth.
Most patients are suitable for an implant, however, you will need an implant consultation with a dentist for them to check your oral health and bone levels to determine if you require any treatment beforehand to get you to the point of being suitable for an implant i.e. bone graft for loss of bone or periodontal treatment for active gum disease.
Health factors are also taken into account when opting for an implant as risk factors such as smoking, alcohol intake and medications can affect the longevity of your implant lifespan.
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