If you have several missing teeth, dental implants can provide a secure and natural-looking way to restore your smile. Depending on the number and position of missing teeth, implants can support individual crowns, an implant-supported bridge or a denture, helping you regain comfortable everyday function.
At Regency House Dental Clinic, we assess your teeth, gums and jawbone before recommending the most suitable option for you. Your treatment is carefully planned around your individual needs, with the aim of creating a comfortable, stable and natural-looking result.
Replace several missing teeth with natural-looking restorations designed to complement your existing smile.
Secure implant-supported teeth can make eating and speaking more comfortable compared with loose or removable teeth.
Implants provide a firm foundation for bridges or dentures, helping prevent movement when you eat or talk.
Replacing missing teeth can help maintain the structure of your smile and reduce unwanted movement of neighbouring teeth.
Your treatment starts with a consultation and detailed assessment, including any scans needed to plan your implant placement.
Yes. Dental implants can be used to replace multiple missing teeth with individual crowns, an implant-supported bridge or an implant-supported denture.
Not necessarily. Multiple missing teeth can sometimes be replaced using fewer implants to support a bridge or denture. Your dentist will recommend the most suitable approach.
An implant-supported bridge uses dental implants to hold several replacement teeth securely in place, without relying on neighbouring natural teeth for support.
Yes. If several adjacent teeth are missing, implants can often be used to support a bridge and restore the area.
Yes. Implants can be used to replace back teeth and can help restore your ability to chew comfortably.
Yes. Your replacement teeth are custom-made to match your smile, helping create a natural-looking result.
Implant placement is carried out using local anaesthetic, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort and swelling can occur while the area heals.
The treatment time varies depending on how many teeth are being replaced, your oral health and how quickly the implants heal and integrate with the jawbone.
Your jawbone will be assessed during your implant consultation. If there is insufficient bone, your dentist can discuss whether additional treatment may be appropriate before implants are placed.
Good daily oral hygiene and regular dental and hygiene appointments are important. Your dental team can also show you the best way to clean around your implants and replacement teeth.
