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Losing one of more of your teeth creates a gap in your smile but also affects your confidence. Bhandal Dentistry are the leading, local dental implant practice who offer single tooth or full mouth implants.

Dental implants provide a significant benefit over traditional tooth replacement options. A revolution in the dental industry, the implants look and behave in a similar way to your normal teeth. A dental implant is a titanium post, surgically placed in to your jaw to support a crown, bridge, or denture.

Our Same Day Service helps you smile, chew and speak with confidence again. If you are looking for dental implants in Coventry, contact our team today.

We offer no obligation virtual consultation with our dentist, Dr Chetan Mathias

We discuss different options that are able to get the desired result.

Includes prep hygiene work and implant placement, possibly bone or soft tissue grafts also.

Once the implant is placed, there is a healing period which differs for each patient

The final stage is to have the prosthetic crown or bridge fixed to the implant

This is an important step, poor hygiene can lead to implant failure.

Dental implants are the new standard of care for tooth replacement. They are secured into the bone to provide long term support for crowns and dentures.

Individual missing teeth can be replaced by dental implants without altering your healthy adjacent teeth. Once dental implants are placed, posts (or abutments) are attached, providing support for your final crowns.

If all upper or lower teeth are missing, multiple dental implants may be used to support a denture. Due to bone loss, traditional dentures may become loose and unstable over time. Dental implant supported dentures and the is evidence that it can maintain bone so dentures remain stable in your mouth. Contact Bhandal Dentistry - Dental Implants Coventry today.

A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is used to replicate the root of a tooth. It forms the foundation for an abutment which holds a prosthetic tooth in place. A dental implant is used to replace one or more missing teeth.

Your suitability for dental implants will depend on a number of factors. During your initial consultation, your dentist will ask questions about your lifestyle to determine if you are suitable. Your dentist will also consult Xrays and scans of your jaw bone to determine if you can have dental implants.

There is no upper age limit for dental implants. Provided you are healthy enough for a routine procedure, there should be no issue in fitting dental implants. The density of your jaw bone is the only thing that might prevent you from having dental implants, and this can decrease with age.

Dental implants are a permanent solution to missing teeth. They are surgically placed in the jawbone and the implant acts as a replacement for a tooth root. The root is made from titanium while the crown is typically made from porcelain. With the correct care, dental implants will last a long time.

If you are missing one or more teeth, dental implants could offer the ideal solution. Dental implants can be used to replace dentures in elderly people, or they can be used to replace single teeth in younger people who have suffered facial trauma. There is no age range for dental implant treatment.

Fitting dental implants is a surgical procedure, so only those who are qualified in implant dentistry can carry out the procedure. A dentist who has qualified in the UK is not automatically able to carry out a dental implant procedure. An implant dentist will typically hold a Dip in Dent RCSEd of FGDP(UK).

Smoking increases the risk that a dental implant will be rejected. Your dentist will not go ahead with treatment until you have demonstrated that you are willing to adjust your lifestyle to protect your dental implants. Smoking is very bad for your oral health, but it also slows down the rate of healing. This means that dental implants are more likely to fail. If you are interested in dental implants, it is best to quit smoking before enquiring.

Gum disease can cause problems when your dental implants are healing. If you currently have active gum disease, you will not be a suitable candidate for dental implants. Dental Implants require good oral health to be successful. Tooth decay is another factor which may prevent you from getting dental implants.

It is possible to replace your lower dentures with dental implants and have a full denture on the top. Dental implants can replace single teeth on the upper or lower arch, or 4 implants can be used to replace the entire upper or lower arch.

Diabetes will not automatically prevent you from having dental implants, but there are more factors to consider when a diabetic patient requests dental implant surgery. If your diabetes is under control and you do not have signs of gum disease, you may be a suitable candidate for dental implants. However, a dentist is unlikely to consider dental implants for a patient who does not have their diabetes under control.

Yes, dental implants are becoming a very popular alternative to dentures. You can replace one or multiple teeth using dental implants. You can have a fixed or removable bridge, which means you can still take your implant retained dentures out for cleaning.

This all depends on how well you care for your dental implants. The implant can last a lifetime if you maintain it with brushing, flossing and regular trips to the dentist. The crown portion of the restoration may need to be replaced after 10-15 years, but with good oral hygiene, this could also be extended beyond 15 years.

Dental implants can support a gap of up to 4 teeth using 2 dental implants. For a full arch, this would typically require four implants per arch.

Dental implants vary in price depending on the complexity of the procedure. Our dental implants start at £2200 for a single implant.

The main advantage of dental implants is they offer a permanent solution to missing teeth than look and feel like natural teeth. The implant mimics the role of a tooth root, so you will be able to restore your bite. Perhaps the biggest advantage of dental implants over a bridge or denture is that it can help to prevent bone loss and the sunken appearance associated with it. By using a dental implant instead of a bridge or denture, your jawbone will take the force of your bite, ensuring that it does not lose density.

When considering dental implants, you should ensure you only work with a skilled implant dentist. This is a specialist area of dentistry and not all dentists have the training and experience to place dental implants correctly. This can have a huge impact on the success of your dental implant procedure.

Before getting started with the dental implant procedure, make sure you are aware of the steps in the process and the recovery times. You should also research the aftercare requirements to make sure you know how to handle your dental implants. A high-quality dental implant practice will provide a written dental implant plan so that you understand every step in the process.

Dental implants offer a permanent and lasting solution to missing teeth. Having missing teeth can be damaging to your self-esteem in addition to impacting your wider health. You may avoid eating healthy foods such as fruits and vegetables because you are unable to eat them with your dentures. Dental implants can restore your ability to eat, drink and speak with confidence.

This will depend on the placement in your mouth. A dental implant can replace a single missing tooth, or two implants can be used to support a bridge for up to 6 adjacent teeth. If you are replacing your dentures, you will need 4 implants for each arch.

This will depend on your individual case. If there is an infection around the tooth, it is advisable to allow the socket to heal before carrying out the dental implant procedure. This will typically take between 6 to 8 weeks. The bone and soft tissue need to be in good condition before the dental implant procedure begins.

Dental implants are made from surgical grade titanium. It’s uncommon for the body to reject high-quality dental implants if the implant is able to heal correctly. If the post-implant procedures are followed and you take care of your oral health, there will be less of a chance that your dental implants will fail. In rare cases, you may have a titanium allergy which causes your implants to fail, but your dentist should check for this before the procedure begins.

One of the biggest factors that will determine if you can have dental implants is the presence of enough healthy bone. Your dentist will check your bone density in your jaw to determine if implants are an option. A bone graft may be required to build up your jaw bone prior to implants, but this will increase the total amount of time required.

Many patients report that their discomfort is minor and that it can be easily controlled with over the counter pain medication. A local anaesthetic is used to numb the entire area during the procedure, so you should not feel any pain. As the implants settle and heal, you may have some mild discomfort. This pain should be no worse than the pain felt during a tooth extraction.

A small socket is drilled in your jawbone to place the dental implant. It then takes around 2-3 months for the bone to heal around the implant in a process known as osseointegration. This is the name of the process by which living bone bonds with a load-bearing implant material. The result is a root that functions just like a real tooth root.

The implant procedure timeline will differ for each patient. If there are no additional procedures required such as a bone graft or multiple extractions, the full process can take as little as 4 months. The dental implant process takes place over 3 stages. The first involves placing the implant in the bone and allowing this to heal. This will take 2 to 3 months. Next, a healing abutment is placed on top of the dental implant. And finally, the crown or bridge is placed on top of the abutment.

Most dental implants are successful, and on average, there is a success rate of around 98% for this procedure. This all depends on the individual patient. If there is lower bone density, this can have an impact on success rates. Lifestyle choices such as taking up smoking can also have a negative impact on dental implants. And finally, caring for your dental implants will determine if they are successful.

At the start of your dental implant journey, your dentist will carry out a full assessment of your dental health. This will include X Rays and 3D models of your teeth and jaw structure. This will be used to create an implant treatment plan which will allow you to decide if you want to go ahead with the treatment.

A dental implant procedure is no more painful than a tooth extraction or other dental procedure like a root canal. During the procedure, your dentist will use a local anaesthetic to numb the area. You will be awake, but you should not feel any pain. During the healing process, you might feel some discomfort, but you should be able to manage this with over the counter pain medication.

Dental implants have a success rate of around 98%. It’s important to be aware of the risk factors that can increase the chances of your implant failing before undergoing a dental implant procedure. Diabetes, smoking and poor oral hygiene are the top causes of failed implants.

Dental implants are commonly made of surgical grade titanium. This is a non-metallic alloy metal which is biocompatible, which means it is commonly accepted by the body. If you are allergic to titanium, a ceramic implant may be used.

Although it is called dental surgery, you won’t be asleep. A numbing agent is used followed by a local anaesthetic which is administered with a needle. You will be awake but you will not feel any pain. You might feel some pressure, but this will not be painful. You might also hear some noises which sound uncomfortable, but again, you will not feel any pain.

The gum where the implant is to be placed will be cut open and a drill will be used to create a small hole in your jaw bone. The implant will be placed in the hole and the gum will be stitched up over the implant. This will be left to heal before you return for your second of three procedures.

During your second visit, the gum will be opened again and an abutment will be attached to the dental implant. This is the visible portion of the implant which sits above the gum line and is used to attach the crown or bridge to the implant root.

Once the gum has healed around the abutment, you will return for the final restoration when your crown, bridge or arch will be placed. This completes the dental implant procedure.

The first stage of the dental implant process will involve placing the titanium implant root into your jawbone. The area will be completely numbed using a local anaesthetic which will be injected at a few sites in your gum. A numbing cream will be used to ensure you don’t even feel the injection.

A local anaesthetic is used throughout the implant procedure, so you will be awake but you will not feel any pain. Your gum will be cut open and a drill will be used to create a pocket for the implant. After the implant is placed, the gum will be stitched up. The implant will then be left to heal for around 2 to 3 months. You may be given a temporary denture or bridge to wear while it heals for aesthetic reasons.

There are 3 main stages of the dental implant procedure. In the first visit, a small socket is drilled in your jaw bone and the dental implant placed. The gum will be stitched up and these sutures will need to be removed around 2 weeks later. The jawbone will then heal around the implant in a process known as osseointegration.

This takes around 2 to 3 months. After this, an abutment is placed on the dental implant. This is the part between the dental implant and the restoration crown. Once the gum has healed around the abutment, the crown is placed. At this stage, your dental restoration is complete. You will need to visit the dentist for regular checkups to ensure the dental implant is healthy.

Chetan qualified in 2004 and has worked at the Bhandal Dental Practices for over 10 years. Qualified in implant dentistry from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh & has special interest in complex implant dentistry.

He has completed his diploma in Orthodontics at Warwick University and is now pursuing his MSc in Orthodontics. Chetan has special interest in Cosmetic dentistry, Smile Makeovers, Braces and Implant dentistry. Chetan has a special focus in CAD/CAM dentistry, single visit crowns and impression less bridges.

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At Bhandals we have trained implantologists who have been specialist in the field for over 10 years .

When visiting our practice you are greeted by our welcoming staff, who share the same aim, to make your visit with us as comfortable and stress free as possible.

We listen to your questions and concerns and our primary focus is getting all of our patients the correct treatment, which is why we offer flexible, affordable payment options.

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