To replace a missing tooth, a titanium root is placed in the gum where your natural roots would have been sited, and a porcelain replacement tooth is bonded to it after a short healing period. There are different types of dental implants which can be used for different situations. Whether you are hoping to replace a single tooth, or provide a stable foundation for a full denture, there’s a dental implant solution for you.
Individual Dental Implants: Do you have missing or loose teeth? Or perhaps you have a poorly fitting denture? Gaps in your teeth not only affect your self-confidence but also your dental health. Dental implants Warrington are a surprisingly quick and simple way of filling those gaps, or steadying that rocking denture! Click here to find out more about our individual dental implants.
Learn MoreZygomatic Dental Implants: Zygomatic dental implants offer an alternative for patients for whom traditional dental implants are unsuitable. This is usually due to a lack of bone in the upper jaw. Instead, zygoma dental implants are used that are attached to the cheekbone instead of the jaw. “A far superior alternative to traditional dentures, and a faster alternative to complicated bone grafting procedures.” If you’ve been turned down for dental implants in the past, find out of you could be a suitable candidate for zygomatic implants.
Learn MoreSame Day Dental Implants: You are now able to walk into our surgery and walk out with new teeth on the same day. Using the “All on 4” dental implants to support a fixed bridge, you can have solid teeth that you don’t need to take in and out to clean! Richard Brookshaw BDS, M. Med Sci performs all the Same Day Teeth dental implants here in Lymm.
Learn MoreAll on 4 Dental Implants: Dental implants can offer a permanent solution for denture wearers. Using the revolutionary Nobel Biocare All-on-4® treatment concept, patients can enjoy full arch restoration with a minimally invasive procedure. This life-changing treatment is available at Dental Solutions.
Learn MoreDenture Implants: If you’re tired of loose-fitting dentures, denture implants can help you with comfort and confidence. Denture implants are a type of dental implant that hold your dentures in place. There are two kinds, implant retained dentures and implant supported dentures.
Learn MoreIt’s no secret that dental implants can be a big investment, especially if you require a full mouth of them. However, here at Gavin Is My Dentist, we believe everyone deserves to smile with confidence, which is why we offer a range of finance options, including dental implant financing in Warrington, which starts from £46 per month, across 10 months – with 0% interest-free credit.
To find out more about our finance options, get in touch with our team on 01925 756565.
Yes, but it does take some time! The process of getting dental implants fitted should be a pain-free, comfortable experience – but it will then take up to 12 weeks for the gums to heal and for your new teeth to really feel like your own.
For those first few weeks after you’ve had your implants fitted, your mouth will need to heal and adjust, and during this time you won’t have the freedom to eat and drink whatever you like whilst you give your implants a chance to settle. However, initial discomfort should be short-lived, and will be easily treatable with over-the-counter medication.
Those suffering from gum disease in any form will not be able to receive dental implant treatment. This is because periodontitis destroys the teeth, gums and bone structure, so implants would not be able to attach properly.
That being said, we know that gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss, and so if this is something you’re suffering from, there is still a solution. We can work with you to treat your gum disease first, leaving behind a healthy mouth and a safe canvas for us to work with to design and fit your new dental implants. We may also be able to offer alternative dental implant treatments, such as our Zygomatic dental implants, which are a popular option for those who aren’t suitable for traditional implants.
Perhaps one of the most appealing things about getting dental implants is that they are incredibly easy to look after once they’ve settled into your mouth. In fact, you can treat them pretty much just as you would your natural teeth, as long as you’re keeping up a great oral hygiene routine.
It is advised that you floss daily, particularly at the end of the day after eating to avoid any build-up of plaque from gathering under the gum line. You should also brush your teeth twice a day and be careful to avoid things such as smoking.
It is also important to keep up with your routine dental appointments, as it is during these that your dentist will have a chance to identify any issues before they become worse.
