Rebuilding lost bone and gum with dental implants replacing two front teeth.
Bone loss can happen to people of all ages not just our more mature patients. In Phoebe’s case, although she was just 18 years old and otherwise a healthy teenager, she had suffered from a severe tooth infection for several years which had spread, causing damage to her gums and upper jaw. The implant centre specialise in a variety of the most advanced techniques for re-building and strengthening lost bone.

All-on-4. a fixed bridge secured onto just four strong implants - both upper and lower jaw.
Pete is a jazz “maverick” who’s failing teeth were causing him to consider giving up the saxophone.

The All-on-4 technique provides a patient with a fixed bridge secured onto just four strong implants. This can restore up to twelve teeth in a single jaw; either the lower jaw, the upper jaw, or even both.

6 dental implants, fixed bridge to upper jaw
WILLIAM is a 75 year old retired engineer from Brighton. After losing his last upper tooth he struggled with a removable denture for 3 years before deciding to investigate dental implants.

He opted for sedation and 6 implants were placed into his upper jaw. These were restored with a fixed bridge over the following 12 weeks giving a spectacular cosmetic and functional result

2 dental implants, front right upper jaw
This lady had lost 2 teeth on the right hand side due to failure of the crowns that had been made 8 years ago. Can you spot which are the implants?

The thought of wearing a denture at a young age appalled her so she chose to have 2 implants fitted.

1 dental implant front tooth
This 28 year old man finally lost his front tooth following a bike accident many years ago.

He has a wonderful result that enables hit to forget any concerns he had with the weak crown.

Can you spot the implant?

Case Study 003
This lady had worn an upper denture for several years and wanted a solution before her daughter was married.

This is how her smile was transformed over just 4 months, giving her the confidence to smile for the photographer and eat the wedding lunch on the top table without fear of embarrassment from loose dentures.

Don’t laugh – this is true for her!

2 implants replace a broken bridge
This gentleman had a bridge for several years before the root split on the supporting tooth, as commonly occurs.

He now has 2 implants and a very secure bridge that he can be assured will not break.

Can you spot the false teeth or where the 2 implants are?