The procedure is usually carried out under local anaesthetic, so you won’t feel pain during the treatment. Some discomfort or swelling is normal afterwards, but this can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relief and settles within a few days.

Treatment can vary depending on your case. From start to finish, including healing time, it can take 3 to 9 months or longer. In some cases, implants and replacement teeth can be placed on the same day.

You’ll need a full assessment, including X-rays or scans, to determine if you have enough healthy bone and good oral health. Most healthy adults are suitable, but certain medical conditions or habits like heavy smoking may affect suitability.

While dental implants are suitable for many people, they may not be recommended for individuals with uncontrolled diabetes, active gum disease, or poor bone quality. Your dentist or implant specialist will advise based on your medical and dental history.

This depends on how many teeth you're replacing and the condition of your jawbone. A single implant can support one tooth, or multiple implants can support a bridge or full denture. Your dentist will create a personalised treatment plan during your consultation.

5 years guarantee offered on implants, provided they are properly cared for. Implants can last much longer with good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups. Be sure to ask your provider about their specific guarantee policy.

Yes. Dental implants require daily brushing and flossing, just like natural teeth. Regular dental visits are also essential. While implants can’t get cavities, the gums and bone around them can still become infected if not properly maintained.

Costs vary depending on the number of implants, type of restoration, and any additional procedures needed (like bone grafting). Please refer to our fees guide for more detail on costs.Item description