A conversation first
Explain which teeth are missing and your priorities.
Start with an assessment and a clear discussion about replacing missing teeth.
A dental implant is placed in the jaw to support a replacement tooth. Suitability depends on individual factors, so an assessment comes before treatment planning. Ask about other replacement options as well.
General patient information. Your clinician will assess your individual needs. Further patient information: NHS ↗
Your consultation helps you understand what comes next.
Explain which teeth are missing and your priorities.
Discuss assessment, possible imaging and alternatives.
Review the stages, costs and long-term care before deciding.
Bring your own questions to your consultation too.
Suitability is individual. Ask the clinician to explain the assessment findings and any factors that affect the plan.
Yes. A consultation is a useful place to discuss different replacement options, maintenance and costs.
Timelines vary. Ask for a personalised plan rather than assuming a particular number of visits.
Explore related options and ask the clinician how they fit your needs.
Make room for your routine dental visit. Discuss your teeth, gums and the cleaning care that suits you.
Explore treatmentExplore ways to restore a damaged tooth or replace missing teeth, with space to compare your options.
Explore treatmentTalk about whitening, veneers and the changes you would like to explore, starting with your oral health.
Explore treatmentCall or message the team to discuss your concern and confirm an appointment.
Let’s plan your visit