Get a Plan Before You Get a Price

Implant treatment starts from £3,300 for a single implant, and payment plans are available subject to status. Cases involving several teeth, bone grafting or treating existing gum disease are priced individually — which is exactly why you get the assessment and the written plan before you get a number.

That is one of the most common reasons people are turned away, and it is often a planning problem rather than a refusal. Not enough bone height, or a sinus sitting in the way, is usually workable once it has been assessed properly. Your digital X-rays give the honest answer either way, and there is no charge for asking.

Yes. A failed implant is one of the cases we see most often, and it is worth understanding why it failed before anything else is decided. Bring any scans, notes or correspondence you have from the other practice — redoing an implant is harder the second time, so it is worth planning carefully.

Because anyone quoting you before a proper assessment is guessing. A price that arrives before a full mouth assessment, digital X-rays and a plan is not a price — it is a hope. You get the plan first, in writing, to take away and think about.

Not in the way most people fear. Placement is done under local anaesthetic, and most patients say it feels similar to having a tooth taken out, with some soreness afterwards. Your gum and bone health are assessed beforehand so healing is as predictable as possible.

It varies with the case. A straightforward single implant is placed in one appointment, then left to integrate with the bone for a few months before the final crown is fitted. Cases needing grafting or gum treatment first take longer. Your written plan sets out the stages and timings for your case specifically.

Implants are designed as a long-term solution and, looked after properly, routinely last many years. Longevity depends on oral hygiene, general health and regular reviews — which is the real reason it matters who is there afterwards, not just who places it.

A full mouth assessment, digital X-rays and clinical photographs, comprehensive implant planning, and a written treatment plan you take away with you. It is a conversation, not a sales pitch, and nothing is decided on the day.

The consultation itself is free. The £50 deposit simply holds your appointment and is fully refundable — it is there because these are limited, longer appointment slots. We ask for at least 24 hours’ notice if you need to move or cancel.