Dental Implants London

There are many causes of tooth loss but the top one–globally–is gum disease (periodontitis). In many cases, poor oral habits lead to a build-up of plaque, which inflames and irritates the gums and eventually causes them to recede, which loosens the teeth. Decay and cavities can also ‘eat away at the teeth and without intervention, extraction may be required. There is also a link to other conditions and factors, for example, pregnancy, high blood pressure and diabetes.

Sometimes, a simple change to your lifestyle can make a big difference. For example, those who smoke are more likely to develop gum disease, which is a leading cause of tooth loss. Or, you may eat a diet rich in sugary and acidic foods, which can damage tooth enamel and lead to tooth decay (cavities). The best thing you can do to prolong the health and vitality of your mouth, teeth and gums is to regularly visit our dentists here in London, and ensure you brush and floss how and when your dentist recommends.

Implant treatment typically takes 3-6 months but can depend on your healing response. Although a relatively quick procedure, dental implants in London do require some surgery and stitches. Once in place, however, they’re a permanent solution for tooth loss and should last just as well as your natural teeth–providing adequate oral care.

Here at our London dental practice, we can offer single dental implants (for individual teeth and small gaps), multiple dental implants, implant dentures (for several missing teeth or a complete set of missing teeth) and even fast implants. All are carried out by our dentist, Dr Andreas Jahnigen, who has over a decade of experience in the field. We can also offer insurance for extra peace of mind.

Our dental implants at our dental practice in London are carried out under a local anaesthetic so that any discomfort during your treatment should be minimal.

Our dental implants in London are created to look, feel and behave just like your natural teeth. During treatment, your dentist will insert the dental implant into your jawbone, much like the root of your natural tooth to fill the gap in your teeth.

Unfortunately, you cannot have dental implants fitted whilst you have gum disease, your dentist will need to treat periodontitis so that your mouth is healthy before starting treatment.

Our dental implants in our dental practice in London look and feel just like a natural tooth, therefore offering a discreet and long-term solution to missing teeth.