Dental Implants Nottingham: A Lasting Solution for Missing Teeth

Dental implants are as close as possible to get to natural teeth look, feel, and function. We provide 3 levels of pricing for dental implant treatment enabling you to restore your smile, now and in the future.

Single Dental Implants

If you have lost a single tooth, then a dental implant is often the best solution to replace it.

Restore Your Smile

Do you struggle to eat, speak, or smile with confidence? Dental implants are an aesthetically pleasing, permanent solution to teeth replacement. We use dental implants to replace both single and multiple missing teeth.

Single Dental Implants

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Multiple Dental Implants

The results look and feel natural, restoring the strength and function of a natural tooth.

Regain Confidence

Are you missing more than one tooth? Dental implants are an option for most people and are almost undetectable once they have been fitted. They can give the best results in terms of aesthetics and function, restoring the appearance of your smile or your bite.

Multiple Dental Implants

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All-on-4 Implants

If you have lost all your natural teeth, you no longer have to face a lifetime of wearing dentures.

Full Arch Reconstruction

Life-changing dentistry, all in a day! At The Campbell Clinic, we specialise in providing transformative, Immediate Full Arch Dental Implant treatments, offering a fantastic solution for those seeking simultaneous replacement of all their teeth. Explore the options available when replacing a full arch of teeth.

Full Arch Implant Treatment

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Your Dental Implant Journey

Dental Implant Procedure

Learn more about the typical patient journey when receiving care at The Campbell Clinic. Including the consultation and treatment planning, the surgery, restoration, and, importantly, the maintenance of the implant. 

Dental Implant Process

Dental Implant Journey

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To find out how fast dental implants could be the quick and effective solution you need, get in touch today.

 

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What is a dental implant?

A dental implant is essentially a screw that is very carefully inserted into a patient's jaw to allow connection to an artificial tooth/denture. The vast majority of dental implants are metal (titanium) which is a similar technology to artificial hips and knees. To find out more, visit our Patient's Guide to Dental Implants.

What are the benefits of dental implants?

If suitable for dental implant treatment, the benefits can be huge. The ability to have a replacement of an individual tooth without wearing a denture can be massive for patients. The longevity of implants, if provided properly and looked after properly, is generally likely to outweigh the longevity of any type of dental restoration. Some of the key benefits include:

  • Natural Look and Feel: Dental implants are designed to blend in with your existing teeth seamlessly. They mimic the structure and function of natural teeth, allowing you to eat, speak, and smile confidently without anyone noticing the difference.
  • Enhanced Confidence: Missing teeth can significantly impact your confidence when smiling, speaking, and interacting with others. Dental implants restore a complete and natural smile, helping to boost your self-esteem.
  • Long-lasting Durability: Unlike dentures or bridges, dental implants are a permanent solution. With proper care, they can last a lifetime, saving you money and hassle in the long run.
  • Improved Oral Health: Dental implants stimulate the jawbone, preventing bone loss that can occur with missing teeth. This improves overall oral health and maintains facial structure.

How much do dental implants cost?

We provide 3 levels of pricing for dental implant treatment whether you are seeking expert specialist care for 10-year guarantees, excellent clinician care for 5-year guarantees, or affordable implant dentistry provided in a teaching environment. Costs do vary according to the exact treatment you receive, and each individual dental implant case for a patient is bespoke, with no two cases ever the same. Here, you can find out more about the cost of undertaking dental implant treatment. 

Is there a guarantee available for my treatment?

We are able to offer a 10-year guarantee on some of our implant treatments. Colin Campbell has very carefully analysed the success and survival of the dental implants he has placed over the past 20 years and knows implant survival rate over 10 years is in the region of 96-97%. This gives you the confidence to apply a 10-year guarantee on certain levels of our implant treatments at the practice.

Hear what our patients have to say...

Dental Implant Testimonials

“I would like to express my thanks for encouraging me to consider implants for my bottom denture. For your commitment by method of discussion, trial and error and your expertise. The final outcome is perfect!!”
John
“Thank you to all the staff for commitment and professional attention throughout the implant procedure, it has made such a difference to my quality of life.”
Anne
"A 60-year search for the perfect dental practice ended here: skill, artistry, professionalism, kindness, a can-do attitude and a willingness to treat the whole patient have exceeded all expectations. Three beautiful implants – none of them easy – later; I would never go anywhere else."
Linda
"Having dental implants turned out to be the best decision I’ve ever made. Even before I lost my upper teeth I had never been happy with the way they looked. They made me feel unattractive, they were too big and I didn’t like my smile. But now I have a perfect smile, perfect teeth and feel completely different."
Leanne

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Your Dental Implant Questions Answered

Dental Implant FAQs

Still have questions?

Is dental implant treatment painful?

The placement of a dental implant is a surgical procedure that falls within the discipline of oral surgery. As with all surgical procedures, there can be some minor pain and discomfort associated with the surgery, which is generally well controlled with pain relief and the appropriate reassuring advice. It is carried out under anaesthetic, and sedation can be used for nervous patients. Although patients can become bruised and swollen following implant treatment, with the proper advice, instructions and excellent support from the clinical team after the procedure, these are generally straight forward procedures to undertake with excellent long-term results.

What options are there for dental implant treatment?

Where dental implant treatment is appropriate for an individual patient following a full clinician assessment, multiple options exist. Dental implants can be used to support single teeth (single implant crowns) or to support multiple teeth (dental implant bridges). It is rarely, if ever necessary, to replace individual teeth with individual implants. Dental implants can also be used to support or retain dentures using different designs including press studs and custom designed bar restorations. It is also possible, in well assessed cases to provide immediate dental implant placement for replacement of individual teeth on the same day. This is most safely done for replacing all the teeth in one or two jars at the same time.

How long can implant treatment take?

The time required for individual treatment plans relates to the individual patient and is assessed fully with a full clinical assessment. In some cases, teeth can be extracted, implants can be placed and a restoration can be placed on the same day. This has to be very carefully assessed and the risks and benefits discussed carefully with each individual patient.

This is not suitable for all cases.

Sometimes, a crown is placed on top of a healed dental implant as short as 6-8 weeks after surgery, but in other cases and individual circumstances, this can be up to 3 months.

How do I know if I am suitable for dental implant treatment?

The best way to assess your suitability for implant treatment is to discuss this with a well-qualified and experienced team. This can be discussed with a treatment coordinator in the first instance, but a full clinical assessment, taking into consideration your oral/dental health and overall medical health, together with your personal circumstances, is required to decide whether you’re suitable for treatment. Suitability for treatment then becomes a discussion between your clinician and yourself to assess the risks and benefits of the treatment overall.

How will I know how many implants I require?

It is rarely necessary in larger cases to place a single dental implant for each individual tooth. The number of implants required can be discussed with your clinician as all treatment should be an open and honest discussion between patient and clinician, discussing the risks and benefits associated.

Can I have dental implants placed in Nottingham?

If you live in or near Nottingham and are interested in dental implants, we can help by assessing your suitability for treatment and running you through the procedure in more detail. You can arrange your consultation here.