Dental Implants Costing from £225 pm Using 0% Finance

Dental Implants Costing from £225 pm using 0% finance

Replace teeth impacted by trauma or accident
Replace a heavily decayed or dying tooth
Replace a wobbly tooth that’s beyond saving

Dental Implants Are The Closest Replica to Giving Patients Back Their Natural Teeth

From the perspective of a prosthodontist like Dr Niki Keyhani and implantologist Dr Wadher, dental implants are the gold standard for substituting missing teeth due to their durability, functionality, and ability to blend with existing teeth.

Dental implant treatment with Neyo Dental

What it looks like

Gifted specialist prosthodontist and implantologist.
State-of-the-art clinic in Burgess Hill (and two other locations).
More than 10 years of extensive experience in replacing missing teeth.
Using Straumann implants, which have a strong track record of clinical success and longevity.
High-quality, strong titanium implants with data to demonstrate reliability and effectiveness.
SLActive® surface technology to improve integration with the bone quickly and effectively.
Faster osseointegration and overall dental implant stability.
Versatile implant designs and sizes to accommodate different clinical needs and anatomical conditions.

What are dental implants?

Same-day options available

Preserves bone in the jaw, preventing bone loss
Maintains facial shape and structure
Offers the most stable foundation for fake teeth
Suitable for single tooth replacement and full arch restorations

Dental implants are the most exciting prosthodontic option because they’re the only treatment to replicate and replace the tooth’s natural root.

Because of this, the implant successfully integrates with the jawbone, anchoring it into place, making it the most stable, long-term option that offers unlimited function.

Unlike alternative tooth replacement procedures, dental implants won’t weaken or damage other teeth, facilitate bone loss or cause strain to any surrounding healthy teeth.

Types of dental implant treatment

Single dental implants for individual tooth loss

Single dental implants take around one hour to position and focus on replacing individual gaps throughout the mouth. They cost £2,700 and are an excellent option for both front and rear missing teeth.

Implant-supported bridges for multiple tooth loss in a row

If multiple adjacent teeth are missing, implant-supported bridges can replace up to four teeth using two or three implants, which helps patients save money on replacing each individual gap with a single implant.

Full arch dental implants for total tooth loss cases

The revolutionary All-on-4 system is a fixed full-mouth dental implant option that offers patients the opportunity to have a full set of up to 14 teeth on the same day—hence why the treatment is called Teeth in a Day. One major benefit of All-on-4 is that it’s a graft-less procedure, which means patients with a lack of bone won’t need prior bone grafting to be a viable candidate.

Implant-retained dentures, or snap-in dentures, are an alternative and cost-effective full-mouth option. However, unlike All-on-4, they require bone in certain areas to anchor a removable denture, meaning a prior grafting procedure might be necessary.

The cost of dental implants

Prices inclusive of the implant, abutment and final prostheses

Placing an implant for every missing tooth is not always necessary.

For example, one implant can replace up to two missing teeth if they’re next to each other, saving you money.

0% finance is available to patients over 12 months to split the cost of their treatment monthly through manageable instalments.

No deposit is required. For example, paying for a single implant using 12-month dental finance would cost £225 pm.

A prior consultation is unavoidable

To start your journey, you’ll need to pay for a dental implant consultation appointment, which is like a check-up for missing teeth. Here, we’ll assess your viability by taking advanced 3D jaw scans. If dental implants are your preferred solution, you’ll want to consult with Dr Wadher for £160. However, if you’re unsure about the right treatment, you can book a free consultation with our treatment coordinator instead to learn more about the process, fees and payment stages.

Guide to dental implants

The best dental implant clinic near you?

Being a specialist dental clinic means we employ prosthodontists who specialise in creating prostheses like dental implants, bridges, dentures, and crowns. So you couldn’t be in better hands!

Our dentists have strived to become known as the best dental implant clinic in the area. Many genuine glowing reviews from patients attest to our success. Read them here. Start your journey with Neyo Dental today at one of our three dental practices. See locations.

The dental implant procedure

While dental implants are typically a two-stage treatment, the procedure is often split into five parts: consultation, placement, osseointegration (healing), abutment placement, and final restoration.

After Dr Wadher surgically places the dental implant, you’ll have to wait 3-6 months for it to heal and fuse fully with the bone in the jaw. Patients are typically invited back around month three so we can check their progress and schedule the next steps.

The procedure is pain-free and carried out local anaesthetic chairside. Sedation is optional.
In straightforward cases, the implant can be placed in one hour.
In some scenarios, it might also be possible to perform a tooth extraction simultaneously. However, this will often have to happen before your procedure.
Using certain dental implant systems, we can load a temporary crown, bridge, or denture, but this is often case-dependent.

Without a good volume of bone in the jaw, the dental implant is at risk for failure, so the implant dentist, Dr Wadher, and the prosthodontist, Dr Keyhani, will thoroughly assess the jawbone’s density during your first appointment.

If you have insufficient bone to support the implant, pre-prosthetic procedures like bone augmentations and sinus lifts might be required to make you a viable candidate.

Benefits of dental implants

Dental implants are long-lasting, with a lifespan of up to 30 years (or a lifetime in some cases).

Look, feel and function just like natural teeth would
Do not restrict the mouth’s natural functions like chewing or speaking
Have superior durability, lasting considerably longer than alternatives like dentures and bridges
Slow down the rate of bone loss
Cleaned and managed more easily than alternatives like bridges
Boosts patient confidence and quality of life
The implant retains natural facial structure, preventing teeth from moving into the gap.