This lady was referred in by her dentist because she was having terrible trouble getting on with her new upper
denture. She found that it was making her gag and had stopped wearing it.
Naturally she had become practically a recluse, refusing to go out.

Her husband was very worried.

We reassured them both that there was a solution and went onto provide her with a whole set of new fixed teeth in
the upper jaw (supported on 6 implants). The treatment took a little over 12 weeks.

Our lady has now had her confidence restored and is enjoying a normal, outgoing life again with her husband (he’s
relieved too!)

Guide cost for full upper set of fixed acrylic teeth on implants (with titanium strengthener hidden from view)
£12-13000 for patients on our membership plan (it’s free to join!)

Implant bridges are a great way of replacing a few missing teeth. What some people don’t realise is that we only
need to use 2 implants to replace 4 teeth in the front of the lower jaw.

In this case the gentleman had some very wobbly teeth which he hated to look at at the front of the lower jaw. He
said they were so loose that he had taken to eating only very soft foods.

His fear was that he would have to have a denture – and he hated that idea! His own dentist had offered him one.

We first treated the gum disease to ensure that none of the other teeth in the mouth would suffer the same fate.

Then we removed the 4 wobbly ones and put 2 implants and a temporary bridge in: all on the same day!

The final porcelain bridge was finished within 12 weeks and our gentleman can now eat anything he wants and has
no worries about his teeth falling out during social functions!

Small implant bridges are a brilliant way of replacing missing or failing teeth and can be made to look better than
the originals!

Guide price for small implant bridge to replace 4 teeth (with our membership discount) £5400

This lady came to us because she was having trouble eating due to the upper teeth moving a lot.
She was also suffering some pain from the upper teeth and finally, she wanted to improve her smile
(although this was last on her list of priorities!)

We found that gum disease (periodontal disease) had caused the bone to shrink back around all the upper teeth
which had made them very loose and prone to infections. They had also started to move and become splayed out
because of the gum problem.

We first treated the teeth to stop the gum disease in the lower jaw and prevent the need for further implant
treatment. Once the lower teeth were stable we removed the upper teeth and put implants in to replace them at
the same time (immediate implants). We were able to put a temporary bridge (not a denture!) onto these implants so
that our patient walked in with her wobbly teeth and walked out a few hours later with a fixed set on her new
implants.
We performed the surgery under sedation so that our patient was slept through most of it and awoke with her new teeth!

Within 12 weeks we were fitting the new ceramic bridge – you can imagine the reaction!

This chap came to us as one of the most dental – nervous people I’ve met.

He was also hugely embarrassed by his smile and had been smiling with his lips pursed together for 10 years!

He said afterwards that the hardest part of the whole treatment was not the multiple extractions and implant surgery, it was his very 1st appointment: building up the courage to come and see us and actually open the mouth for someone else to see it is often the hardest part.

We are always so impressed by the courage of our patients in making that first step.

For this chap we had to remove all the upper teeth but 4 and 4 of the lower back teeth.

We whitened and used out Italian advanced cosmetic filling system to rebuild the lower front teeth

Then we completely adjusted and refined the bite using a full set of temporary teeth upper and lower

After removing all the rotten teeth we replaced them with implants and porcelain implant bridges