Implant Bridge England

If you have several missing teeth, you may not need an implant root for every missing tooth. This simplifies treatment and reduces the cost considerably. For example, if you are missing four front teeth, these can be replaced by placing just two implant roots and these can be used to support a block, or bridge of four teeth. You can also have full arch implants inserted.

As more and more people are keeping their natural teeth into old age, it's understandable that they want them to look good too. Worn, yellow teeth and loose dentures are no longer an acceptable part of old age. Modern techniques and materials allow dentists to rebuild teeth and smiles to there former glory with tooth whitening techniques, veneers and crowns, even missing teeth can be replaced with permanently fixed-in implants and bridges. It's not just a person's smile that is affected when teeth are broken or missing, chewing function is impaired, often leading to indigestion and a reduced enjoyments at mealtimes. Speech can suffer too: we need our teeth to form certain sounds, without them speech can be slurred and lisping may occur. Working alongside David, allowing Churchfield Dental Centre to offer our patients a more permanent alternative to dentures, is Richard Anderson who also qualified from Sheffield in 1987. Richard has undergone further training from Europe's top clinicians in hard and soft tissue manipulation involving bone grafting and aesthetics. To date, he has successfully placed and restored over 500 implants and is an active member of the Association of Dental Implantology.