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The single-tooth implant solution is usually the best and most conservative long-term option to restore a missing or failing single tooth. This dental treatment is considered a permanent solution to a missing tooth and is the most natural looking result.
A bridge supported by the adjacent teeth may also be an option, but frequently means preparing or drilling the adjacent teeth, something we are keen to avoid, particularly if the teeth are sound and healthy. A fixed bridge may be a good option when those teeth need restoration, i.e. if they are already heavily filled, restored or crowned, otherwise the single tooth implant restoration is generally the best choice, particularly for sound, healthy teeth.
A single-tooth implant is a procedure that involves placing a titanium screw into the bone of your upper or lower jaw, in a way that complements the natural structure of your smile.
Forming a strong secure bond once the bone has healed around the screw, a bespoke crown is then attached to the titanium screw. Designed and sculptured to last between 10 to 15 years, providing you brush and floss on a regular basis, this treatment is ideal for those looking for a solution that has the potential to last a lifetime.
Single tooth implants offer a number of benefits including:
Your dentist will also be on hand to answer any questions and provide aftercare advice.
Do you need one tooth replacing with single-tooth dental implants? If so, you can benefit from the expert, thorough, award-winning treatment from world-renowned dentist Dr Tidu Mankoo and his team.
View our Meet the Team page to find out more about the credentials of Dr Mankoo and the rest of the specialists here at The Windsor Centre for Advanced Dentistry.
You can expect to pay anywhere between £1,500 to £6,000 for this treatment. How much you will pay will depend on the materials used, how many implants you require and any post-treatment complications that may need to be addressed.
Typically a patient can return to their normal diet and routine after 7-10 days. Most dental implant patients will feel no pain after a few days, even completely normal after 1 or 2 weeks. Explore our more in-depth dental implant recovery time and advice.
