Roseacre Dental Practice Kent
Book your appointment Call: 01622 730 548
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Single Implants

Single Implants

A lasting solution to missing teeth in Maidstone, Kent

If you are seeking the solution to a missing tooth or teeth, find your dentures unreliable, or are hiding your teeth when you smile, then look no further than dental implants with Roseacre Dental Practice in Maidstone, Kent.

Dental implants look, work, and feel like real teeth, restoring function and confidence to your mouth. The dental implants’ titanium root will fuse to your jawbone over time, ensuring a strong and sturdy foundation for your tooth replacement.

  • Dental implants look, feel, and work like real teeth
  • They provide strong and stable tooth replacement
  • Dental implants promote a healthy mouth
  • They are a permanent and cost-effective solution to missing teeth
  • Dental implant placement is performed by our resident expert, Matthew Wall

Replacing missing teeth with dental implants in Maidstone not only cosmetically improves your smile but can also dramatically benefit your dental health. If you do not replace these missing teeth then your remaining teeth can bear the extra force of chewing, drift into the gap and affect your bite, and heighten your chances of gum disease.

To find out more about our tooth implants in Maidstone, Kent make sure you get in touch by filling out a bookings form or calling 01622 730548.

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KINDNESS & PATIENCE

“You may not remember me, however several month ago you completed a course of Implants for me. I can’t begin to tell you how very pleased I have been with the results, and would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your kindness and patience and expertise during my treatment, and that of the dental nurses in attendance not forgetting of course the dental technician.”

-Mrs A M W

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YOUR IMPLANT CONSULTATION

Your patient journey

WHAT HAPPENS?

Our patient’s comfort and confidence in our care is of the highest importance to our team at Roseacre Dental Practice, which is why we provide a thorough 30-minute consultation to each patient considering dental implants in Maidstone.

Our very own dental implant dentist, Matthew Wall, will examine your mouth carefully and take care to listen to your individual needs and concerns regarding your tooth treatment. This will provide you with the opportunity to ask any questions you may have and find out more about our excellent quality of care, expertise, and treatment outcomes. Your initial consultation costs just £75, which will be returned to you if you opt for tooth implant treatment.

GOLD STANDARD OF CARE

To ensure precision and safety, a 3D dental CT scan will be taken of your mouth, which provides unparalleled accuracy when planning and preparing your tooth implant treatment. Matthew has been successfully placing dental implants for many years and has achieved postgraduate qualifications from The Royal College of Surgeons and the prestigious Eastman Dental Institute, so you can be assured of the highest quality of care.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

About Single & Multiple Dental Implants in Kent

  1. What are dental implants?

    Dental implants in Maidstone, Kent are a permanent and cost-effective solution to replacing missing teeth. Your dental implant will come in two parts: the root, and the crown. The artificial root is made from ultra-pure titanium that is placed in the jaw which eventually fuses with the bone, creating a strong and sturdy foundation for your tooth replacement. The crown, the part of the dental implant that looks like a tooth, is fitted onto this root and is created to perfectly match your existing teeth.

  2. How long will dental implants last?

    If they are looked after and cleaned as regularly as natural teeth should be, your dental implants should last you the rest of your life. Tooth implants are an extremely cost-effective and long term solution to missing teeth, and their titanium root will eventually fuse to your jaw bone to promote a strong and stable tooth root.

  3. Do my dental implants require specialised care?

    Not at all! Dental implants in Maidstone look, feel, and function like natural teeth, and they should be cared for in exactly the same way. Brush your teeth twice a day, floss, and attend regular appointments with your hygienist, and your dental implants could last the rest of your life.

     

  4. Are there sedation options available for tooth implants?

    Dental implant placement is a minor surgical procedure that has been performed for many years with an excellent success rate. Our own dental implant dentist, Matthew Wall, is experienced and qualified to place them with precision and safety. All treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic, but we can offer dental sedation for those who require it.

  5. Can anyone have dental implants?

    Dental implants in Kent are suited to most patients, but some patients may require a little more preparation for the procedure than others. To find out whether dental implants would be right for you, why not book a consultation today? Here, we can discuss your individual needs, concerns, and potential treatment options to ensure you receive the best treatment possible.

  6. Why should I replace missing teeth?

    Replacing a missing tooth can benefit your dental and oral health and help avoid future complications. Replacing a missing tooth with a dental implant in Maidstone, Kent ensures the surrounding teeth are supported, preventing them from moving into the gap and causing problems with your bite. It also stops your surrounding teeth from moving into the gap and affecting your bite and ability to chew. Replacing the missing tooth can also reduce your chances of contracting gum disease in that area, because less gum is exposed and susceptible to damage.