Dental implants and oral surgery in West London
Replacing missing teeth is important not just to restore your self confidence but to ensure you can enjoy excellent oral health for the long-term too. Dental implants are a field of expertise for our specialist prosthodontist here at Siha Dental and one of the rehabilitative treatment options we provide.
We offer a consultation for patients looking for advice on the most suitable treatments for replacing damaged, decayed or missing teeth, guiding you all the way to a brand new smile.
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Why replace missing teeth?
Missing teeth can impact your ability to bite, chew, and speak properly. If the gap is visible when you smile or laugh, it might also affect your confidence.
When teeth are removed and left untreated, nearby teeth can shift into the space by drifting or tilting, and opposing teeth may drop down. This can lead to trapped food, bacteria buildup, or further spacing and crowding issues. You may find it harder to chew some of the foods you would normally enjoy and the chance of further dental problems occurring is higher.
Restorative treatment provided by our specialist prosthodontist
Replacing missing or damaged teeth is a big decision, and at Siha Dental, we understand the need for patients to feel confident in their care. That’s where our specialist prosthodontist, Salman Pirmohamed, comes in. His role means he focuses specifically on replacing any missing elements in your mouth, whether it’s a single tooth, several teeth, or even all teeth and gums. With his extensive expertise and patient-focused approach, Salman supports you every step of the way.
Dental implants to restore your smile
There are several reasons why we may lose teeth, including accidents, infections, or tooth decay due to poor oral health.
If you have a missing tooth or teeth, dental implant treatment may be an option for you. Dental implants offer a permanent, comfortable and natural-looking solution. They can replace both single and multiple teeth, and in some cases, a single implant can support a bridge of up to four teeth, providing a stable and effective solution.
At Siha Dental, we start with a consultation to discuss your smile goals, assess your oral health, and determine your jawbone density. This helps us determine if dental implants are the right treatment for you.
How do dental implants work?
A dental implant resembles a small titanium screw that is securely fused into the exact position of your missing tooth, acting as a ‘root’ for holding a false tooth or crown in place. Once fitted, the implant offers long-term support for your new replacement tooth, or multiple teeth. It will be colour and shade-matched to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth.
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How to get started with dental implants: your patient journey
Your consultation
Attend your initial consultation appointment, where you can talk to us about your concerns, and we can find out more about the complexity of your case. We’ll let you know if dental implants are the best solution for you, discuss possible alternatives if not and give you all the information that you need.
Treatment plan
You’ll have a consultation with our specialist prosthodontist, Salman Pirmohamed, who will conduct a thorough assessment of your dental health and create a personalised treatment plan. If you decide to proceed, we’ll schedule a CBCT scan for you, priced at £195. This scan provides a more precise evaluation of the area where the dental implants are needed.
Implant placement
We'll arrange an appointment to place the implant. The metal implant is inserted into the jawbone and left for around three months, allowing new bone to grow around it and secure it in place. During this time, we can fit a temporary crown to fill the gap until the final restoration is ready.
The finishing touch
Once the implant site has healed and the implant has fused with the bone, we can begin creating your custom crown or denture. A connecting piece, called an abutment, is screwed into the implant, and a false tooth is crafted to perfectly match your other teeth. The quality of these restorations is so high you may find it difficult to distinguish the replacement from your natural teeth.
Replacing missing teeth: all options covered
If dental implants aren’t right for you, we have several alternative options for replacing missing teeth. Dental bridges can fill the gap by anchoring to nearby teeth, while dentures can restore multiple missing teeth. Our team will work closely with you to find the best solution that fits your needs and dental health.
Book your consultation to discuss all your options for replacing missing teeth at Siha Dental.
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If you want to learn more about your options for replacing missing teeth, book a consultation with our experienced team today and take the first step toward a more confident smile.
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