How long will the treatment take?

Treatment takes place over a series of appointments, staring with the initial consultation. A small titanium screw is inserted into the jawbone under local anaesthetic or IV sedation. This then needs xxxx weeks to settle. After that, the permanent crown or bridge is fitted and the patient is then recalled for a series of follow-up appointments. The entire process takes around xxxx weeks to complete.

We aim to make the process as painless as possible. You can opt for local anaesthetic or IV sedation during treatment to minimise discomfort. We keep in close contact with you to make sure that healing is progressing well and we ask that you report any pain or discomfort to us as soon as possible so we can help you.

I can’t afford to pay all in one go – what options do I have?

There are a number of payment plans available for qualifying patients – please let us know that you are interested in finding out more about them and we can discuss your options at your initial appointment.

Treatments

Dental Emergency?

DON’T WAIT CALL US. We will be happy to see you the SAME DAY and help ease your problem.

Sam

Dear Dr Shabs. This is just a note to say thank you SO MUCH for everything you’ve done for me and my disasterous teeth! Ever since I smashed my front teeth in freshers week I felt like I’ve been in the best possible hands! However, I’ve just finished a teaching course and am going to go and teach English in Jordan in two weeks time and therefore have had to register somewhere else 🙁 Whenever I’m back living in Manchester again though, I’ll be back. Cheers again, Helen (the one who does Arabic)

Dear Shab and team. Just wanted to thank you and everyone at the clinic for being so wonderful! You’ve all been so flexible and patient with me and, as always, so professional. I wouldn’t ever go anywhere else! Thanks again for putting up with my random last minute appointments and Dubai stories. Hope you have an amazing Xmas + New Year.

Dear Shab, thank you very very much for your patience and kindness, to me, I was a wreck, I am very lucky to have the best dental team there is. Thank you. Best Regards

To Dr Jussab. Many many thanks for attending to my tooth last week. It is wonderful to be able to drink a cup of tea with no pain! Thank you also to Wendy and Molly. Teeth are so important and I tend to take mine for granted… until I get toothache… then, the dentist and his staff become the important people of my week. Sending Greetings and Best Wishes to all. Heartfelt thanks

Dr Shabir. Many thanks for all the excellent treatment I received, so patiently, from yourself over many weeks. I am delightful with the results and can now smile with confidence. You staff were kind and so very helpful, please pass on my warmest thanks. My best wishes to you all.

Multiple Dental Implants Treatment

Multiple dental implants work well for patients with several teeth missing or whole rows in need of treatment. They can take the place of a full or partial denture and offer far greater stability and longer-term reliability.

The process for multiple dental implants begins with one or more titanium screws inserted into the gum tissue under local anaesthetic or IV sedation. These screws are placed in strategic positions to support multiple dental implants – sometimes one screw will support a single crown, while other situations may allow it to support a larger permanent bridge of up to four teeth in a row.

Bridging a wider gap with our multiple dental implants treatment designed by our dental experts.

How this aspect of the dental implants treatment works will depend hugely on the number of teeth missing, the shape of the mouth and the condition of the gum, jawbone and neighbouring teeth. The time period will also depend on these factors, whether multiple dental implants can be placed in a single appointment, or whether the patient will need to return to the dental surgery several times to complete the process for their replacement tooth or teeth.

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Want to know more?

If you have a tooth gap requiring a multiple dental implant or would like to find out more about the process, please contact a member of our friendly team.

Want to know more?

If you are interested in seeking treatment for tooth implants in Manchester, then give us a call today to book a free consultation.

FAQs

Who is suitable for dental implants?

Anyone healthy is eligible for dental implants. As long as their bone tissue poses no problems and you aren’t immunocompromised, implants would be suitable.

Do dental implants hurt?

Local anaesthesia is used to numb the pain during the procedure. You shouldn’t feel pain but there might be slight pressure at times.

How long do implants last?

The screw itself can last a lifetime, but the crown generally lasts 10 to 15 years. This also depends on how well you take care of your oral health.

How much do dental implants cost?

A single dental implant can range from £1500 to £2500. Costs can vary depending on the dentist and type of implant used.

Why choose implant-supported dentures?

Implant supported dentures are more stable and comfortable to wear than regular dentures. They are long-lasting and look and function like normal teeth.

Can someone with insufficient bone density get dental implants?

Yes, people with bone loss or insufficient bone volume can get a bone graft to bulk up the area before getting implants. Your own bone tissue may be used or another material that acts as a bone substitute will be used.

What are all on 4 dental implants?

All on 4 dental implants are when a whole row (upper and/or lower jaw) of replacement teeth are placed on only 4 implants. It is a permanent solution, unlike removable dentures.

What are multiple implants?

Multiple implants refer to the placement of more than one dental implant in the jawbone to support prosthetic teeth, such as crowns, bridges, or dentures.

Is the recovery period longer for multiple implants?

Recovery time can vary depending on factors such as the patient’s overall health, the number of implants placed, and the complexity of the procedure. However, the recovery period for multiple implants is usually slightly longer compared to single implants due to the increased surgical intervention.