Full Mouth Dental Implants Consultations In London
Infinity Dental Care, 237 Brixton Hill, London, SW2 1NR
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Your Path to a Confident Smile Begins Here!
At Infinity Dental Care, we believe that everyone deserves a radiant smile. Our dental implants are designed to restore not just your teeth but also your confidence, allowing you to enjoy life fully.
About Me - Dr Philip Gardiner
GDC No: 177906
Philip Gardiner is a skilled implant dentist with a strong background in restorative dentistry, specializing in advanced dental implant treatments. His goal is to offer comprehensive, precision-driven dental care that restores not only smiles but confidence as well.
Over 14 years of experience in NHS and private practices, cultivating expertise in restorative and implant dentistry
Graduated from King’s College Dental Institute in 2009, known for its rigorous training and high standards
Completed comprehensive implantology training at the Dentale clinic, progressing to advanced implant dentistry skills
Currently advancing his qualifications with an advanced diploma in implantology from the Royal College of Surgeons, awarded by the Faculty of General Dental Practitioners (FGDP)
Committed to providing patients with comfortable, long-lasting solutions for missing teeth, including single and full-mouth implant treatments
Known for a compassionate approach, ensuring a positive and reassuring experience for anxious patients
Engaged in continuous education, staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in implantology and patient care techniques
Dedicated to building trust with patients and fellow professionals, creating individualized treatment plans that achieve excellent outcomes
Our Results Speak For Themselves
Who Might Benefit from Dental Implants?
Dental implants are a transformative solution for individuals facing a variety of dental challenges. Here’s who can benefit the most:
Missing Teeth
If you’ve lost one or more teeth, implants provide a natural-looking, durable replacement that restores both aesthetics and function.
Unstable or Loose Dentures
For those frustrated with loose dentures or dealing with adhesives, implants offer a secure, stable alternative without the daily hassle.
Severe Tooth Decay or Damage
When teeth are beyond repair due to decay or damage, implants serve as a lasting solution to regain a healthy smile.
Benefits of Dental Implants
Dental implants are designed to function, feel, and look like natural teeth, making them the gold standard for tooth replacement. Here’s why they’re a preferred choice:
All-on-4 Implants
All-on-4 implants are designed to restore a full arch of missing or damaged teeth with just four strategically placed implants in the jaw. This solution is perfect for those who need extensive tooth replacement without the complications of multiple surgeries.
Minimal Implants, Maximum Impact: By using only four implants to support a full set of upper or lower teeth, All-on-4 offers a streamlined approach with fewer surgical points.
Immediate Results: Many patients can receive their implants and a temporary set of teeth on the same day, allowing them to leave with a functional smile immediately.
Cost-Effective Solution: Since fewer implants are required, All-on-4 is often a more affordable option compared to individual implants for each missing tooth.
Bone Preservation: By strategically angling the implants, this approach maximizes bone contact, often eliminating the need for bone grafts.
Long-Lasting Stability: All-on-4 provides a fixed, durable solution that doesn’t slip or shift, allowing you to enjoy your favorite foods and speak confidently.
All-on-6 Implants
All-on-6 implants offer enhanced stability by using six implants instead of four to support a full arch of teeth. This technique is ideal for those needing extra reinforcement, such as patients with lower bone density or those looking for optimal strength and longevity.
Enhanced Support and Stability: With two additional implants, All-on-6 provides even greater strength, making it a reliable choice for patients with higher functional demands.
Increased Longevity: The added implants distribute pressure more evenly across the jaw, supporting the prosthetic teeth for long-term use.
Better for Complex Cases: If you’ve experienced bone loss or have unique jaw structure needs, All-on-6 is often the preferred method as it provides added reinforcement where it’s most needed.
A Natural Look and Feel: All-on-6 implants support a full set of teeth that look, feel, and function just like natural teeth, enabling you to eat, laugh, and smile without worry.
Single Tooth Implants
Losing even one tooth can impact your smile, bite, and confidence. A single tooth implant is a precise solution that replaces a missing tooth without compromising the health of adjacent teeth. This treatment involves placing a titanium post into the jawbone, which acts as a root for a custom-made crown, seamlessly blending with your natural teeth. The result is a secure, natural-looking replacement that restores both function and appearance.
Preserves Jaw Health: The implant stimulates bone growth, preventing bone loss and maintaining your facial structure.
Natural Fit and Function: Tailored to match your surrounding teeth in color, shape, and size, ensuring it feels and looks just like a natural tooth.
Longevity: With proper care, single tooth implants can last a lifetime, making it a worthwhile, lasting investment in your oral health.
Dental Implants
A Long Lasting Solution
A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is placed in the upper or lower jawbone. The implant acts as a root to support crowns, bridges, or dentures to replace one or more missing teeth. With routine check ups and home care instructions as advised by your dentist, implants should last many years.
The success rate is 95% in a healthy person. Should an implant fail to integrate, we will replace it at no extra cost.
Dental Implants
A Long Lasting Solution
A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is placed in the upper or lower jawbone. The implant acts as a root to support crowns, bridges, or dentures to replace one or more missing teeth.
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For patients with missing teeth
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For patients with loose dentures
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For patients with a loose bridge
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For patients who have difficulty chewing
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For patients insecure about their smile (when they have dentures, partials or a bridge)
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For patients with broken or cracked teeth
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For patients with an infected tooth
Dental Implants Treatment Procedure
Step 1: Examination
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Examination and diagnosis, including full mouth x-rays and study models
Step 1: Oral Examination & X-Rays
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Examination and diagnosis, including full mouth x-rays and study models
Step 2: Implants Are Placed In Bone
- There may be some swelling which usually disappears within 4 to 7 days.
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Sutures are placed and generally removed a week later.
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A soft diet is recommended initially. This is particularly important if a denture is being worn.
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Implants will integrate within two to six months.
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Dentures may need to be modified during this time.
Step 2: Implants Are Placed In Bone
- There may be some swelling which usually disappears within 4 to 7 days.
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Sutures are placed and generally removed a week later.
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A soft diet is recommended initially. This is particularly important if a denture is being worn.
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Implants will integrate within two to six months.
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Dentures may need to be modified during this time.
Step 3: Implants Are Uncovered
- Implants are checked to make sure they are osseointegrated (that the bone has grown around them to keep them firmly in place). A small cap (healing abutment) is placed on top of the implant to allow the gum to heal around it.
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Check x-rays are taken.
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Impressions are taken for the final prosthesis (crowns, bridges or dentures).
Step 3: Implants Are Uncovered
- Implants are checked to make sure they are osseointegrated (that the bone has grown around them to keep them firmly in place). A small cap (healing abutment) is placed on top of the implant to allow the gum to heal around it.
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Check x-rays are taken.
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Impressions are taken for the final prosthesis (crowns, bridges or dentures).
Step 4: Final Placements On Implants
- Final crowns, bridges or dentures are completed and placed onto implants
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Step 4: Final Placements On Implants
- Final crowns, bridges or dentures are completed and placed onto implants
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Dental Implants?
Dental Implants are a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth. They involve a titanium post surgically placed into the jawbone, acting as an artificial tooth root to support a crown, bridge, or denture.
Who is a suitable candidate for Dental Implants?
Most healthy adults with sufficient jawbone density can get Dental Implants. A consultation is necessary to assess your oral health and bone structure.
How long do Dental Implants last?
With proper care, Dental Implants can last a lifetime, making them a durable and reliable option for tooth replacement.
Are Dental Implants painful?
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia or sedation, ensuring minimal discomfort. Most patients report feeling only mild soreness afterward.
How long does the Dental Implant process take?
The entire process, including healing and crown placement, typically takes 3-6 months, depending on individual healing rates and treatment complexity.
What is the difference between All-on-4 and traditional Dental Implants?
All-on-4 Implants replace a full arch of teeth using only four strategically placed implants, offering quicker results and less invasive surgery compared to placing individual Dental Implants for each missing tooth.
Can Dental Implants improve my oral health?
Yes, Dental Implants prevent bone loss, maintain facial structure, and improve oral function compared to other tooth replacement options like dentures.
What if I don’t have enough bone for Dental Implants?
Procedures like bone grafting or sinus lifts can help rebuild jawbone density, making Dental Implants possible even for those with bone loss.
How do I care for my Dental Implants?
Treat Dental Implants like natural teeth—brush twice daily, floss, and attend regular dental check-ups to ensure their longevity.
Are financing options available for Dental Implants?
Yes, we offer flexible payment plans, including 0% interest financing, to make Dental Implants accessible to all patients.