MULTIPLE TEETH TREATMENT
For adjacent missing or failing teeth, a multi-implant bridge is often a better replacement solution than a number of individual implants
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Multiple tooth treatment explained VIDEO (56 seconds)
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Multiple tooth treatment explained VIDEO (56 seconds)
Interested in spreading the cost of your treament?
An effective all-round solution
Chewing, appearance and confidence can all be improved by replacing a number of teeth at the same time.
An effective all-round solution
Chewing, appearance and confidence can all be improved by replacing a number of teeth at the same time.
A more economical answer
If you have a number of adjacent teeth missing, a multi-implant bridge represents a better and usually more affordable answer because you will need fewer implants than the number of teeth you are replacing – 3 or even 4 new teeth will often only require two implants.
Multiple implant treatment costs:
Clinical consultation
Radiographs – 2D / 3D (if required)
Treatment – 3 teeth with 2 implants
Treatment – 4 teeth with 2 implants
* excludes bone augmentation if required
No Charge
£45 – £200
£5,175*
£6,150*
Multiple implant treatment costs:
Clinical consultation
No Charge
Radiographs – 2D / 3D (if required)
£45 – £200
Treatment – 3 teeth with 2 implants
£5,175*
Treatment – 4 teeth with 2 implants
£6,150*
* excluding bone augmentation if required
The best way to fill a gap
Implants are replacement teeth that both feel and look better than dentures. Likely to last a lifetime, they are the next best thing to natural teeth.
Some of our recent success stories
The best way to understand what a multiple teeth implant treatment can do is to hear from the people who have had one. Many of our patients tell us how replacing several missing or failing teeth has restored not only their smile, but their confidence and the everyday pleasure of chewing and eating comfortably again. Below are a couple of recent stories that capture exactly that. To read more, visit our patient stories page.
Vera felt at ease throughout treatment
“It’s the best thing I ever did” says Vera, regarding her multiple teeth implants here at The Implant Experts. “I was extremely surprised at how relaxed I felt, probably with the staff Ben had, as well, they just made me feel so comfortable”.
Pain-free experience for Sheila
“During the surgery itself, I was aware of what was going on, but did not suffer any sort of discomfort at all” says Sheila. “The thing about my implants now is that I don’t regard them as anything other than my teeth”.
Frequently asked questions
What is a multi-implant bridge?
A multi-implant bridge is a row of fixed replacement teeth held in place by dental implants. Rather than giving every tooth its own implant, a few implants support several teeth together, creating a secure and natural-feeling result.
Why do I need fewer implants than the number of teeth being replaced?
Because the new teeth are joined together as a bridge, each implant can carry more than one tooth. Three or even four new teeth will often need only two implants, which keeps your treatment simpler and more affordable.
How many implants will I need?
This depends on how many teeth are missing and the condition of your jawbone. As a guide, a bridge of three or four teeth usually needs two implants. Our team will confirm the exact number after examining your mouth.
Do my missing teeth need to be next to each other?
A multi-implant bridge works best when the gaps sit next to one another, as the teeth are joined in a single span. If your missing teeth are spread further apart, we may suggest separate implants instead, and we will advise on the best approach at your consultation.
How is this different from same day or full arch implants?
A multiple teeth bridge replaces a section of missing or failing teeth, whereas full arch treatment replaces a complete upper or lower set. If only some of your teeth need replacing, a multi-implant bridge is often the more suitable and economical choice.
Why choose a bridge on implants rather than several single implants?
Replacing a run of neighbouring teeth with a supported bridge usually calls for fewer implants, which means less surgery and a lower overall cost, while still giving you firmly fixed teeth that look and feel natural.
How much does a multiple teeth bridge cost?
Treatment starts from £5,175 for three teeth on two implants, and from £6,150 for four teeth on two implants. Bone grafting, if it is required, is quoted separately. You will receive a fully itemised plan before you decide to go ahead.
Can my new teeth be fitted quickly?
Often, yes. The implants for a bridge are usually placed in a single appointment, and many patients carry on with their day soon afterwards. Your permanent bridge is fitted once the implants have bonded securely with the bone.
How do I keep an implant bridge clean?
Daily brushing, cleaning beneath and between the bridge with the tools we recommend, and regular hygienist visits will keep it healthy. Well cared for, an implant bridge can give you many comfortable years of use.
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