Dental Implants in Southwark,  SE1 London

When replacing a missing or soon to be removed tooth, we often recommend a single tooth dental implant.

What is a single tooth dental implant?

A single tooth dental implant replaces a missing, damaged or decayed tooth with a prosthetic tooth that is held in place via an implant. This implant is made up of a titanium screw that acts as the new ‘root’ for your prosthetic tooth.

Why do I need a single tooth dental implant?

We recommend single tooth dental implants to our patients missing a single tooth or who are getting a tooth extracted due to decay or damage that is beyond repair. We believe that, where possible, it is always better to replace a missing tooth.

Missing teeth can lead to further damage and complications in the future, as well as causing a lack of confidence in your smile. Some of the issues that can arise due to missing teeth include further misalignment of the remaining teeth, food debris getting lodged, tooth decay, bad breath, and bone loss in the jaw.

What is the treatment like?

A single tooth dental implant is usually fitted over two appointments. After a consultation where we’ll ascertain whether you’re a suitable candidate for an implant, you’ll return to us to get the implant fitted.

After a wait of a few months, during which the titanium screw fuses with the jawbone, you’ll come back in for your final appointment where we’ll fit your prosthetic tooth.

Beware of Scams: Unauthorized Use of Our Practice Details

We want to alert our valued patients and the public to a concerning issue: the unauthorized use of our practice details in potential scams. It has come to our attention that some individuals or entities are falsely claiming to offer government grants for implants using our practice’s information.

Please note that we do not offer any government grants for implants.

These scams are fraudulent attempts to deceive individuals by misusing our reputable name and services. We take this matter seriously and are actively working to address and prevent such unauthorized activities.

How to Identify Potential Scams:

1. Unsolicited Communication: Be cautious of unsolicited emails, phone calls, or messages offering government grants for implants. Legitimate businesses typically do not initiate contact in this manner.
2. Requests for Personal Information: Avoid providing personal or financial information to unknown sources without verifying their legitimacy.
3. Promises of Immediate Benefits: Exercise caution if the offer promises immediate benefits or seems too good to be true.

Our Payment Options:

Rest assured, our practice offers transparent and legitimate payment options for our services, including pay-as-you-go and financing through external finance companies, subject to a credit check.

If you encounter any suspicious activity or have concerns about potential scams using our practice details, please notify us immediately. Your trust and security are of utmost importance to us, and we are committed to ensuring the integrity of our services and protecting our patients from fraudulent activities.

Thank you for your attention and understanding.