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Start with you
Discuss your health, teeth, gums, preferences and what you want to improve.
DENTAL IMPLANTS
Missing teeth.
Let’s talk possibilities.
Eating, talking, smiling in a photograph. If missing teeth are getting in the way, start with a conversation about implants and the alternatives.
YOUR EVERYDAY, BACK IN VIEW
START WITH WHAT MATTERS
Which conversation
is yours?
You don’t need to pick a treatment today. These are useful questions to take to your dentist.
One gap.
A personal choice.
Ask whether an implant, bridge or another option would fit your teeth, gums and daily life. An assessment comes before a recommendation.
What are the alternatives for this gap?
What stages and healing would be involved?
What is included in my estimate?
YOUR EVERYDAY, BACK IN VIEW
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with
a conversation.
Talk about replacing missing teeth, with clear options and a personal assessment.
Your dentist will explain suitability, alternatives, risks and the likely costs. You can take time to ask questions before deciding.
A CLEARER PICTURE
What to
talk through.
02
Understand the full plan
Ask about assessment, any scans, surgery, healing, alternatives and the total estimate.
03
Look after the result
Discuss cleaning, review visits and long-term maintenance before deciding.
Are implants suitable for everyone?
No. Your dentist needs to assess your oral health, medical history and the bone available, then explain suitable options.
Will I get replacement teeth straight away?
The stages and healing time vary. Ask for a realistic personal timeline and whether any temporary teeth would be appropriate.
What are the alternatives?
Depending on your needs, alternatives may include dentures or a bridge. Your dentist can explain their benefits, limitations and costs.
What will it cost?
Ask for a written estimate that explains the full plan, including any additional procedures and ongoing care.
OTHER PLACES TO START
Explore a little more.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS HERE
Come as you are.
Let’s make a plan.
A check-up. A fresh start. A question you’ve been putting off.
We’d love to hear from you.
We’d love to hear from you.