"Affordable Dental implants in Northampton covering Northamptonshire Midlands and West Midlands
"No More Missing Teeth or Dentures"
Reasons to Choose Abington Dental Practice for Dental Implants
- Affordable Fees. 0% Finance Options
- Dental Implant options
- Highest Level of Quality Service
- Experienced Dental Implant Dentists
- Personal Support, Treatment Care and Aftercare (we’re Always on-call)
- Individual solutions for your individual circumstances.
Don’t be governed by initial cost. Read this information from The General Dental Council. You could save a lot more than money in the long run.
Dental Implants in UK Or Abroad?
Things you should know About Treatment Abroad
- Hidden Costs
- Extra Flight Fees and hotel fees (If problems after treatment)
- You are not always seen by Same Dentist
- Can you get extra time off work for Aftercare?
- Resolving complaints can be difficult
- What are the quality standards of that Country?
0% Finance Available
A simple, interest free way to pay now, you can have the perfect smile you want, whether it is whitening, implants or veneers, we can make your treatment available and affordable NOW!
Ask Abington Dental how Dental Implants could make you look Years Younger
- Do you want to never wear dentures again?
- Have you had a road traffic accident and have missing or misaligned teeth?
- Are you embarrassed about your smile and have been suffering for long time?
- Do you want someone to talk to rather than be sold a treatment that is not right for you?
Dental Implants
What Are Dental Implants
Dental Implants permanently replace single or multiple Missing Teeth. They act as permanent replacements for natural roots of teeth. When a Dental Implant is placed, a natural looking Porcelain Dental Crown is designed to fit securely over the Dental Implant. Dental implants resemble and function like your normal teeth. Ultimately you should not notice the difference between real teeth and the dental implants.
Denture Supported Mini Implants and Dentures
Mini Implants can be ideal for replacing missing teeth or securing dentures. Mini Implants can be placed in a much shorter time than Conventional Dental Implants, typically in one visit. If you are in need of dental implants, but you are discouraged by the higher cost or waiting time, then Mini Implants are the solution.
Fin Implants are designed for people with thin jaw ridges, when the jaw bone has become thin as a result of not having natural teeth for some time. A lack of supporting bone means that a conventional screw implant is not sufficient. Fin implants avoid the need for the more traditional method of bone grafting to build up support for the implant.
Other Types of Dental Implants
Fin Implants
Fin Implants are designed for people with thin jaw ridges, when the jaw bone has become thin as a result of not having natural teeth for some time. A lack of supporting bone means that a conventional screw implant is not sufficient. Fin implants avoid the need for the more traditional method of bone grafting to build up support for the implant.
Blade Implants
Blade Implants are flat titanium Implants with one or two metal prongs on one long side. A blade implant is placed into the jaw so that the prong(s) stick out into the mouth where they will support Crowns or Bridges. Blade Implants are usually used in the back of the mouth where a patient has no teeth. Blade Implants are extremely robust, making them an ideal choice for the back of the mouth where there is greater force placed upon the teeth.
Sinus Grafting (Sinus Augmentation)
It is possible to increase the height of bone available in the upper jaw above the back teeth by creating new bone in the sinus. This procedure allows dental implants to be placed in areas otherwise inaccessible.
Sinus Lift
The Sinus Lift is a technique of raising the Sinus Lining so that there is sufficient space to provide additional bone that will help support the Dental Implants.
Nerve repositioning
This technique is performed when the patient does not have enough Jaw Bone to accommodate the Dental Implant or the quality of the Bone is not robust enough to hold the Implant at the back end of the bottom jaw. The Nerve located within the Lower Jaw is repositioned so that the Dental Implant can be placed.