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Chingford Smile& Orthodontic Studio

Dental implants in Chingford

The closest thingto your own tooth.

A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth, supporting a crown, bridge or secure denture. Eat what you like, speak without hesitation and smile without thinking about it.

Single implant, upper front tooth — after treatment
Single implant, upper front tooth — before treatment
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Single implant, upper front tooth

Shared with patient consent. Individual results vary.

Why implants

More than filling a gap

Missing teeth affect far more than appearance. Neighbouring teeth drift, chewing becomes uneven and the jawbone gradually shrinks where the root used to be.

Function restored

Bite and chew confidently, without avoiding foods you enjoy.

Bone preserved

An implant stimulates the jawbone, helping maintain facial shape.

Neighbours protected

Unlike a bridge, healthy adjacent teeth stay untouched.

Digital implant planning on a dental scanner

Planning

Measured twice, placed once

Implant success is decided long before the appointment itself. We use detailed imaging and digital planning to determine the exact position, angle and depth, which makes the procedure quicker, gentler and far more predictable.

  1. 01

    Assessment

    Gum health, bone volume and your overall dental picture.

  2. 02

    Placement

    A precise procedure under local anaesthetic.

  3. 03

    Integration

    Healing time while the implant fuses with the bone.

  4. 04

    Your new tooth

    A crown or bridge shaped and shaded to match.

Good to know

Implant questions, answered plainly

How long do dental implants last?+

With healthy gums and regular maintenance, implants can last for decades. The crown attached to the implant may need replacing after many years of use.

How long does the whole process take?+

Typically three to six months from placement to final tooth, allowing time for the implant to integrate with the bone. We'll always keep you looking presentable in the meantime.

Can implants replace several teeth?+

Yes. A small number of implants can support a bridge or secure a full denture, which is often life-changing for patients struggling with loose dentures.

What if I've been told I don't have enough bone?+

Options such as bone grafting or shorter, narrower implants can often make treatment possible. We'll assess this carefully with detailed imaging.

Interested in spreading the cost? See our finance options.

Let's look at your options

Book an implant consultation in Chingford. We'll assess honestly and explain every alternative, including the simpler ones.

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