Your guide to dental implants in the UK with Dental Implants Near Me

How does Dental Implants Near Me work?

• Step 1: Fill out the Quick Quote form
  Start by entering your details, including your location, how far you're willing to travel, and when you would like to book a dental implant consultation.
• Step 2: Receive quotes and availability
  We'll match you with top-rated dental implant clinics near you. You'll receive their pricing and available appointment dates directly in your inbox.
• Step 3: Choose and book direct
  Compare the options at your leisure and book a consultation directly with the clinic that is best for you.

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Why choose Dental Implants Near Me?

Say goodbye to the hassle of endless searching, emails, and phone calls. With Dental Implants Near Me, our free quick quote service helps you save time and money. It's fast and easy to customise your search based on location, budget, or type of dental implants.

Clinics that match your criteria will send detailed pricing and consultation availability directly to your inbox, making it easy for you to compare and select the best option for your needs.

Dentists are aware that they are competing for your business, this competition can drive down prices, helping you get the best deal possible. Some clinics may even offer package deals or discounts that you wouldn't find on their website.

When you're ready, you can book directly with your chosen clinic—quickly, easily, and transparently. Just as it should be.

What types of dental implants are there?

Your consultation will assess oral health, bone condition and level of restoration required and that will determine which type of dental implant is best for you. Here's a quick overview of the most common types:

• Endosteal Implants

  These are the go-to choice for most patients. Made typically from titanium, they're shaped like small screws and placed directly into the upper or lower jawbone. They provide a strong foundation for attaching single or multiple implanted teeth, such as a full arch.

• Subperiosteal Implants

  These sit on top of the jawbone but underneath the gums. They're ideal for patients who don't have enough healthy jawbone and prefer not to undergo a procedure to augment it.

• Zygomatic Implants

  These are less common and are anchored in the cheekbone instead of the jawbone. They're generally considered when there isn't enough jawbone for standard implants.

• Mini Dental Implants (MDIs)

  Think of these as the smaller siblings of traditional implants. They're much more narrow, roughly the size of a toothpick, and are placed through less-invasive techniques. Often used to stabilise lower dentures.

How much do dental implants cost in the UK? Our 2024 price guide and overview.

The cost of dental implants in the UK can vary widely based on several factors including the dentist's experience, the location of the clinic, the type of implant and procedure, and whether additional treatments like bone grafting are needed. Here are some general cost guidelines:

• Single Dental Implant

  The cost for a single dental implant typically ranges from about £1,750 to £3,000. This price usually includes the implant, the abutment (the component that screws into the implant), and the dental crown.

• Multiple Implants

  For multiple teeth, the cost can range significantly, starting at around £1,750 per implant up to £25,000 per jaw, depending on whether you need multiple single implants or a full arch.

• Full Arch (All-on-4, All-on-6 and All-on-8)

  Full arch replacements can cost from £10,000 to £25,000 per jaw in the UK, depending on the implant system and complexity.
  
  All-on-4 cost
  An increasingly popular option known as "All-on-4", where a full set of upper or lower teeth is supported on just four implants, typically costing from £10,000 to £15,000 per jaw.
  
  All-on-6 cost
  The All-on-6 technique uses six implants to support a full arch of teeth. This option provides additional stability and often ranges from £15,000 to £20,000 per jaw.
  
  All-on-8 cost
  The All-on-8 option provides the highest level of stability and support, utilizing eight implants per jaw. This is particularly suited for patients who require the maximum possible support for their dental prosthetics. Costs for All-on-8 procedures usually range from £18,000 to £25,000 per jaw.

• Implanted Dentures

  Implant-supported dentures provide a more stable and natural feeling than traditional dentures, typically costing from £4,000 to £9,000 per jaw. These dentures are securely anchored to the jaw using multiple implants, so you can wave goodbye to embarrassing slips.

• Additional Procedures

  Some patients require additional procedures such as extractions, bone grafts, or sinus lifts before implants can be placed. These procedures can add significantly to the total cost. For instance, a bone graft can add between £500 and £2,500 to the overall price depending on the complexity and amount of bone material needed.

It's important to note that many dental clinics offer financing or payment plans to help manage the cost of treatment.

Additionally, it's a good idea to check whether any part of the treatment might be covered by dental insurance or health plans. In the UK, NHS coverage for dental implants is quite limited, typically available only under specific medical circumstances. If you do qualify for NHS treatment, the costs are generally much lower, falling within specific NHS bands or in some cases free. However, the exact prices can vary, so it's best to discuss these details with your dentist.

Always consult with a dental professional to get a detailed quote that includes all potential costs tailored to your situation.