Frequently asked questions
A dental implant is a titanium metal rod which is placed into the jawbone. It is used to support one or more false teeth. In practice, both the false teeth and their supporting rod are known as ‘implants’.
Implants are a well-established, tried-and-tested treatment. 90 per cent of modern implants last for at least 15 years.
Yes. You can have any number of teeth replaced with implants – from one single tooth to a complete set.
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What are dental implants?A
A dental implant is a titanium metal rod which is placed into the jawbone. It is used to support one or more false teeth. In practice, both the false teeth and their supporting rod are known as ‘implants’.
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Are implants safe? How long will they last?A
Implants are a well-established, tried-and-tested treatment. 90 per cent of modern implants last for at least 15 years.
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I have some of my own teeth. Can I still have implants?A
Yes. You can have any number of teeth replaced with implants – from one single tooth to a complete set.
