Multiple Dental Implants from £3,990

Replace Multiple Missing Teeth in East Grinstead

Do you have two or more missing teeth in a row?
Have several gaps throughout your smile?
Need more than one implant?

Don’t worry – using multiple dental implants or implant-based solutions, we can replace a row of missing teeth with relative ease. Two implants, for example, would cost £3,990.

At The Smile Gallery in East Grinstead, we’re home to some of the most skilled and experienced missing teeth dentists in the UK, who have dedicated much of their career to implant and prosthetic dentistry. So, you can rest assured that you’re in the safest hands here.

Start with a consultation for £120*, which will get you started on your implant journey and include all necessary scans.

*Cost is redeemable from the treatment cost if you decide to proceed.

Mary Whitby

2023-07-12

Always 5⭐️

Summer Knox

2023-07-06

Had such a good experience with my Invisalign at The Smile Gallery. Very friendly and professional staff. Would definitely recommend.

Roselle George

2023-06-12

Dr. Esen and Olivia were extremely gentle on me. I'm a big baby! Dr. Esen numbed my gum and I felt nothing more while she filled the upper tooth. Thank you.

Catharine Crowson

2023-05-05

So pleased I went to the Smile Gallery. I’ve had two veneers done with them as well as my usual check ups. Can’t fault them!

Jerónimo Berruezo

2023-04-21

Fantastic work and such nice people. You guys are amazing and we will be back for more work. My family loved being here

Tia Michael

2023-04-21

Just want to say a MASSIVE thank you too Dr Rahul and Nicole. I was in yesterday for composite bonding and I’m over the moon with my new teeth. Dr Rahul listened to exactly what I wanted and I couldn’t be happier. Both Nicole and Rahul were so kind and reassuring💕would recommend to anyone ☺️

Simon Elias

2023-03-30

Great place, very attentive.

steve millington

2023-03-25

Excellent team, very friendly and caring.

Anna lueocy

2023-03-14

East Grinstead - The dentists are lovely here! I will definitely be returning.

Patricia D

2023-03-12

A colleague of mine recommended this brilliant team 👏 😀 that I can only speak highly of when it comes to their professionalism and dedication. I happen to live quite far BUT that honestly is all worth it. Dr Rahul & Dr Jaime ABSOLUTELY THE BEST 👏 👌 I know it's going to be a long journey for me but having such wonderful team will make the process less stressful. I can't thank them enough for being ever so patient, also the ever so lovely receptists whomno matter how busy they are they always welcome you with such warmth. Huge thanks for making a difference to those of us that in a way left it a bit "too late" going to the dentist.

before and after several implants

Cost of multiple implant placement

Dental implants cost from £1,995 for a single implant.

Patients can also explore the more cost-effective implant-supported bridges, for example, which can use one or two implants to rebuild a row of missing teeth.

0% finance is available for patients looking to spread the cost of their treatment over 12 months.

For patients hoping for longer terms, you can extend your finances up to 60 months with additional APR charges.

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Multiple implants are the most recommended solution

When it comes to prosthetics, there’s no better solution for missing teeth than a dental implant.

They anchor into the jawbone, which provides patients with a permanent, non-removable replacement for their missing teeth.

Moreover, the final transformation mimics and matches a smile that looks somewhat like the original but better.

Types of multiple implant treatments:

Implant-supported bridges: Where several teeth are missing in a row.
Individual multiple implant placement: Single implants are positioned for singular gaps in the mouth. Final restoration using crowns.
All-on-4: For cases of total tooth loss in one or both arches. The method uses only four implants.

A full arch of missing teeth? Explore the more affordable implant-retained dentures.

Placing multiple implants – the process

It can take anywhere from 3-5 hours to place multiple implants.
The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, with sedation available for nervous patients.
Following the procedure, patients must wait up to three months for the implant site to heal and for the implant to successfully fuse with the jawbone before being fitted with the final restoration.
Once the implant and jaw have fused successfully and the abutment has been placed, the crown or bridge can be permanently attached on top.

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Choose The Smile Gallery every time

98.2% success rate placing dental implants.
Incredible implant dentists and oral surgeons who tackle complex cases.
We say ‘yes’ where other dentists might say ‘no.’
The necessary technology in-house to make it happen under one roof.
The highest-rated and most-reviewed dentist in East Grinstead.
One of the top providers of dental implants in Sussex.

Alternatives to multiple implants

Patients can explore traditional prosthetic solutions like dental bridges or metal dentures but might be sad to discover they offer none of the unique benefits of implants.

For example, dentures are removable, relying on metal clasps in this instance and reported to be uncomfortable.

Plus, they’re more subjectable to repairs and replacements, which, if you do the math, can cost you more in the long run.

Bridges, on the other hand, whilst slightly aesthetically better, have one major downside: they rely on otherwise healthy adjacent teeth to be filed down so they can be fitted with crowns to support your replacement tooth.

Don’t live with missing teeth

As reputable dentists, it’s our job to educate patients on the problems and oral health consequences which can result directly from ignoring multiple tooth loss.

Patients who decide to live with missing teeth and ignore their gaps put themselves at risk of consequences, which can lead to bone recession, further tooth loss and gum disease.

Without teeth, the bone in the jaw begins to recede and deplete – and once it’s gone, it cannot regrow back, which means if you want to consider dental implants in the future, the process will be much more difficult and longer.

Without bone in the jaw, dental implants will not work.

So, if you’re interested in implants now, and it’s been longer than six months since you’ve lost your teeth, it’s recommended to start this process as soon as possible to avoid high additional costs and lengthy pre-prosthetic procedures.

Or call our practice on St James Road, East Grinstead, on 01342 321 094 to organise your consultation.