Frequently asked questions

We focus exclusively on full jaw dental implants and do not offer single or sectional implant treatments. Unfortunately, this means we wouldn’t be the right provider if you’re looking for individual tooth implants.

We regularly treat patients with bone loss, gum disease, and periodontal disease. Our approach is designed to address these conditions, so you can still be a suitable candidate for treatment.

No. General anaesthesia is not permitted for full jaw dental implant procedures in general dental practice. However, we offer oral medication prior to the procedure, which many patients choose to help them feel relaxed and at ease. During the surgery itself, a local anaesthetic is administered to the jaw area to ensure the treatment site is fully numb and comfortable.

In some cases, single-jaw treatment may be possible; however, the majority of our treatments involve both jaws. This is because decisions are based on clinical factors that support long-term stability and function. Designing implant-supported restorations to work alongside natural teeth—especially if those teeth are misaligned—can be complex and may lead to less predictable long-term outcomes.

Our priority is to recommend the most reliable and durable solution for your overall oral health.