Dental implants are artificial tooth roots (usually titanium or zirconia) surgically placed into your jaw to hold a replacement tooth or bridge. They fuse with the bone, creating a stable base for chewing and a natural appearance.
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Dental implants in Surbiton are the gold-standard option for replacing missing teeth as naturally as possible. Unlike dentures or traditional bridgework, which sit on top of the gums or rely on neighbouring teeth for support, a permanent implant is placed directly into the jawbone, where it acts like an artificial tooth root.
Once healed, this creates a strong, stable foundation for a crown, bridge, or denture that looks, feels and functions very much like a natural tooth.
Because implants fuse with the bone, they don’t just fill a gap; they also help to protect your jaw structure. When a tooth is lost, the bone in that area can gradually shrink away over time. Choosing a dental implant provides gentle, necessary stimulation to the area, helping to maintain bone volume and support your natural facial features. This helps prevent the sunken appearance that sometimes develops with multiple missing teeth or long-term denture wear.
Implants are also highly versatile. Our clinical team can use them to deliver a bespoke cosmetic dental implant to restore a single gap, or provide advanced options, including:
Modern restorations are crafted from premium titanium or, in selected cases, ceramic zirconia. These strong, long-lasting materials are highly biocompatible and well accepted by the body. Carefully planned missing teeth replacement blends in beautifully with your natural smile, helping restore your confidence in everyday life.
To ensure the highest level of safety and long-term success for your dental implant treatment, we utilise a hospital-grade diagnostic and planning tech stack:
Patients choose dental implants in Surrey for many reasons. Key benefits of this modern approach include:
Put simply, this treatment is a powerful option for replacing missing teeth, combining reliable function, a natural appearance and long-term oral health.
At Surbiton Dental, we follow a precise, step-by-step process to ensure your journey is safe, comfortable and predictable:


Your smile is in expert hands with Dr Eamon, our expert Dentist. As an experienced clinician, Dr Eamon provides carefully planned dental implants in Surbiton for a wide range of cases. Whether you need a single cosmetic dental implant or a complex full-mouth restoration, his focus is always on:
Modern dental implants in Surrey can be customised in two main ways to suit your health, lifestyle and aesthetic goals:
During your consultation, our team will help you choose the ideal material for replacing missing teeth:
Both premium materials offer a safe, reliable way to rebuild your smile. Your final selection will depend on your unique bite pattern, your aesthetic preferences and the exact location of the missing tooth.
As well as different materials, there are several clinical approaches and designs used to help patients seeking to replace missing teeth:
If you are missing most or all of your teeth, choosing implant-retained dentures provides a massive improvement in daily comfort and peace of mind compared to traditional removable options.
Conventional dentures simply rest on top of the gums. They rely purely on suction or adhesives, which can lead to embarrassing movement or sore spots when you chew or speak. By choosing a stabilised implant solution:
By relying on this modern foundation instead of just the gums, you benefit from significantly better chewing efficiency, reduced rubbing and a completely natural feel. It serves as a highly reliable middle ground between a conventional denture and a full fixed bridge.
We view advanced dentistry as a lifelong investment in your well-being. To ensure your care fits your lifestyle perfectly, we provide flexible dental implant finance options through Tabeo alongside affordable monthly practice membership plans.
Ready to explore your options? Book your consultation with our friendly team in Surbiton today. Call us on 020 8399 4311 or contact us here to begin your journey.
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What exactly are dental implants, and how do they work?
Dental implants are artificial tooth roots (usually titanium or zirconia) surgically placed into your jaw to hold a replacement tooth or bridge. They fuse with the bone, creating a stable base for chewing and a natural appearance.
How long will dental implants actually last if I take good care of them?
With proper care, most dental implants last 10 to 20 years or more. Studies show an average survival rate of 92% over 20 years. Excellent oral hygiene and regular dentist visits extend their lifespan.
Is it painful to get a dental implant?
The procedure is done under local anaesthesia, so you shouldn’t feel pain during placement. Some mild discomfort or swelling is normal afterwards, but is usually well managed with over-the-counter pain relief.
From start to finish, how long does it take to get a dental implant?
The full process usually takes 3 to 6 months, including healing time after placing the implant and before fitting the final crown. In some cases, it can be a bit quicker or longer, depending on your situation.
What percentage of dental implants are successful?
Dental implants have a success rate of 90 to 97% depending on the length of the follow-up: about 97% at 10 years and 92% at 20 years.
How common is it for a dental implant to fail?
Implant failure is rare, with studies showing failure rates of 2–5% within the first few years after placement. The main risks are infection, poor bone quality, smoking, or inadequate aftercare.
Can dental implants be used to replace all my missing teeth, or just one?
Dental implants can replace one, several, or all missing teeth. For full-mouth solutions, implants support bridges or dentures known as “All-on-4” or “All-on-6.”
How much do dental implants cost in the UK?
The average cost for a single dental implant in the UK ranges from £2,500 to £3,000 per tooth. Surbiton Dental offers implant + crown treatment from just £2,850, providing exceptional value for a high-quality, all-inclusive procedure. Additional treatments like bone grafting (from £500) or sinus lifts (from £800 to £1,250) may affect the total cost depending on your clinical needs.
Does dental insurance help pay for implants, or are there ways to spread out the cost?
Most UK dental insurance policies don’t cover dental implants by default, though some may help with related procedures. Fortunately, Surbiton Dental offers flexible finance through Tabeo, allowing you to spread the cost of treatment. You can apply for interest-free payment plans up to 12 months, or choose extended plans up to 60 months (5 years) with competitive interest rates. Applications are quick, online, and won’t affect your credit score when checking eligibility. This makes it easier to budget for implants without compromising on care.
Are dental implants better than dentures or bridges?
Dental implants are more stable, feel more natural, and help maintain your jawbone compared to dentures or bridges, which can slip and require more maintenance. Implants are often considered the best long-term option for suitable candidates.
How soon after getting a tooth pulled can I have an implant put in?
Most often, your dentist will recommend waiting a few weeks to a few months for the site to heal. Your dentist will assess bone health to decide whether immediate or delayed placement is suitable.
Will my dental implants look and feel just like my natural teeth?
Yes, dental implants are designed to look, feel, and function almost exactly like natural teeth, blending in with your smile.
What foods shouldn't I eat after I've had dental implant surgery?
After surgery, avoid hard, sticky, crunchy, or spicy foods for the first week. Stick to soft, cool foods (like yoghurt, mashed potatoes, smoothies) until healing improves.
How do I know which type of dental implants I need?
Your dentist will evaluate your bone health, the number/location of missing teeth, and your overall health to recommend the right type and design of implant for you.
What happens to dental implants after 25 years?
With good care, many implants still function well after 20 to 25 years; studies show around 78 to 92% still survive at 20 years. However, some may need replacement or maintenance due to bone loss, gum disease, or wear over time.
