Dental Implants in London & UK | Compare Verified Specialists
Missing a tooth? Considering full mouth implants? Compare experienced, GDC registered implant dentists across London and the UK. Single implants from £2,000. Full arch solutions available.
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Price range
£2,000 – £6,000 per implant
Duration
3–9 months
Clinics
6 verified
Standard
GDC registered
Clinics offering Dental Implants
Verified, GDC registered clinics matched to your treatment needs.
Verified
One Dental - Camberwell
SE5 9PU
5.0(264)
The Modern Dentist
London · EC2A 4AQ
5.0(270)
Wimpole Street Smile Clinic
London · W1G 8YH
5.0(32)
Brentford Health & Dental
London · TW8 8AH
5.0(97)
Verified
Siha Dental | Dentist West London | Shepherds Bush
W12 9AU
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Dental implants are a surgical procedure. Experience and planning matter.
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Medical disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical or dental advice. Always consult a GDC-registered dental professional for diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Prices shown are estimates and may vary by clinic and individual case. Last reviewed: 2026-02-26.
5.0(132)
Tavistock Dental London
London · WC1H 9RU
4.9(812)
A titanium post placed into the jawbone
An abutment connector
A custom made crown that looks and functions like a natural tooth
Unlike bridges or dentures, implants replace the entire tooth including the root. This helps:
Preserve jawbone by preventing the bone loss that follows tooth loss
Restore chewing function so it feels completely natural
Maintain facial structure because bone preservation supports facial contours
Deliver a natural look and feel that is indistinguishable from real teeth
With proper care, the titanium post can last a lifetime.
Types of dental implants
Single implant
Replaces one missing tooth using one implant post and one crown. This is the most common type. Typical range: £2,000 to £3,500.
Implant supported bridge
Replaces multiple adjacent missing teeth using fewer implant posts for support. More cost effective than placing individual implants for each tooth.
All on 4 / All on 6
Full arch replacement (upper or lower jaw) using 4 to 6 strategically placed implants. The go to solution for patients who have lost most or all teeth in an arch. Typical range: £8,000 to £15,000 per arch.
Zygomatic implants
Advanced solution for patients with severe jawbone loss. Longer implants anchor into the cheekbone rather than the jawbone. Performed by specialist clinicians only and offered at fewer clinics.
The dental implant process
1. Consultation and 3D scan
A CBCT scan evaluates bone density and maps implant placement precisely. You receive a detailed treatment plan with full costs.
2. Bone grafting (if required)
If your jawbone is insufficient, a bone graft builds up the bone. This adds 3 to 6 months to the timeline as the graft needs to heal before the implant can be placed.
3. Implant placement
The titanium post is surgically placed under local anaesthetic. The procedure typically takes 1 to 2 hours per implant. A temporary tooth or healing cap is placed over the implant.
4. Healing (osseointegration)
Over 2 to 6 months, the implant fuses with the surrounding bone. During this time, you may wear a temporary crown or denture.
5. Final crown placement
Once the implant has fully integrated, the abutment is attached and your permanent crown is fitted. The final crown is matched to your natural teeth in colour and shape.
Proper planning is essential for long term success.
How much do dental implants cost?
Implant pricing depends on complexity, bone condition, and restoration type. Final costs are confirmed after clinical assessment.
Treatment
Typical UK cost
Single implant (post + abutment + crown)
£2,000 – £3,500
Implant supported bridge (2 implants)
£4,000 – £6,000
All on 4 (per arch)
£8,000 – £15,000
All on 6 (per arch)
£10,000 – £18,000
Bone graft (if required)
£300 – £800
CBCT scan
£100 – £250
Finance options
Most implant clinics offer flexible payment options:
0% interest finance over 12 to 24 months
Extended finance over 3 to 5 years (interest applies)
Staged payments with a deposit at consultation and balance split across treatment milestones
High quality implant treatment should be accessible and transparent.
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Dental implants are suitable for most adults in good general health. Key considerations:
Adequate jawbone density. Enough bone to support the implant post (bone grafting can help if not)
Healthy gums. Active gum disease must be treated before implant placement
Non smoker or willing to stop. Smoking significantly increases implant failure rates
Good oral hygiene commitment. Implants require the same care as natural teeth
Stable medical history. Uncontrolled diabetes and certain medications can affect healing
Age alone is not a barrier. Implants are placed successfully in patients from their late teens through to their 80s and beyond.
A consultation determines suitability. Some patients combine implants with Invisalign to align remaining teeth before or after implant placement.
Dental implants vs alternatives
Factor
Dental implants
Bridge
Dentures
Lifespan
20+ years (lifetime for post)
10 to 15 years
5 to 10 years
Looks and feels natural
Yes
Mostly
Less so
Affects adjacent teeth
No
Yes (filed down)
No
Prevents bone loss
Yes
No
No
Maintenance
Brush and floss normally
Extra cleaning needed
Remove to clean
Cost (UK)
£2,000 to £3,500 per tooth
£750 to £1,500 per unit
£300 to £2,000
While bridges and dentures remain valid options, implants offer the most natural and long term solution for many patients.
Recovery and aftercare
Days 1 to 3:
Mild swelling and discomfort are normal. Apply ice packs and take prescribed painkillers. Soft foods only.
Week 1:
Swelling subsides. Continue with soft foods. Gentle oral hygiene around the implant area.
Months 2 to 6:
Implant integrates with bone (osseointegration). Avoid excessive pressure on the implant. Your dentist monitors healing at scheduled check ups.
Long term:
Once the final crown is placed, care for your implant like a natural tooth. Brush twice daily, floss, and attend regular dental check ups.
Long term success depends on maintenance and regular dental reviews.
How to choose the right implant clinic
When selecting an implant dentist, consider:
Postgraduate training in implantology. Look for a Diploma or MSc in Implant Dentistry
Experience with similar cases. Ask about case volume and before and after examples
CBCT and digital planning. Clinics with advanced imaging offer more precise results
Transparent, all inclusive quotes. The price should cover implant, abutment, crown, CT scan, and follow up visits
Clear aftercare and guarantee policy. Many clinics offer a 5 to 10 year guarantee on implants
Verified GDC registration. All practising dentists must be registered with the General Dental Council
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If you've lost a tooth due to an accident or sudden injury, see our emergency dental care guide for immediate steps to take before your implant consultation.
