Leading dental implant systems in British dental practices include:
| Implant Brand | UK Certification | Warranty Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Nobel Biocare | UKCA/CE Marked | 10-year warranty |
| Straumann UK | UKCA/CE Marked | 10-year warranty |
| Osstem UK | UKCA/CE Marked | 10-year warranty |
| Dentsply UK | UKCA/CE Marked | Extended warranty |
Our Primrose Hill practice utilises these GDC-approved implant systems with comprehensive warranties.
Private dental implant treatments in Central London include several components:
| Treatment Component | Included Services | General Cost Range |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Consultation | CBCT scan, Treatment planning | £95-£250 |
| Bone Grafting | Bio-Oss, Bio-Gide materials | £500-£2000 |
| Soft Tissue Grafting | PRF treatment, AlloDerm | £500-£1500 |
| Implant Placement | Surgical guide, Implant fixture | £1800-£3000 |
| Final Restoration | Custom abutment, Porcelain crown | £1000-£1500 |
Our specialists maintain:
Bruce’s treatment followed the British Association of Oral Surgery guidelines:
Initial Phase:
Preparation Stage:
| Treatment Stage | UK Protocol | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment | FGDP(UK) Standards | 1-2 visits |
| Planning | CBCT Analysis | 1-2 weeks |
| Surgery | GDC Guidelines | 1-2 hours |
| Integration | Monitored Healing | 3-6 months |
| Restoration | British Standards | 2-3 visits |
NHS implant availability:
| Treatment Type | NHS Availability | Private Option |
|---|---|---|
| Single Implant | Limited Cases | Full Choice |
| Multiple Implants | Exceptional Only | Available |
| Full Arch | Special Cases | Available |
| Bone Grafting | Limited | Comprehensive |
Approved bone grafting materials include:
| Material Type | UK Brand | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Xenograft | Bio-Oss | CE/UKCA Marked |
| Allograft | BioHorizons | CE/UKCA Marked |
| Synthetic | Geistlich | CE/UKCA Marked |
Our warranty programme provides:
Primary Coverage:
Protection Includes:
| Coverage Type | Duration | Inclusions |
|---|---|---|
| Implant | 10 Years | Full replacement |
| Crown | 5 Years | Repair/Replace |
| Maintenance | Lifetime | Annual Reviews |
British implant success rates:
| Timeframe | Success Rate | Evidence Base |
|---|---|---|
| 5 Years | 98% | UK Studies |
| 10 Years | 95% | Clinical Data |
| 15 Years | 93% | Long-term Research |
Our Primrose Hill practice maintains success through:
Advanced Technology:
Specialist Expertise:
Contact our Primrose Hill practice to begin your dental implant journey. Our GDC-registered specialists provide comprehensive treatment with full UKCA/CE marked materials and a 10-year warranty. Book your consultation today.
A bone graft is a surgical procedure that involves the placement of graft material to augment or replace bone tissue that has been lost or damaged. In the context of dental implants, bone grafting for dental implants is necessary when there is insufficient bone in the jaw to provide a stable foundation for the implant. This situation can arise due to various factors, including gum disease, tooth loss, or trauma. The graft material can be sourced from the patient, a donor, or synthetic materials.
Patients may require a bone graft before dental implant surgery due to bone loss in the jawbone. This can occur as a result of long-term gum disease, which leads to the deterioration of the bone in the jaw, or as a consequence of missing teeth where the bone has not been stimulated by the roots of teeth. A bone graft serves to increase the amount of bone available, thereby providing adequate support for the dental implants.
There are several types of bone grafts utilized in bone grafting for dental implants, including:
1. **Autografts**: This involves harvesting bones from another part of the patient's body, typically from the hip or chin, which is then placed in the jawbone.
2. **Allografts**: This type uses bone graft material sourced from a deceased donor, which is processed and sterilized for safety.
3. **Xenografts**: These grafts are made from animal bone, usually bovine, and are treated to be biocompatible with human tissue.
4. **Alloplasts**: Synthetic materials are used to create a graft that encourages the body to produce new bone.
