Full mouth dental implants

The cheapest full mouth dental implants cost £326.70 and are a Band 3 treatment provided by the NHS. Not everyone can have NHS implants which are only provided for medical, not aesthetic, reasons. NHS implants last five years and cannot be renewed by the NHS. As a result, you will need to seek replacements from a local private dentist.

Our cheapest full mouth dental implants cost just £18,995. This covers all sedation to make your treatment pain free, tooth extraction, a minimum of four dental implants on each jaw, grade 5 titanium posts, abutments and acrylic bridges containing up to 14 teeth each.

For just £29,995 you can upgrade to hard wearing monolithic zirconia bridges that can last up to 20 years and give you a more natural-looking smile.

Full jaw dental implants, also known as All-on-4 or All-on-6 dental implants, replace a full jaw of teeth with a bridge containing up to 14 teeth supported by a minimum of four grade 5 titanium dental implants. Also called a single arch, bridge or horseshoe of teeth, this treatment is a fast way to replace painful, broken and missing teeth with a perfect new smile.

Full jaw dental implants cost from £11,995 for an acrylic bridge, rising to £15,995 for a hard-wearing zirconia bridge. Our most expensive full jaw implants cost £29,995, adding individually positioned custom-made porcelain crowns that give the ultimate in ultra-white, natural-looking teeth.

Having a single arch replaced can cause bite issues, preventing you from comfortably eating. If this is a concern please speak to your dentist.

Full arch dental implants, also known as All-on-4 or All-on-6 dental implants, replace a full arch of teeth with a bridge containing up to 14 teeth supported by a minimum of four grade 5 titanium dental implants. Also called a full jaw, bridge or horseshoe of teeth, this treatment is a fast way to replace painful, broken and missing teeth with a perfect new smile.

Full arch dental implants cost from £11,995 for an acrylic bridge, rising to £15,995 for a hard wearing zirconia bridge. Our most expensive full arch implants cost £29,995, adding individually positioned custom-made porcelain crowns that give the ultimate in ultra-white, natural-looking teeth.

Having a single arch replaced can cause bite issues preventing you from comfortably eating. If this is a concern please speak to your dentist.

You can have full mouth dental implants if you have significant damage to your teeth, loose or missing teeth that are causing pain and discomfort when biting and chewing. Consider implants if:

• You have been told dentures are an option
• You have been told that you will eventually lose your teeth
• You have chronic gum disease

Before having full mouth dental implants you must have healthy gums and jawbones. During your consultation you will have CT scans, X-rays and photographs to identify any issues that will prevent implants from being successful.

You should stop smoking and limit your alcohol in-take to help prevent bone loss, gum disease issues and help your implants last up to 20 years.

If you are not eligible for dental implants consider an implant-retained snap-on denture or false teeth.

It is worth getting dental implants if you want to remove the pain and embarrassment of having missing, broken, discoloured and damaged teeth. For many patients full mouth dental implants are truly life-changing, and the end of years of discomfort and anxiety.

• Bite and chew without pain
• Look younger*
• Improve your ability to speak
• Smile with confidence
• No need to hide your teeth

*Implants remove puckering and lines around your mouth, filling out your cheeks to potentially make you look younger.

It is not painful to get full mouth dental implants. At the start of your procedure you will be sedated, removing all pain and putting you in a comfortable dream-like state. Discuss your sedation options with your dentist when you book a consultation.

Full mouth dental implants on the NHS cost £326.70 and are a Band 3 treatment. Not everyone can have NHS implants which are only provided for medical, not aesthetic, reasons. NHS implants last five years and cannot be renewed by the NHS. As a result, you will need to seek replacements from a local private dentist.

Benefits of dentures

• Cheaper
• Easier to clean
• Easy to replace

Downside of dentures

• Slide around
• Food gets underneath

Benefits of implants

• Hard wearing
• Natural looking
• Bite and chew with confidence

Downside of implants

• Expensive

The different types of dental implant include:

• Tooth implant: a single implant supporting a custom-made porcelain crown
• Teeth implants: a bridge containing multiple teeth supported by an individual implant or, for longer bridges, two or more implants
• All-on-4 full arch dental implant is a long bridge also known as an arch that supports an entire set of upper or lower teeth
• Full mouth dental implants: full arches for both upper and lower teeth
• Zygomatic implants: if you have bone loss on your upper jaw a zygomatic dental implant bypasses the affected area, securing to the zygoma bone further up in your cheek
• Pterygoid implants: if you have bone loss on your upper jaw a pterygoid dental implant bypasses the affected area, securing to a bone further up in your cheek
• Implant-retained denture: also known as a snap-on denture, is a removable prosthetic that is supported by dental implants

Other names for dental implants include

• Smile in a Day, Teeth in a Day™, Same-day dental implants: the dental implant procedure is completed the same day however, it can take several months before you have your final zirconia bridges fitted.

Before your procedure

You will have a consultation with your local YDS dentist. You will discuss your treatment options, have your questions answered and have scans to check for any issues that would prevent your implants from being a success. Your dentist will create a treatment plan that outlines the steps needed to make your dream smile a reality.

During your procedure

1. You will be welcomed and review the procedure being undertaken
2. You will be sedated to make your treatment pain-free
3. Your teeth will be extracted
4. Your gums prepared to receive implants
5. Pilot holes are drilled into your jawbone
6. Grade 5 titanium implants are secured to your jawbone
7. Abutments are added
8. A temporary acrylic arch is fit, this gives you new teeth in a day

After your procedure

1. In the next 3-4 months your gums will heal
2. Your new custom bridge is designed
3. A wax prototype of your final bridges are fit
4. Adjustments are made to your bridge work
5. Your final bridge is fit

There are many reasons why Yorkshire Dental Suite is your best choice for full mouth dental implants including:

• 1,000s of happy patients
• The highest possible rating of 'Good' by the Care Quality Commission
• Rated 4.9 stars from over 7,000 Google reviews
• Nine state-of-the-art dental clinics throughout the UK
• Award-winning dental team
• Honest and ethical consulting - we will never recommend an unnecessary treatment
• Spread the cost with a wide range of finance options
• Help with travel and free hotel stay (Leeds only, <60-mile radius)

The surgical procedure takes around seven hours to complete (including breaks). This gives you a brand-new smile the very same day. If you include consultations and healing time, the total treatment takes between three and four months.

Full mouth dental implants last up to 20 years with care. This timespan is not due to any material issues as the titanium and zirconia used can last longer, but is instead due to how your mouth changes. In rare occasions your implants can wear, causing your bridge to become loose. In both cases you will have several options open to you. Simply call to discuss your choices with your dentist.