IMPLANTS FOR SINGLE TEETH AND SMALL GAPS
When one tooth is missing — or there is a gap of several teeth — implants can provide a fixed, natural-feeling replacement without relying on neighbouring teeth.
The aim is always a solution that feels comfortable, looks in keeping with your smile, and fits your situation.
How treatment is planned
Every case starts with a careful assessment. Depending on the position of the gap and the surrounding teeth, treatment may involve:
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A single implant replacing one tooth
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A small number of implants supporting a fixed bridge
The approach is chosen to balance predictability, comfort, and long-term stability.
Comfort & anxiety
Appointments are deliberately unhurried.
Local anaesthetic is used as standard, and conscious sedation is available where appropriate for patients who would prefer additional support.
What to expect
Treatment is planned in clear stages:
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A consultation to understand your situation and discuss options
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Placement of the implant or implants
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A period of healing
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Fitting of the final tooth or bridge
You’ll know what is planned before anything is carried out.
Single and Small gap Implant Case Studies
SINGLE IMPLANT WITH VENEERS CASE STUDY
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SINGLE IMPLANT CASE STUDY 2
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SINGLE IMPLANT CASE STUDY 3
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SINGLE IMPLANT CASE STUDY 4
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SMALL GAP CASE STUDY 1
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SMALL GAP CASE STUDY 2
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SMALL GAP CASE STUDY 3
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