Mini Dental Implants London

Fed up of loose dentures? Have a small gap that you would like to place an implant in but without the cost? Mini dental implants maybe the answer for you. Mini Dental Implants Cost From £1400 (or £50 per month)

At Smile Cliniq you can take advantage of a service in which we place mini implants to replace small teeth or to secure a loose denture, they can even be used for anchorage for orthodontic treatments.

Mini Dental Implants London Reviews

London Mini Dental Implants Dentists at Smile Cliniq

Dr Chetan Kaher

BDS BSc (Hons) MFDS RCS (Eng)

Principal Dentist
Dr Chetan Kaher
Dr Evdokia Chasioti

DipDS, MDS

Specialist Periodontist

Dr Evdokia Chasioti

What Do Mini Dental Implants London Look Like?

Mini implants are ultra-small diameter, biocompatible titanium alloy implant screws that are as strong as a normal-sized conventional implant. It takes the form of a slim titanium screw with a retaining fixture that can be incorporated into a denture. The retaining fixture (meta housing) contains a rubber ‘O-ring’ that acts like a socket.

This ‘O-ring’ holds a denture in place by snapping over the ball on the top of the implant. This enables the denture to rest easily but securely on top of the gum tissue.

Who Would Choose a Mini Dental Implant?

Patients with loose dentures, with small gaps or those for whom conventional implants are not suitable. Also, patients undergoing orthodontic treatment, do not want to have extra-oral anchorage (headgear).

Are Mini Implants reliable?

Yes, with very high long-term success rates.

What Are The Benefits Of Mini Dental Implants London?

There are many benefits to mini dental implants London, including:

Mini dental implants are smaller and easier to place, which leads to a much more affordable option for patients
There secure dentures in place with less likelihood of them falling out
They provide better comfort and allow you to eat a wide variety of foods more confidently
They are very good for restoring small gaps, where a conventional implant is too big

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Risks of Mini Dental Implants London

Mini implants are less stable – Overall, mini implants tend to be less stable than traditional dental implants (as they have as a smaller surface area). This is why multiple mini implants are often used to stabilize a set of implant-supported dentures or an implant-supported dental bridge.
Not a good option if you grind your teeth – Teeth grinding can damage and wear down mini-implants much more quickly than traditional implants. However, proper care like a night guard can prevent this issue.
Jaw bone still must be healthy – Even though you don’t need as much bone material as a traditional implant, you still must have a healthy jaw bone with enough vertical bone support and density to accommodate a mini implant.

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Mini Dental Implants London FAQs

Patients should expect to get around a 6–9-year success from mini dental implants, in comparison to conventional implants that should be successful for over 15 years or much more if maintained correctly.

A dentist is more likely to prefer implants over other replacement teeth options because they are the option that most closely mimics natural teeth. But not everyone has strong enough bone in their jaw to get traditional implants.

Mini implants are smaller than regular implants. While mini implants are about the thickness of a toothpick, regular implants are about 3.4 to 5.8 millimetres in diameter. Because mini implants are so small, they can be used for smaller teeth. Mini implants do not use abutments or screws as regular implants do.

The mini dental implants used in these procedures have been demonstrated to have high success rates. Over a 12-year period, 5640 mini dental implants were placed with overall survival of 92.1%.

Find Our Clinics

St Johns Wood Practice

Address:
102 Boundary Rd, London NW8 0RH

Nearest Station:
Swiss Cottage, Finchley Road, St Johns Wood, Kilburn High road.

Nearest Bus Stop:
Boundary Road / Abbey Road (Buses 139, 189)

Finchley Practice

Address:
138 Ballards Ln, Church End, London N3 2PA

Nearest Station:
Finchley Central & West Finchley (Northern Line)

Nearest Bus Stop:
Ballard’s Lane / Christchurch Avenue (Buses 13, 125, 460)