What are the most common types of dental implants?
There are many types of dental implants used within implant dentistry – from single tooth implants for one lost tooth to full mouth treatments designed to replace a whole arch of missing teeth.
You can find many types of dental implants in London or full mouth treatments fitted by experts, such as EvoDental, in our purpose-built dental implant clinics across the country. But which is right for you?
Single or many single dental implants
- Designed to replace a single missing or failing tooth, this solution comprises a single dental implant, abutment, and crown.
- If you have a few non-adjacent missing teeth, you can choose several single dental implants to recomplete your arch.
Implant-supported bridges
- Designed for patients with multiple missing teeth in one location in the mouth.
- An implant-supported bridge generally uses 2 implants at either side of the gap and a prosthetic bridge to replace the missing teeth in the middle.
Implant-retained dentures
- Thinner denture arches can be permanently secured using dental implants underneath.
All on 4 dental implants
- Securing a replacement arch of around 10 teeth to the upper or lower jaw (or both) with 4 implants, all on 4 implants can provide a stable restoration option for some patients.
- This treatment can also be called all on 6 dental implants – using 6 dental implants.
Clinic specific full mouth dental implants, such as EvoDental’s treatment
- A full mouth solution, available for patients with low bone levels in the upper jaw and lower jaw, who may have been previously told they are not suitable for implants.
- Utilising advanced implant placements into Pterygoid or Zygomatic bones offers a stable and secure alternative.
- Offers 10-12 teeth, depending on the individual patient’s anatomy and the solution chosen.
- Solutions tailored to individual patient’s requirements.
Unlike other providers of dental implants, London-based or otherwise, EvoDental focuses solely on providing full-arch rehabilitations for full mouth dental implants – also known as the EvoSolution™.