Friendly, Calm, Confident and capable. Mark is excellent; I always feel safe and the results are fantastic. 
I have just had my last appointment for an implant procedure and am delighted with the result. The various steps in the process were clearly explained from the start and carried out in a professional and friendly way by Mark and his team. I would certainly recommend them to anyone considering this treatment.
Derek Roberts
A dental implant is a replacement for the root of your tooth.
The image shows how different parts of a dental implant and ceramic crown are used to replace the natural parts of a missing tooth.A dental implant provides the perfect solution to replace a missing or many missing teeth. Once placed, the implant can provide a platform on which to build. It can then help support the visible part of the tooth that you can see. For example, it can hold a new crown, part of a fixed bridge or removable denture.
Single implant for single missing tooth
Two implants to replace three missing teeth
Several implants to hold a removable dentureDental implants are made of biocompatible titanium. The surface of the implant has been specially treated and roughened to allow your own bone cells to grow onto the implant, fixing it to the bone, so that the implant becomes rock solid. This process is called osseo-integration.
Dental implants were first used over 30 years ago. There is now a wealth of clinical research to show that dental implants can provide the best long term solution to missing teeth.
