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Dental Implants

A permanent solution for missing teeth

RESTORING STRENGTH BENEATH THE SURFACE

A permanent, natural-looking fix for missing teeth

From £2,500

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or from as little as £104 per month over 24 months

Dental implants offer a long-lasting, natural-looking solution for missing teeth. Designed to restore both function and appearance, they allow you to eat, speak, and smile with ease. At Clarendon Dental Spa, advanced technology and experienced implant surgeons come together to deliver precise, reliable results.

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Our award-winning practice is amongst the busiest in West Yorkshire. This is due to our commitment to providing a plethora of treatment options, all at the highest standard of quality.  Our expert, welcoming staff are waiting for your arrival!

3D Dental Scanning in Leeds

Precise CBCT planning for safe implants

Our 3D CBCT scanner maps your jaw in detail, allowing implants to be planned and placed with millimetre precision and maximum safety.

A 3D dental scan — properly called a CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) scan — uses a low-radiation X-ray beam that rotates around your head, capturing hundreds of images that are combined into a single 3D model of your jaw and teeth.

Unlike traditional 2D X-rays (which show a flat view), CBCT reveals every dimension: tooth roots, bone volume and density, nerve pathways, sinus spaces and airway anatomy. It’s used primarily for implant planning, but also diagnoses complex problems, assesses impacted teeth, plans surgical procedures, and evaluates airway issues. The scan itself takes 10–20 seconds and uses significantly less radiation than a medical CT scan.

Millimetre-perfect implant planning. CBCT reveals exact bone volume, density and position of nerves — so every implant is placed in the optimum position with zero guesswork. The foundation of predictable implant success.

Diagnose the invisible. Hidden infections, complex root canal anatomy, impacted wisdom teeth, cysts, tumours — CBCT reveals what 2D X-rays simply can’t show. Better diagnosis, better treatment.

Low radiation, fast scan. Modern CBCT machines use significantly lower radiation than medical CT scans. A dental CBCT dose is comparable to a few days of natural background radiation. The scan itself takes just 10–20 seconds.

Too many dentists treat complex cases on guesswork and 2D X-rays. At Clarendons, if we’re doing something complex — implants, wisdom tooth removal, endodontic re-treatment, surgical procedures — we’ll usually want a 3D scan first. Because seeing everything beforehand is how we deliver predictable, safe results. And because you deserve treatment planned on complete information, not approximations.

Our award-winning clinic in Leeds city centre uses modern, low-dose CBCT technology. Scans are reviewed by our clinicians (and by specialist radiologists where needed) for comprehensive diagnosis. For referred patients from other practices, we’re happy to provide scans that can inform treatment elsewhere. And for our own patients, CBCT is the planning tool that underpins our confidence in delivering every complex case.

All-on-4 Dental Implants in Leeds

A full arch of fixed teeth on four implants

All-on-4 replaces a full arch of missing teeth with a fixed bridge supported by just four implants — often fitted in a single day.

All-on-4 is a full-arch implant technique that uses just 4 dental implants to support a complete fixed bridge of teeth — upper or lower jaw (or both).

Two implants are placed vertically at the front, and two are placed at an angle in the back to maximise contact with the existing bone. This angled placement often allows us to avoid bone grafting even for patients who’ve lost significant bone — making full-mouth rehabilitation possible without additional surgery. On the day of placement, a temporary fixed bridge is attached, so you leave with full teeth. 3–6 months later, your permanent custom-crafted bridge replaces the temporary one.

Teeth in a day. Temporary fixed teeth are fitted the same day as implant surgery. You’ll never leave without teeth. No awkward healing period with gaps.

Often avoids bone grafting. The angled rear implants allow placement in areas of better bone. Many patients who’d need extensive bone grafting for individual implants can avoid it entirely with All-on-4.

Replaces all your teeth — permanently. A fixed solution that replaces an entire arch of teeth. Eat anything. Speak clearly. Never remove them. Built to last decades with proper care.

All-on-4 is a technically demanding procedure requiring specialist surgical and restorative expertise. Implant angulation, bite registration, soft tissue management and bridge design all need to be exactly right for the long-term success of the restoration. At Clarendons, our implant surgeons have the training and experience to deliver All-on-4 at the highest standard — every single case.

Our award-winning clinic in Leeds city centre handles All-on-4 with the multidisciplinary care it deserves. Specialist surgeon for implant placement. Expert restorative dentist for the bridge. In-house CBCT imaging for precise planning. Sedation available for the surgical appointment. Transparent pricing — one fixed fee covering surgery, temporary teeth, final bridge and all reviews. Interest-free finance makes the investment manageable.

Implant Bridges in Leeds

Replace several missing teeth in a row

An implant bridge replaces several adjacent missing teeth using two or more implants, avoiding the need to crown healthy neighbouring teeth.

An implant-supported bridge is a fixed dental restoration where multiple missing teeth are replaced by a single connected bridge, supported by 2–3 dental implants.

For example, three adjacent missing teeth can be replaced by a 3-tooth bridge anchored to 2 implants (one at each end). Four teeth might use a 4-tooth bridge on 2–3 implants. The bridge is screwed or cemented to the implants and stays permanently in place — you don’t remove it. Brushing and flossing work similarly to natural teeth, with specialist techniques for cleaning underneath the bridge.

Fewer implants, same result. Where individual implant crowns would require 3–4 implants for 3–4 missing teeth, an implant bridge typically uses just 2. Significant cost savings without compromising stability.

Fixed — never removable. Implant bridges stay permanently in place, exactly like natural teeth. Brush and floss as normal. No taking them in and out. No adhesive. No worry.

Preserves healthy neighbours. Unlike traditional bridges, implant bridges don’t require the preparation (drilling down) of healthy adjacent teeth. Your natural teeth stay untouched.

Implant bridges are a sophisticated solution requiring precise planning — the position of each supporting implant affects the long-term success of the whole bridge. At Clarendons, we use 3D CBCT imaging and digital planning to map every implant’s position, angle and depth before surgery. Premium implant systems. Meticulous surgical technique. Custom-crafted bridges that fit beautifully and function perfectly. Done right, implant bridges are a lasting, elegant solution.

Our award-winning clinic in Leeds city centre handles implant bridges with specialist expertise. Specialist surgeon for implant placement. Skilled restorative team for bridge design and fitting. Sedation available for nervous patients. Transparent pricing with interest-free finance. And long-term support with regular reviews to keep your bridge performing beautifully for years.

Implant-Retained Dentures in Leeds

Dentures that clip securely onto implants

Implant-retained dentures clip onto a small number of implants, so they stay firmly in place and let you eat and speak with confidence.

Implant-retained dentures (also called overdentures) are dentures that clip or screw onto 2–4 dental implants placed in your jawbone. The implants act as anchors, holding the denture firmly in place during eating and speaking.

Most implant dentures are still removable for cleaning — giving you the hygiene benefits of traditional dentures with the stability of implants. Some fixed-to-implants options stay permanently in place. Lower dentures typically use 2 implants; upper dentures often use 4 for better stability.

No more slipping. Implants hold your denture firmly in place. Eat steak, corn on the cob, apples — without worrying about your dentures moving. Speak confidently. Laugh freely.

Preserves your jawbone. Unlike traditional dentures, implants stimulate the jawbone like natural tooth roots — preventing the bone loss and facial shape changes that come with long-term denture wear.

Removable for cleaning. Most implant dentures clip off for easy cleaning, then click back into place. Best of both worlds: the stability of implants with the hygiene convenience of removable dentures.

Patients who switch from traditional dentures to implant-retained dentures often describe it as life-changing. Food that’s been off the menu for years is back. Social situations feel normal again. Speech improves. Confidence returns. At Clarendons, we’ve helped countless patients make this transition, and we know how to plan it for maximum benefit and comfort.

Our award-winning clinic in Leeds city centre handles implant dentures with specialist care. 3D CBCT imaging for precise implant placement. Premium implant systems. Custom-crafted dentures designed for both function and natural appearance. Sedation available for the implant surgery. Transparent pricing with interest-free finance. And responsive aftercare — we’re here for the long haul, not just the procedure.

Missing Teeth Options in Leeds

Compare implants, bridges and dentures

If you have one or more missing teeth, the main options are implants, bridges or dentures — we help you compare cost, longevity and comfort.

Leaving a gap where a tooth used to be causes problems that compound over time. Adjacent teeth drift into the gap, disrupting your bite and making cleaning harder. Opposing teeth over-erupt into the empty space, becoming more vulnerable to damage.

The jawbone beneath the missing tooth starts to shrink — a process called resorption — which over years can change your facial shape. Chewing on one side of your mouth causes uneven wear and jaw strain. Confidence suffers. Dental implants prevent all of this by replacing both the tooth and the root — preserving your jaw, your bite and your smile.

Preserves your jawbone. Only implants stimulate the jawbone like a natural tooth root does. Dentures and bridges don’t — which is why only implants prevent the bone loss that occurs after tooth loss.

Functions like a real tooth. Eat anything. Speak naturally. Smile without thinking about it. A properly placed implant restores 100% of your normal tooth function.

Lasts a lifetime. With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime — the longest-lasting tooth replacement option available. A genuinely permanent solution.

The success of a dental implant depends on precise planning: the right position, the right angle, the right depth. At Clarendons, every implant case is planned with 3D CBCT imaging and digital surgical guides where appropriate. Premium implant systems trusted worldwide. Specialist surgical expertise. The result is predictable, successful outcomes — case after case.

Our award-winning clinic in Leeds city centre makes implant treatment calm and manageable. Proper consultations with time to answer every question. Sedation available for nervous patients. Transparent pricing. Interest-free finance. And long-term support — because we’re in this with you for the life of your implant, not just the placement.

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Home Whitening / Leeds

Brighter teeth. On your schedule.

Home whitening gives you professionally-brilliant results without setting foot in the chair for hours on end. We create custom-fit trays from digital scans of your teeth, supply prescription-strength whitening gel, and let you transform your smile on your own schedule — overnight, over 1–2 weeks. Gentle on enamel. Proven to work. Visibly whiter in days.

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Icon White Spot Removal / Leeds

Say goodbye to white spots

Chalky white spots on your front teeth? The legacy of braces, fluorosis from childhood, or early-stage decay that never progressed? Icon resin infiltration makes them disappear — without any drilling, without anaesthetic, in a single 45-minute appointment. It’s one of dentistry’s best-kept secrets, and for the right patient, it’s genuinely transformative.

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Internal Tooth Bleaching / Leeds

Bring a dark tooth back to life

One tooth darker than the rest? Often the culprit is an old root canal treatment, a past injury or internal staining that surface whitening simply can’t reach. Internal bleaching fixes it — from the inside. A small amount of bleaching agent is sealed inside the tooth, working over days or weeks to restore it to match your surrounding teeth. Less invasive than a veneer. More effective than surface whitening. Just targeted, precise colour correction.

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Laser Whitening / Leeds

Whiter in a single visit

Got an event coming up? A wedding, a holiday, a big date? Laser whitening delivers genuinely dramatic results in a single in-chair appointment — often 6–8 shades lighter in around 90 minutes. We apply a powerful professional gel, activate it with light, and repeat in controlled cycles while protecting your gums. No trays. No weeks of waiting. Just a whiter smile, today.

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FAQs

FAQs about Dental Implants

How long does the full process take?

The full process can take several months, as the implant needs time to integrate with the bone. In some cases, faster options may be available depending on your individual treatment plan.

How long do dental implants last?

With proper care and regular check-ups, dental implants can last for many years. Maintaining good oral hygiene and following aftercare advice is key to long-term success.

Is dental implant treatment painful?

Implant placement is carried out under local anaesthetic, making the procedure comfortable. Some mild discomfort may be experienced afterwards, but this is typically manageable and short-lived.

Are dental implants suitable for everyone?

Most patients are suitable for dental implants, provided their oral health is well maintained. During your consultation, we’ll assess your medical and dental history to ensure implants are the right option for you.

Are dental implants safe for older patients?

Yes. Age itself isn’t a contraindication. Many of our implant patients are in their 60s, 70s and beyond. What matters is your general health, bone quality and gum health — not your age. For older patients or those with certain medical conditions, we adjust the treatment plan accordingly, but implants are rarely ruled out entirely. Your consultation will confirm suitability.

3D Dental Scanning

Are lingual braces visible at all?

No — when fitted by someone skilled, they’re completely invisible from any normal viewing angle. Unless someone looks directly at the inside of your teeth (which is rare), they won’t know the braces are there. Even in close-up photos, your smile appears completely natural.

Are hygiene treatments painful?

Most treatments are comfortable and pain-free. Some patients may experience mild sensitivity during cleaning, but we always adjust the approach to ensure your comfort throughout.

Am I a good candidate for composite bonding?

Most people are. If you’ve got chips, gaps, discolouration or uneven edges you’d like to fix, composite bonding is a great option. For more significant concerns — heavy crowding, large gaps or damaged teeth — we may recommend an alternative or a combination approach. The best way to find out? Book a consultation. We’ll assess your smile and talk you through everything.

Are dental implants suitable for everyone?

Most patients are suitable for dental implants, provided their oral health is well maintained. During your consultation, we’ll assess your medical and dental history to ensure implants are the right option for you.

Are dental X-rays safe?

Yes, dental X-rays are extremely safe. They use very low levels of radiation and allow us to detect issues that aren’t visible during a standard examination, helping us provide more accurate and effective care.

All-on-4 Implants

Do I need a 3D scan for dental implants?

For most implant cases, yes. 3D CBCT imaging is now considered the standard of care for implant planning because it reveals bone volume, density and the precise position of nerves and sinuses that 2D X-rays can’t show. Without a CBCT scan, implant placement relies on approximation — increasing risk of nerve damage or sinus perforation. At Clarendons, CBCT is standard for all implant planning.

Are lingual braces more uncomfortable than traditional braces?

The initial adjustment period is a little different — you may experience more tongue irritation than cheek/lip irritation (where traditional brackets sit). This usually settles within 2 weeks. We provide orthodontic wax and detailed guidance to manage comfort during adaptation. Once accustomed, most patients find them comfortable for the duration of treatment.

Are dental X-rays safe?

Yes, dental X-rays are extremely safe. They use very low levels of radiation and allow us to detect issues that aren’t visible during a standard examination, helping us provide more accurate and effective care.

Can dentures be fitted straight away?

Yes — in many cases, immediate dentures can be fitted on the same day as tooth removal. This means you won’t have to go without teeth during the healing period.

Is All-on-4 surgery painful?

The procedure itself is comfortable with local anaesthetic and IV sedation. You won’t feel pain during surgery. Some swelling, bruising and tenderness in the days following is normal — prescription pain relief manages this. Most patients report they were surprised at how manageable the recovery was. Within 2–3 weeks, most are back to normal. The final result — new teeth after years of struggle — is almost always described as transformative.

Implant Bridges

Will my teeth look too white?

No — the process is fully controlled. With at-home whitening, you can stop treatment once you reach your desired shade, ensuring your results remain natural and suited to your overall appearance.

Are lingual braces more uncomfortable than traditional braces?

The initial adjustment period is a little different — you may experience more tongue irritation than cheek/lip irritation (where traditional brackets sit). This usually settles within 2 weeks. We provide orthodontic wax and detailed guidance to manage comfort during adaptation. Once accustomed, most patients find them comfortable for the duration of treatment.

Are white fillings mercury-free?

Yes. White fillings are made from a mixture of synthetic resin and tiny ceramic particles. They contain no mercury whatsoever. This is increasingly important to patients concerned about mercury exposure from traditional amalgam fillings.

Are dental X-rays safe?

Yes, dental X-rays are extremely safe. They use very low levels of radiation and allow us to detect issues that aren’t visible during a standard examination, helping us provide more accurate and effective care.

Composite vs porcelain veneers — what’s the difference?

Composite veneers are sculpted directly onto your teeth in one visit, are more affordable and completely reversible, but last 5–7 years before refresh. Porcelain veneers are lab-crafted over several weeks, cost more, require some tooth preparation, but last 15+ years and are more stain-resistant. For subtle changes, composite often makes sense; for full transformations, porcelain delivers superior longevity and aesthetics.

Implant Dentures

How should I care for my dentures?

Dentures should be cleaned daily, along with your gums and any remaining teeth. Maintaining good oral hygiene helps prevent irritation, infection, and further dental issues.

Will full dentures look obvious?

Not when properly made. Modern denture teeth come in a wide range of shapes, shades and sizes. Shade is matched to your skin tone and age. Subtle imperfections and slight variations in tooth position make the final result look natural. Most people can’t tell well-made full dentures from real teeth. We’ll show you the wax try-in before final processing, so you can approve the look entirely.

Can dentures be fitted straight away?

Yes — in many cases, immediate dentures can be fitted on the same day as tooth removal. This means you won’t have to go without teeth during the healing period.

How many implants do I need for implant dentures?

It depends on the arch. For a lower implant denture, 2 implants are usually sufficient because the tongue helps stabilise a well-fitting lower denture. For an upper implant denture, 4 implants are typically recommended for full stability (the upper jaw has softer bone and the palate-less design of implant dentures needs more anchors). Your 3D scan will confirm the right plan.

How long do implant dentures last?

The implants themselves can last a lifetime with proper care. The denture portion typically needs replacing every 5–10 years as gums change shape and materials wear. The attachment clips or o-rings inside the denture may need replacing annually or every few years. Overall, implant dentures are an extremely long-lasting solution when maintained properly.

Missing Teeth

Can you replace multiple missing teeth with implants?

Yes — absolutely. For multiple adjacent missing teeth, we typically use fewer implants than missing teeth: for example, 3 implants can support a bridge replacing 4 teeth. For full arch replacement, techniques like All-on-4 use just 4 implants to support a fixed full set of teeth. Your options depend on how many teeth are missing and where. We’ll map out the best approach at your consultation.

How soon after losing a tooth should I get an implant?

The general rule: sooner is better, but not too soon. Bone loss begins quickly after tooth loss, and waiting years means you may need bone grafting to support an implant. However, immediate placement (at the time of extraction) isn’t always ideal — the bone and gum often need 2–3 months to heal before implant placement. The ‘sweet spot’ for most cases is 2–6 months post-extraction. We’ll advise based on your specific tooth and healing.

Reviewed by:
Dr Mohammed M Akhtar
June 4, 2026
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