Dental Implants - Tooth Now
The Tooth Now treatment is the answer to many patients’ problems when faced with a failing front tooth.
The technique allows the removal of the failing tooth, placement of a dental implant and provision of a replacement crown all in one visit. A permanent laboratory-made crown is fitted three months later.
The Tooth Now technique is a simple, minimally invasive procedure that removes the need to wear a denture or suffer a gap. It can be used whether a tooth is about to be lost or has been lost for some time. The procedure is usually no more traumatic than the tooth extraction.
Hospital Lane Dental and Implant Clinic is able to offer this treatment when many other Clinics are not, by virtue of our imaging facilities, experience of our dental surgeons and extensive inventory of implant equipment. Patients experience minimal discomfort, no sutures and exceptional satisfaction ratings with this treatment, along with the ability to carry on with busy lives with minimal dental appointments.
Fractured central incisor replaced using immediate Tooth Now procedure.
Tooth Now can benefit patients who:
- Wear a single-tooth denture.
- Have a failing crown or bridge.
- Have a fractured root.
- Have recurrent infections around a tooth.
- Need a solution when the only other options are to wear a denture or have a gap.
Fees for Tooth Now
Diagnostic Cost – Single Site Cone Beam CT Scan: £135
Stage One: Treatment
- Tooth extraction at the time of implant placement
- Implant placement including facilities, surgeon’s fees and implant costs
- Provisional crown restoration inclusive of implant components
- Aftercare during healing period
Cost: £1,966
Stage Two: Restoration (3 MONTHS LATER)
Following the osseointegration of the implant and stabilisation of gum tissue.
- Clinical and laboratory work associated with provision of definitive long-term ceramic crown restoration
Cost: £1000
Total cost: £3,101
Adjunctive Procedures
The tooth now treatment can require additional procedures to repair bone and soft tissue defects associated with the area requiring treatment. Your dentist will discuss this with you along with options for high aesthetic restorations when all ceramic abutments can be fitted under the gum with high aesthetic crowns for the ultimate restoration of front teeth.
