Implant Bridges in Hampshire
Whether you need to replace two missing teeth in a row or a full row, our implant dentists across our two clinics in Hampshire can help. We offer advanced implant bridges at our Chandler’s Ford and Lymington clinics, which offer and combine strength, stability and natural aesthetics.
Opting for implant-supported solutions to replace multiple missing teeth in a row helps preserve your natural dental structure and provides a more durable, stable result. By combining digital smile design with high-grade zirconia materials, we can provide a life-changing, permanent restoration that looks and functions just like natural teeth.
- Preserves natural teeth: Does not require filing or prepping of natural adjacent teeth like traditional bridges. Supported and fixed by dental implants instead.
- Stronger biting force: They provide a bite force nearly identical to natural teeth, meaning you can eat more of the foods you love without worry or restrictions.
- Better aesthetics: Crafted from ceramics or zirconia, they are precisely shade-matched to your natural teeth. Plus, they emerge from the gum line, making them virtually invisible.
- Lasts decades: While the bridge might need replacing down the line for aesthetic reasons, the implants themselves are designed to be a lifelong restoration.
Replace Your Missing Teeth in a Row, Pay Later
The cost of implant bridges can depend on the number of teeth we need to replace. At Studios Smile, your treatment cost will include the number of implants you need, the abutments and your bridge. Typical costs to replace two teeth begin from £4,500.
To help you spread the cost, we offer 0% finance up to 6 months and longer interest-bearing terms up to 60 months for patients wanting to pay monthly for All-on-4. Deposits optional. Book a consultation below to get a custom quote and receive £500 off your treatment.
Implant Bridge Treatment
When several teeth in a row are missing, fixed implant bridges offer an excellent alternative to traditional bridgework.
The modern, popular solution offers patients a highly effective, permanent restoration to replace multiple missing teeth using fewer implants. Rather than replacing every missing tooth with an implant, 3-4 teeth can be replaced using just 2 implants.
What to expect
- Replace 2 missing teeth using 1 implant
- Replace 3-5 missing teeth using 2 implants
- Replacing 5 missing teeth in a row using 3+ implants
- No need to damage adjacent healthy teeth
- Maintains natural facial shape & prevents bone loss
- Same-day bridge options available in some cases
- Trial smiles and digital mapping for a perfect finish
- High-grade Zirconia teeth designed to last up to 30 years
36+ years of dental implant transformations
Dr Nagpal is a highly experienced implantologist who has placed thousands of dental implants since 1990. Known across Hampshire for his work replacing multiple missing teeth, he’s the go-to for implant-supported bridgework and replacing failing teeth with modern, long-lasting implant-based systems.
- Advanced implant training at University of Toronto
- Trained 1:1 with Dr Gordon Christensen (USA) in implant dentistry
- Placed & restored 5,000+ dental implants
- Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (since 2007)
- ADI UK accredited implant mentor (since 2008)
- 100s of hours of CPD annually to stay at the forefront of implant dentistry
Not Sure What to Choose? Weigh Up Your Options
| Consideration | Traditional Bridge | Implant Bridge |
|---|---|---|
| Adjacent Teeth | Must be filed down | Remain untouched |
| Bone Loss | Does not prevent resorption | Actively prevents resorption |
| Lifespan | 10–15 years | Implants can last a lifetime |
| Stability | High | Maximum |
Dental implant bridges offer better stability, security, and aesthetics and can cost about the same as traditional bridgework. Still not sure which option is right? Or want to know how much your case will cost? Book a consultation to assess your options and see what best fits your needs, budget, and lifestyle.
Implant Bridge Procedure
The process of receiving fixed implant bridges involves several stages and can take a few months. The duration varies based on factors such as the number of teeth being replaced, the amount of bone available, the number of implants required to support the bridge, and whether the implants will be placed in a single session or in two phases for temporary purposes.
- Assessment: 3D imaging and CT scans to plan implant positioning.
- Placement: Precision surgery to insert the titanium posts into the jaw.
- Integration: A 3-6 month healing period for the bone to fuse with the implants.
- Restoration: Taking final impressions for a custom-crafted bridge.
- Fitting: Securely attaching the implant bridge to the stable implants.
Located in the heart of Hampshire
The Smiles Studio, Chandler's Ford
The Smiles Studio, Lymington
Guide to implant bridges
Can I get a same-day implant bridge?
In some cases, we can provide immediate loading with temporary teeth.
Will an implant bridge look natural?
We use full digital design to map your smile and offer “trial smiles” so you can see the results before we begin. Plus, as it emerges from the gum line rather than sitting on top, it’s more discreet than traditional types.
How long does an implant-supported bridge last?
With proper care, the implants themselves are designed to be a lifelong solution. The bridge itself can last up to 20 years.
What is a 3-tooth implant bridge?
A 3-tooth implant bridge replaces three missing teeth in a row without placing an individual implant for each lost tooth. Typically, two dental implants are placed at either end of the gap.
How do I clean an implant-supported bridge?
Just like natural teeth.
How long is the total recovery time?
While you may have a temporary bridge fitted on the same day, the biological process can take 3 months.
