Single Dental Implants in Hampshire
Across both our clinics in Hampshire (Chandler’s Ford & Lymington) we’re offering new dental implant patients £500 off their single dental implant treatment for a limited time only.
Ready to do something about your missing or failing teeth? Single implants offer the most reliable and longest-lasting solution for tooth loss with a fixed prosthetic that replaces both the tooth root and gap. Here’s what to expect from treatment with us:
- £500 off: Discounted single dental implant treatment from £2,500.
- Pay monthly: Pay from £58 per month for your single implant.
- Inclusive: Prices include the implant, abutment & crown.
- Free consultation: Design your smile and get a free treatment plan.
- 5,000+ implants: Dr Nagpal has placed 1000s of implants since 1990.
- Five-star reviews: Our clinics are rated 5* by over 500 patients.
Dental implant cost
How much do dental implants cost? We charge from £2,500, which includes all your components and appointments. Want to pay monthly? We offer dental finance interest-free up to 6 months, with interest-bearing options up to 5 years.
Explore your options:
| Term | APR | Monthly cost |
|---|---|---|
| 6 months finance | 0.00% | £416.66 per month |
| 12 months finance | 5.90% | £213.84 per month |
| 24 months finance | 9.90% | £113.86 per month |
| 48 months finance | 11.90% | £64.36 per month |
| 60 months finance | 11.90% | £54.21 per month |
Single implant treatment
Single dental implants offer a fixed solution to tooth loss that never slips, moves, or falls out of place, giving you complete peace of mind compared to alternative prosthetics like partial dentures or bridges.
They use tiny titanium posts that are placed into your jawbone to provide a strong, stable and reliable foundation for your fake tooth. This means we don’t just replace the tooth, but the root, supporting the underlying bone and facial structures long-term.
What to expect
- Lasts decades (the titanium post can last 20-30+ years)
- 98% success rate over 10+ years
- Matches or exceeds natural biting force
- Typically takes an hour to place chairside
- Indistinguishable from natural teeth
- Immediate same-day teeth available in the right cases
- No slipping, no adhesives, no taking teeth out
- Helps prevent bone loss after tooth loss
Before & after dental implants
36+ years of incredible results
- 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
Book a free consultation
Find out if you’re a suitable candidate for the dental implant procedure and learn your expected timelines and costs by meeting with Dr Nagpal for free at either of our two clinics in Hampshire.
Are you and dental implants the perfect match?
Single implants will likely be the right treatment to replace your individual tooth loss if:
- You're missing one tooth anywhere in your smile
- You have good overall oral health (no active gum disease)
- You have a failing tooth that needs to be extracted
- You have a partial denture and hate how it moves
- You want to upgrade your dental bridge to a better fixed option
- You want a prosthetic that's strong, durable and long-lasting
To qualify for single-implant treatment, patients will require sufficient bone in their jaw for the implant to bond. This is why a prior consultation is important to determine where the implant is positioned and whether you’ll be ready for the procedure immediately. Book a consultation to learn whether you’re suitable:
The dental implant procedure
- Take up to 3 appointments
- 80-90% of natural bite force restored
- Around 3 months to heal and fuse
- Temporary teeth possible
Your dental implant treatment with Dr Nagpal will typically take place over three appointments (planning, placement & final restoration) and take around 3 months to complete from start to finish. Expect thorough planning, digital smile design, precise placement, advanced healing protocols and results tailored to suit your features.
- Planning Stage: Begin with a detailed assessment with 3D scanning to examine bone density, plan precise placement, and confirm your suitability for treatment.
- Surgery Stage: Dr Nagpal carefully positions the implant into the jaw using guided techniques for precision and accuracy under local anaesthetic chairside. Dental sedation is available for nervous patients.
- Healing Stage: Over a period of 3 months, the implant bonds naturally with the bone, creating a stable foundation for your long-term prosthetic.
- Prosthetic Stage: After a period of osseointegration, your custom-made, shade-matched crown will be attached to the abutment and tested for functionality.
Located in the heart of Hampshire
The Smiles Studio, Chandler's Ford
The Smiles Studio, Lymington
Guide to single implants
How long does a single dental implant last?
Single dental implants can last decades. The titanium post can last 20 years or more (sometimes even a lifetime), but the dental crown might require replacement due to wear over time.
Does getting an implant hurt?
Using a local anaesthetic or sedation, the procedure is generally painless; however, some discomfort may be felt for a few days after the procedure, which can be easily managed with over-the-counter medications such as paracetamol. Aftercare instructions will be given following your placement appointment.
How long does the treatment take?
Typically, 8-12 weeks from implant placement to final crown, allowing time for essential healing, where the implant fuses with the bone.
Am I suitable for a single implant?
Most patients are suitable. You’ll need good oral health, adequate bone, and no uncontrolled medical conditions to immediately qualify.
What if I don’t have enough bone?
Bone grafting or other techniques can often build up the area, making implants possible again.
Will the implant look natural?
Your single implant treatment is completed with a dental crown, which is custom-made to match your surrounding teeth in both shape and colour.
Can I eat normally with an implant?
Once healed, you can bite and chew as normal with no restrictions.
Alternative treatments
- Dental Bridge: Involves bridging a false tooth, known as a “pontic”, between two crowns that are cemented onto the adjacent teeth. The main drawback of this option is that the adjacent teeth must be filed down to accommodate the crowns. Also not as long-lasting.
- Cantilever Bridge: Similar to a traditional bridge, but with only one supporting tooth, a cantilever bridge consists of a pontic attached to a single adjacent tooth. Because it is anchored on only one side, this type of bridge is prone to complications such as fracturing.
- Maryland Bridge: Typically used to replace a single front tooth, a Maryland bridge features a false tooth with small “wing-like” extensions on each side that are bonded to the backs of the adjacent teeth. However, Maryland bridges are less durable and may require recementing.
- Partial Denture: A partial denture replaces a single missing tooth and may move around.
Are single implants the best option?
A dental implant is an excellent option. It is the standard for single-tooth replacement, offering a permanent solution without harming gum health or drilling into surrounding teeth. Unlike natural teeth, implant crowns do not decay but may require replacement due to wear.
