Dental Implants
Highfield Dental Practice
At Highfield Dental Practice, we specialize in dental implants, the gold standard for replacing missing teeth. Dental implants offer a permanent, durable solution that looks and feels just like natural teeth. Whether you're missing one tooth or several, implants can restore your smile and give you the confidence you deserve. As one of the top providers of dental implants in Barrow-in-Furness, we use cutting-edge technology to ensure the best possible results.
At Highfield Dental Practice, we specialize in dental implants, the gold standard for replacing missing teeth. Dental implants offer a permanent, durable solution that looks and feels just like natural teeth. Whether you're missing one tooth or several, implants can restore your smile and give you the confidence you deserve. As one of the top providers of dental implants in Barrow-in-Furness, we use cutting-edge technology to ensure the best possible results.
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✅ Permanent Tooth Replacement
Dental implants are designed to be a lifelong solution for missing teeth, providing stability and durability unmatched by other options.
✅ Natural Look and Feel
Our dental implants blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, restoring not only the appearance but also the function of your smile.
✅ Prevents Bone Loss
Implants stimulate the jawbone, preventing the bone deterioration that typically occurs with missing teeth, helping you maintain facial structure.
✅ Custom-Made for You
Each dental implant is custom-made to match your teeth, ensuring a perfect fit and a beautiful, natural look.
✅ 0% Finance Options
We offer flexible payment plans with 0% finance to make dental care accessible to everyone.
Consultation and Planning:
Your dental implant journey begins with a thorough consultation at Highfield Dental Practice in Barrow-in-Furness. Our experienced dentists will assess your oral health and determine if you're a good candidate for implants.
Implant Placement:
Using advanced surgical techniques, the dental implant is carefully placed into your jawbone. The implant then fuses with your natural bone over the next few months, creating a strong foundation.
Healing Period:
After implant placement, a healing period of a few months is necessary to allow the implant to integrate with your bone. During this time, temporary teeth can be provided to maintain your smile.
Restoration:
Once the implant has healed, a custom-made crown, bridge, or denture is attached to the implant, completing your smile restoration.
Lifelong Solution
With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime, making them a long-term investment in your oral health.
Enhanced Comfort and Stability
Unlike traditional dentures, implants offer a secure fit with no slipping or discomfort.
Preserves Facial Structure
Dental implants help maintain the bone structure in your jaw, preventing the sunken look that often accompanies tooth loss.
Improved Speech and Eating
Implants function just like natural teeth, allowing you to speak clearly and enjoy all your favorite foods without worry.
At Highfield Dental Practice, we are leaders in dental implants in Barrow-in-Furness. Our team has years of experience in implant dentistry, ensuring that every patient receives personalized, high-quality care. We use the latest dental technology to ensure precision, comfort, and long-lasting results for all implant treatments.
Ready to restore your smile with dental implants? Contact Highfield Dental Practice in Barrow-in-Furness today to schedule your consultation. Our team is here to guide you through every step of the implant process, ensuring that you achieve the best possible results for your smile.
At Highfield Dental Practice, we offer 0% finance options to help make high-quality dental care affordable and accessible for everyone. With our flexible payment plans, you can spread the cost of your treatment without the stress of upfront payments, ensuring you get the care you need without delay.
At Highfield Dental Practice, we provide a wide range of dental services, including general dentistry, cosmetic treatments like teeth whitening and veneers, orthodontics (Invisalign and braces), and restorative treatments such as dental implants and crowns. Our team is dedicated to offering personalized care to meet your unique dental needs.
Yes, Highfield Dental Practice offers same-day emergency dental care. If you’re experiencing severe pain, broken teeth, or any other urgent dental issues, contact us immediately for fast, effective treatment.
We offer flexible payment options, including 0% finance plans, to make dental care affordable for everyone. Our team will guide you through the payment options to help you choose the best plan for your needs.
During a dental check up, or dental examination, we carry out a full hard and soft tissue assessment, oral cancer screening, and if required, we may advise some radiographs to assess where the eyes cannot see. We record all of this information in your clinical notes to monitor any changes and improvements to your mouth, and then we will inform you of our findings, and provide you with a customised treatment plan.
X-rays are essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning appropriately for tooth decay, and gum disease. Routine x-rays are generally taken every 24 months. Radiographs also show us what is lying under the gum, and in the bone, such as impacted teeth, abscesses, cysts, and many other abnormalities. Your dentist will let you know specifically in your case why an x-ray has been advised, and of any findings.
Two ‘bitewing’ radiographs, which are taken at 24 month intervals, contain the same radiation as four bananas.
We offer a 0% finance option for our patients to spread the cost monthly on treatment plans over £1000.
Every 6 months is widely recommended by the General Dental Council, and the Care Quality Commission. This is to maintain optimum oral hygiene with regular visits to the Dental Therapist, and regularly assess the oral tissues to treat any problems before they become more serious.
Your Dentist will recommend a scale and polish, if there are plaque or calculus deposits, gingival inflammation, and/or gum disease. They will often refer you to the Practice’s Dental Hygiene Therapist. Calculus can only be removed by a dental professional and will not come away with toothbrushing or flossing. If it is left on the teeth for a long period of time, the gums become inflamed, leading to tissue and bone loss around the teeth, at this point, gum disease becomes irreversible, and if it continues untreated, extensive bone and tissue loss occurs, which can lead to mobile teeth, loss of teeth, infections and pain.
Dental Implants offer a welcome alternative to dentures or bridgework that doesn’t fit well, or if a lack of natural teeth disallow a bridge. They look and function like your natural teeth, and are put in place of a missing tooth or multiple missing teeth. Implants are a metal screwlike post that is placed into the jaw, and either a crown, a bridge, or a ‘snap-in’ denture can be placed over the top.
If you are missing a tooth, and nothing is placed in it’s gap – there is a risk of overeruption of the opposing tooth as there is nothing for it to bite on, which may result in mobile teeth or further tooth loss, as well as this, the surrounding teeth can migrate into it’s place over time, this can make cleaning the area difficult, and after some time, gap replacement may not be an option due to lack of space. Dentures overtime can become ill-fitting, or cause discomfort, or simply, you may not be able to get used to them – implants are the Gold Standard for tooth replacement as they are fixed, and the closest option to a natural tooth.
Patient’s experience no pain during Implant placement, and our patient’s feedback tell us that it is similar, or less discomfort than having a tooth extraction. You can expect to feel some pressure when the implant is placed, and some post-operative aching, similar to a bruise.
We offer an at home teeth whitening kit, it is a one time payment for your trays and kit, and when you would like a top up, the whitening gels are available to buy at the practice. Teeth whitening is a simple and effective treatment to lighten the teeth by up to eight shades lighter, and it is customisable to you – once you are happy with the shade, you can stop whitening them.
No, Invisalign is a treatment for any age, it is effective for adults who would like to improve the appearance of their smile, whether it is due to crowding, spacing, overbites, underbites, crossbites, or ‘heavy’ bites which are prone to cause the teeth to chip over time. As we age, the jaw naturally becomes more narrow which can cause the teeth to overlap and become crowded, Invisalign is also suitable for cases like this.
Tooth decay, in it’s early stages, will usually not cause any problems or pain - at this stage, it is possible to remove and place a filling as it is only affecting the enamel and/or dentine. If the decay or defect is left untreated, and begins causing pain or hypersensitivity, the treatment options become limited, the dentine is affected, and has reached the pulp (nerve) chamber; meaning a root canal treatment may be advised to save the tooth, though your only option at this stage may be to extract the tooth.
Unlike other infections in the body, where antibiotics will usually resolve an infection permanently, teeth are quite different. As the cavity has affected the nerve, this causes an infection to build up at the root; antibiotics will temporarily reduce this infection, minimising pain, but after some time it will return as the nerve is still affected. Your dentist will have advised you on the treatment options to permanently resolve the infection.
A filling is to treat a cavity only in the enamel or the dentine. If you have been advised a root canal treatment, the nerve has been affected. If a filling is placed in this circumstance, it essentially ‘suffocates’ the nerve, causing infection to build at the root, usually very painful, and may cause facial swelling. The only way to treat a tooth infection, is with a root canal treatment, as the nerve is removed and the tooth is preserved in the mouth.
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