WHAT TO EXPECT IN YOUR DENTAL ASSESSMENT?

Your Dentist will introduce our Treatment Coordinator and the practice.

They will speak with you and discuss how you want your smile to look and talk to you about any past dental problems to fully understand your oral health.

We will carry out an initial assessment for our records. This includes a full mouth exam of all your teeth, gums, muscles and jaw points. An inhouse 3D scan of your jaw will be taken using our CBCT scanner to help decide the best course of action for your treatment. Photos may also be taken of your teeth for surgery planning purposes.

A Treatment Plan will be created outlining the treatment process and the cost involved. Your Dentist and Treatment Coordinator will discuss this with you and answer any questions you may have.

‘AT LAST-YOU CAN SMILE WITH CONFIDENCE & FINALLY EAT THE FOODS YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED’

• Do you find it difficult to eat your favourite foods, enjoy a juicy steak or bite an apple?
• Are you embarrassed to smile, or do you suffer from confidence issues because of missing or loose teeth?
• Are your dentures loose and do you worry about them falling out?
  The good news is that we can help.

At Warwick Lodge Dental, we can offer a fixed solution with Dental Implants from one of the world’s leading Implant manufacturers.

The advantage for you is that you will regain your confidence with the smile you have always dreamed of. You would be able to eat your favourite foods without pain or discomfort and will be able to enjoy your life to the fullest.

WHAT IS A DENTAL IMPLANT?

Dental Implants are a fixed solution that looks, feels and functions just like regular teeth. Since they are fixed in place, it means you can eat and smile with confidence!

Dental Implants are made from titanium and considered the most secure and reliable teeth replacement solution available today. In short, they are the nearest thing to have your natural teeth back again.

WHAT ARE THE MAIN BENEFITS OF DENTAL IMPLANTS?

• Replace loose-fitting dentures
• Maintain bone structure after the loss of teeth
• Improve the appearance of your smile
• Boost your confidence
• Function and feel just like natural teeth
• Improve chewing and speaking
• Prevent bone loss
• Long term solution
• High success rate

Dental Implant treatment is a well-established, safe and long-lasting teeth replacement solution. Replacing missing teeth is important in order to keep your gums, jawbone and of course healthy teeth.

A face without teeth can change its shape and become saggy. Dental Implants help retain your natural face structure and body, significantly boosting your confidence and making you look younger.

Many patients describe their Dental Implants as being even better than their original teeth in their strongest and healthiest state. Get ready to crunch down on a crispy baguette for the first time in years, or to enjoy a refreshingly cool ice cream free from the fear of triggering an ache from sensitive teeth.

In short, getting Dental Implants will enable you to enjoy your life, and the pleasures of a good meal, once more, and there is something incredibly liberating about that fact.

WHY DO PATIENTS CHOOSE US?

Warwick Lodge Dental is an Implant practice focusing on cosmetic and restorative dentistry. Our Principal Dentist Dr. Gaurav Mehta brings vast experience in this field.

Dr. Gaurav Mehta is an incredibly experienced dental surgeon in providing Implant Treatments and All-On-4 Implants (Teeth In A Day), for patients who may have been previously told that they do not have enough bone structure for Dental Implants.

Our state-of-the-art dental practice uses the latest techniques, materials and technology, delivered by our highly-trained and experienced staff to keep you smiling on the inside as well as the outside.

All of our patients are provided with bespoke treatment plans, and all treatment is carried out in a modern, calm and relaxing environment.

By using the latest developments in dental technology, including 3D x-ray and C.B.C.T. Scanners, we enable our patients to make informed decisions about their treatment options by discussing their diagnosis and answering any questions they may have.