DENTAL IMPLANTS CAMBERLEY

Are you considering Dental Implant treatment?

Here at Atrium Dental, we are pleased to offer a FREE Initial Consultation. We'll listen to your wishes and concerns, explain the process and options and then help you choose the right treatment for your individual needs.

Until recently, the only options for replacing missing teeth were traditional dentures or bridges. However, many people find dentures uncomfortable. They can be painful, slip out of place, and even make clicking sounds when you eat, speak, or laugh — causing both frustration and embarrassment.

Bridges, while more stable, often require grinding down healthy adjacent teeth to support them, which can lead to long-term damage.

Dental implants offer a modern, long-lasting alternative. They don’t slip, click, or damage surrounding teeth. Thanks to advanced techniques and improved materials, dental implants have become a preferred solution for restoring your smile — comfortably and confidently.

Gaps in your teeth can lead to increased stresses on your other teeth and affect the way you bite and chew. A dental bridge is a permanent fixture comprising one or more false teeth and is used to fill the gap after the natural tooth has been lost through injury or extraction.

A dental bridge is a simple and effective way to get a fixed replacement for missing teeth.

Implant-secured dentures, also known as overdentures, offer a more secure and comfortable alternative to traditional dentures. Unlike conventional options, these dentures are supported by dental implants, which replace some of your natural tooth roots. This helps preserve your jawbone, preventing the bone loss that typically occurs when teeth are missing.

Because dental implants bond with the jawbone, they help maintain its strength and shape — supporting long-term oral health and facial structure.

Even just two implants can provide a dramatic improvement for a lower denture, giving you the ability to chew with ease and smile confidently again. This minimally invasive treatment often requires only a short recovery period, and in many cases, your existing denture can be adapted to attach to the implants within just a few weeks.