A single dental implant at BDSI Clinic in Staple Hill, Bristol is about as near as modern dentistry gets to recreating your own tooth. We fit a small titanium root into your jaw, let it heal, then attach a crown that looks and feels like the tooth you lost — leaving the healthy teeth either side completely alone.
88-90 High Street, Staple Hill, Bristol BS16 5HL2-minute walk from Staple Hill High Street
With a traditional bridge, the two healthy teeth either side of the gap need filing down to anchor the new crown in place. An implant avoids all of that, since it stands independently and nothing else needs to be touched. The teeth beside it stay exactly as they were, cleaning around the new tooth works just like flossing a normal one, and the implant helps prevent the bone loss that typically follows tooth loss.
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A free consultation plus a 3D CT scan, letting us check your bone levels and plan exactly where the implant should sit.
We place the implant under local anaesthetic — roughly 60 minutes.
A review at 2 weeks to confirm healing is progressing as expected.
After 3–6 months of healing, we take impressions and fit your permanent crown.
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Nobody likes a surprise bill, us included — every plan is set out in writing up front, so there's nothing unexpected waiting for you at reception.
Bone graft, if required, from £600.
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A single implant with crown starts from £2,500, covering the CT scan, the implant, the healing cap and the finished crown — and we'll always put the exact figure in writing before anything is agreed.
Allow 3–6 months from placing the implant to fitting the final crown. Almost all of that is bone healing quietly beneath the surface — your chairside time actually amounts to just two brief appointments.
No — that's one of the main reasons implants often beat bridges — the teeth either side of the gap remain completely untouched.
For most people, yes. Anyone who finds a partial denture uncomfortable typically welcomes a fixed, permanent implant as an alternative.
Our surgery sits on Staple Hill High Street, within easy reach of every neighbourhood listed below. Each page sets out the quickest route in, which buses stop nearby and where to leave the car.
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