Dental Implants in Kent

Reliable, natural-looking, and long-lasting dental implants to restore your smile.

Single Tooth Implant From £3,000

Dental Implants in Kent

Reliable, natural-looking, and long-lasting dental implants to restore your smile.

Single Tooth Implant From £3,000

Dental Implants Tenterden

If you’re looking for top-quality dental implants in Tenterden, Woodbury Dental and Laser Clinic is here to help restore your smile. Our expert dentists use cutting-edge technology to ensure your implants are natural-looking and long-lasting, offering the perfect solution for missing teeth.

What are dental implants?

Dental implants are small titanium posts that act as replacements for the roots of missing teeth. These implants integrate with your jawbone, creating a strong foundation for crowns, bridges, or dentures. They look, feel, and function just like natural teeth, giving you back the confidence to eat, speak, and smile.

Book your Dental Implant consultation today and discover suitability.

Am I Suitable for Dental Implants?

Most people who have lost one or more teeth can benefit from dental implants. Ideal candidates are in good oral health, without untreated tooth decay or gum disease. During your consultation, we’ll assess your suitability with a comprehensive oral examination and a 3D scan. If needed, bone grafting procedures can enhance the jawbone structure, making implants a possibility for those with diminished bone.

Why Choose us

The Benefits of Dental Implants

Dental implants offer numerous advantages:

  • Long-lasting Durability: With proper care, dental implants can last 15 years or more, making them a long-term solution for tooth loss.
  • Improved Comfort: Implants provide the same stability as natural teeth, allowing you to chew and speak without discomfort or irritation.
  • A Natural Appearance: Our implants are crafted to match the look and feel of your natural teeth, blending seamlessly with your smile.
  • Prevents Bone Loss: Dental implants help preserve your jawbone, preventing the bone deterioration that often occurs when teeth are missing.
  • Restores Functionality: Whether it’s one tooth or several, implants restore the full function of your teeth, so you can eat, talk, and smile without restriction.

Latest Technology, Precision Implant Placement, Quicker Results 

Digital Implant Planning

Meet the Team

The Dental Implant Process

Initial Consultation

During your consultation, our implant expert will evaluate your oral health and take any necessary 3D scans to plan your treatment.

Treatment Plan

We’ll design a bespoke treatment plan tailored to your needs, from single implants to full-arch restorations.

Implant Placement

The implant is carefully inserted into your jawbone. This procedure is typically completed in under an hour.

Healing Phase

Over the next 8-12 weeks, the implant integrates with your jawbone. A temporary restoration may be used during this time.

Final Restoration

Once the implant has healed, your permanent crown, bridge, or denture is fitted, completing your new smile.

Dental Implants (From £995 per Gap)

Dental implants by the dentist at Woodbury Dental and Laser Clinic are artificial tooth roots that provide ideal solutions for missing teeth.

Those who are suffering from missing teeth problems do not need to endure the multitude of problems that are caused by tooth loss, as dental implants can effectively bring back the quality of life they deserve – so smiles can be bright (and complete) once again.

Dental implants are attached to dental crowns, which can bring back the lost smiles that came with missing teeth problems.

Types of Dental Implants

There are various types of dental implants by the dentist at Woodbury Dental and Laser Clinic in Kent; however, the most commonly placed ones throughout the world are often described as endosseous, or root-form implants. These types of dental implants have a cylindrical form and may be threaded on the outer surface to facilitate the implant placement.

Other dental implants designs include blades or subperiosteal implants. The success and rapid growth in popularity of the root-form dental implant is mainly due to its predictable behavior, especially when trying to achieve a firm attachment with the surrounding bone, and the maintenance of this state throughout many years of function.

Dental implants can only be successfully placed by the dentist at Woodbury Dental and Laser Clinic if there is enough jaw bone mass in the area where teeth have gone missing. When teeth are lost, the bone around the teeth gradually deteriorates in structure, leaving no stable base for the dental implant to be attached to. If too much bone has been lost, bone grafting procedures may be done to encourage the growth of new bone tissue.

Advantages of Dental Implants

Improved Aesthetics – Missing teeth can adversely affect the appearance of one’s smile. As dental implants replace the form of missing teeth, they can help in maintaining the symmetry of a person’s smile. The dental implants by the dentist at Woodbury Dental and Laser Clinic are also effective in closing the gaps created by tooth loss, and can prevent the facial tissues from sagging or appearing as sunken – which can make a person look older.

Improved Speech – A person who has missing teeth will find it difficult to speak in a clear manner – especially if the lost teeth are located in the front part of the mouth. Dental implants make it possible for a person who has missing teeth to be able to speak clearly once more – without any difficulties in proper word enunciation.

Improved Chewing/Eating Capability– It is very difficult for a person who has missing teeth to chew or eat properly. Dental implants restore the form and function of missing teeth, so it will again be possible for a person to enjoy meal times without any embarrassing or excruciating chewing episodes.

Prevention of Jaw Bone Loss – Missing teeth can result to the deterioration of jaw bone structure. Dental implants by the dentist at Woodbury Dental and Laser Clinic prevent the bone deterioration from happening, especially if the implants are placed within a short period of time after the teeth have gone missing; this is because the implants replace the function of the tooth root, and stops further bone loss or deterioration in the area where there is tooth loss.

What are the Alternatives to Dental Implants?

People who have NO remaining teeth have these alternatives:
  • Complete dentures
  • Implants which secure their dentures in place
  • Implants which support crowns and bridges
People who still have SOME of their own remaining teeth have these alternatives:
  • Crowns and bridges supported by implants and/or teeth
  • Partial dentures secured by implants and/or teeth
  • Partial dentures supported by teeth
  • Bridges supported by teeth

Naturally invisible

Implants for single-tooth gaps


A missing tooth, e.g. due
to a sports accident.

The inserted implant with the new crown.

A naturally complete row of teeth.

Anyone can lose a tooth. Often within seconds: You play sport and the tooth is gone. Although this is certainly distressing, today there is no longer any cause for worry.

Implants solve the problem naturally and “invisibly”. Dental implants are small, high-tech and markedly effective titanium screws inserted into the jaw to replace natural tooth roots, which then heal firmly into the bone. A temporary restoration conceals the gap until the implant site has completely healed.

Your new dental crown is then “invisibly” and permanently affixed to the implant. The crown sits firmly in the jaw with its new root and is indistin- guishable from the neighboring natural teeth

/ Implants for large tooth gaps

The next best thing to natural teeth! 


Three missing teeth – one
bridge on two implants.

Three single-teeth
on three implants.

Natural esthetics, natural function.

When your teeth get older, when several teeth are missing or older dental prostheses keep causing you problems, you can smile with confidence with the help of implants.

Single implants are an elegant solution if you are missing several teeth in a row: Each tooth is individually replaced and the original conditions are recreated exactly. If you are missing three or more neighboring teeth, you may also opt for an implant-supported bridge. Here the new dental crowns are connected to each other and firmly attached to two or more implants.

A temporary denture closes off the gaps during the healing phase. Once this is completed, the final dental crowns or bridge are attached to the implants.

/ Implants for the toothless jaw

Life with more “bite”!

Lower jaw prosthesis on four implants.

The prosthesis is firmly seated.

In the upper jaw: a bridge on at least six implants.

If you are missing all or almost all of your teeth in your lower jaw, implants will allow you to smile again. That’s because two to four implants are enough to grip tightly onto full dentures. The prostheses are attached with special fixation systems.

When inserting the prosthesis, the elements connect to each other, holding your prosthesis in place. You can easily remove it for cleaning at any time.

A bridge can also be permanently anchored in your jaw on at least six implants. The denture is then firmly seated so that the pink supportive dental acrylic is not needed. In the upper jaw, the roof of the mouth remains free of denture material. You can eat, talk and laugh with your implant-supported dentures as if they were your own teeth.

The Placement of Dental Implants and Sinus/Bone Grafting

Immediate Implant Placement
If the amount of bone in the sinus area is adequate, some surgeons prefer to place the implants at the same time as the bone grafting procedures. This allows for a quicker process, as both the graft and the implant begin healing together.

Bone Integration Period
Regardless of the type of bone graft used to augment the implant area, it is crucial to allow enough time for the graft to integrate fully with the surrounding tissues. Only once this integration is complete can the dental implants be successfully placed.

Delayed Implant Placement
In cases where implants are placed as a secondary procedure, the timing depends on the extent of bone growth and the material used in the graft. Implants can usually be inserted between four to nine months after the graft, allowing sufficient time for healing and bone development.

Healing and Restoration
After the implants are placed, they need time to become firmly attached to the bone. This extended healing period typically lasts between six to nine months. Only then can the final restoration, such as a crown, bridge, or denture, be fitted. The exact timing varies depending on the patient’s specific needs.

Dental Implants
Frequently Asked Questions

Dental implants are engineered as a permanent solution and, with excellent oral hygiene and regular check-ups, can last a lifetime.

The process generally includes an initial consultation with diagnostic imaging, implant surgery, and a healing phase of several months before the final restoration is fitted.

Your overall oral health—especially adequate bone density and healthy gums—along with your medical history, will determine your eligibility, as assessed during a comprehensive evaluation.

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Or a cosmetic/implant consultation

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Affordable Pricing Plans

From 

£3,950

Single Tooth Implant

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What's included?

*Terms and Conditions apply

From 

£19,900

10 Fixed Teeth

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What's included?

*Terms and Conditions apply

From 

£750

Sinus Grafting

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*Terms and Conditions apply

Dental Implant Related Fees

Single Tooth Implant
From £3,000.00
From £3,000.00
A Bridge Replacing Two Teeth, Using One Implant
From £4,950.00
From £4,950.00
A Bridge Replacing Three Teeth, Using Two Implants
From £6,200.00
From £6,200.00
Fixed Teeth (Single Arch Supported by 4 to 6 Implants)
From £19,900.00
From £19,900.00
Implant Suppored Denture (Single Arch)
From £12,500.00
From £12,500.00

Dental Implant Related (Supporting) Fees

Sinus Graft
From £650.00
From £650.00
Bone Grafts
From £450.00
From £450.00
Advanced Block Bone Grafts
From £1,000.00
From £1,000.00
Soft Tissue Grafts
From £750.00
From £750.00
PRP Products
From £399.00
From £399.00
Extraction and Socket Grafting
From £350.00
From £350.00
Transitional Composite Resin Restorations per tooth
From £500.00
From £500.00