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The crown is carefully designed to match your existing teeth, providing a seamless result.
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Address: 2 Colin Park Road, Colindale, London, NW9 6HS
Phone: 020 8205 8300
If you are missing a tooth or dealing with a damaged one, a single tooth implant in Colindale offers a reliable, long-term solution that restores both function and appearance. At Corner House Dental Practice, we provide carefully planned implant treatment designed to look, feel and perform like a natural tooth.
Speak directly with our team on 020 8205 8300 or email info@cornerhousedental.uk to discuss your options
A single tooth implant is designed to replace one missing or severely damaged tooth without affecting the surrounding teeth. It consists of a small titanium post placed into the jawbone, which acts as an artificial root. A custom-made crown is then fitted on top to restore your smile.
This treatment is suitable if you:
Unlike traditional bridges, a dental implant does not rely on adjacent teeth for support, helping preserve long-term oral health.
You can explore more options within our dental implants treatments to see how this fits into your overall care.
Replacing a missing tooth is not just about appearance. It plays a key role in maintaining your oral health and confidence.
The crown is carefully designed to match your existing teeth, providing a seamless result.
With proper care, implants can last many years, often decades.
Unlike bridges, implants do not require neighbouring teeth to be altered.
The implant stimulates the jawbone, helping prevent bone loss after tooth loss.
Eat, speak and smile with confidence without worrying about movement or discomfort.
We believe that understanding your treatment helps you feel more confident and informed.
Your journey begins with a detailed consultation to assess your oral health, bone structure, and suitability for treatment.
If the damaged tooth is still present, it will be carefully removed. The socket is cleaned to ensure a healthy foundation.
A titanium implant is placed into the jawbone. This acts as the new tooth root.
Over approximately 2 to 3 months, the implant bonds with the bone in a process known as osseointegration.
Once healing is complete, a custom-made crown is attached to restore the appearance and function of your tooth.
In some cases, immediate placement or immediate loading may be possible, depending on bone stability and individual factors.
Every patient is different, which is why we tailor treatment carefully.
Where suitable, the implant can be placed at the same time as tooth extraction, reducing overall treatment time.
If the bone or gum tissue requires additional support, grafting procedures may be recommended to ensure long-term success.
In selected cases, a temporary tooth can be fitted on the same day, allowing you to leave with a restored smile.
These options are discussed during your consultation to ensure the best outcome.
Choosing the right dentist is essential when considering implant treatment.
At Corner House Dental Practice, we combine experience with a highly personalised approach.
Learn more about our background on our practice story or meet the team on our team page.
Patients often delay treatment, but replacing a missing tooth early can prevent further complications.
A single tooth implant can help if you are experiencing:
Addressing the issue early helps avoid more complex treatment later.
We regularly provide single tooth implant treatment for patients across North West London, including:
Our practice is conveniently located at:
Corner House Dental Practice
2 Colin Park Rd
London NW9 6HS
You can find directions and get in touch via our contact page.
With proper care and regular dental visits, implants can last many years and often decades.
The procedure is carefully managed to ensure comfort. Most patients report minimal discomfort during and after treatment.
Treatment typically takes several months, including healing time, although some cases allow for faster restoration.
Most adults are suitable, but a full assessment is required to evaluate bone health and overall oral condition.
The same process applies. Your dentist will assess whether grafting or additional preparation is needed.