Implants • 3D scans • Birmingham & Walsall
Looking for Dental Implants in Birmingham or Walsall?
Natural-looking, long-lasting tooth replacement with a clear plan from day one. We offer implant consultations, 3D scanning where needed, and tailored treatment plans — from single implants to full-arch solutions.
Not sure which option is right? Start here: Replacing missing teeth — your options.
What an implant actually is
A small titanium post supports a crown/bridge/denture — giving you a stable bite and a natural look.
Dr Rikki Dhody
Implant care should feel straightforward: clear options, careful planning, and a predictable route forward — with honest alternatives if implants aren’t right for your case.
- Planning-led approach: X-rays and 3D scanning where needed to plan safely.
- Clear explanations: what’s realistic for your bite, bone levels and gum health.
- Long-term focus: maintenance, cleaning access, and aftercare so results last.
Based in Great Barr, supporting patients across Birmingham, Walsall, West Bromwich, and Sutton Coldfield.
Why choose private dental implants?
Long-lasting
With good care, implants can last for many years and often decades.
Natural look & feel
Your crown is made to match your teeth for a seamless result.
Stable bite
Eat and speak with confidence — no adhesives, no slipping.
Helps preserve bone
Implants support the jaw, helping reduce long-term bone loss.
If you’ve been looking for private implants with personalised attention and minimal waiting, our implant clinic supports patients across Birmingham and Walsall.
Single tooth implants
A single implant and crown can replace a missing tooth without preparing neighbouring teeth (unlike a bridge).
Multiple teeth
Implant bridges can replace several missing teeth with fewer implants — often a strong balance of function and cost.
We’ll advise what’s realistic for your bite, bone levels, and hygiene.
Full-arch options (including All-on-4)
If you’re missing most or all teeth, full-arch implant solutions can give a fixed, stable result. We’ll confirm whether you’re suitable, whether grafting is needed, and what timeline makes sense.
- All-on-4 style plans (where appropriate)
- Fixed bridge options
- Implant-supported dentures for added stability
Step-by-step implant process
- Consultation: goals, assessment, and scans/X-rays as needed.
- Planning: a clear plan (and alternatives if implants aren’t right).
- Placement: implant placed carefully under local anaesthetic (sedation options where appropriate).
- Healing: the implant integrates with the bone over time.
- Final teeth: crown/bridge/denture fitted for function and aesthetics.
We’ll guide you on aftercare and long-term maintenance so your implant stays healthy.
Patient success stories
Before and after photos
Dental implant cost in Birmingham: transparent pricing & finance
We’ll give you a clear breakdown before you proceed. If you’re comparing options, we’ll explain the differences between:
- Single implant + crown vs bridge vs denture
- Whether grafting is needed (not everyone needs it)
- Different full-arch routes (fixed vs removable options)
- Transparent pricing: clear breakdown upfront
- Finance options: spread the cost (subject to terms)
- Support: we’ll answer questions properly, without pressure
Frequently asked questions
How long do dental implants last?
With good oral hygiene and regular reviews, implants can last for many years and often decades. The crown can wear over time and may need replacement earlier than the implant itself.
Is implant treatment painful?
Most people find it very manageable. We use local anaesthetic, and we can discuss sedation options where appropriate. Expect some tenderness after placement, similar to other dental procedures.
What if I’ve been told I don’t have enough bone?
Sometimes bone grafting or sinus lift treatment is helpful, but not everyone needs it. A scan helps us confirm what’s possible and the safest route.
How soon can I get teeth after the implant?
It depends on your bone, bite forces, and the type of restoration. Some cases can have a temporary tooth earlier; others need a healing period for predictability. We’ll explain the timeline clearly.
Can I have implants if I’ve had gum disease?
Possibly — but the gums must be stable first. We’ll assess your gum health and recommend any steps needed to protect long-term success.