A healthy set of teeth is like a treasure. But unfortunately most people don’t value it and as a result they start losing their teeth even at a very young age. Thanks to medical science, today even a lost tooth can also have a replacement. Painless yet effective dental treatments like the London Dental implant can save your decayed tooth or get you a replacement of your lost tooth. Sounds pretty cool right? But remember you need to go through a lengthy process to achieve the full recovery through this dental implant treatment. Most people are curious to know its cost and recovery time. If you are one of them then just read this article till the end.
Cost of dental implant
If we just come straight to the point then it could be said that dental implants are quite an expensive treatment. As it’s a permanent way to get your lost tooth back, it may cost a decent amount of money. But don’t worry it’s totally worth it. Though the actual cost differs clinic to clinic still we have estimated the budget. The final price contains a list such as
- First consultation fee
- Dental X-rays fee
- Implant tools such as denture, crown or sometimes even the roots
- Follow up consultations
- Surgery cost
- Additional charges for medicines or emergency visits
So if we count all these costs together then we can make a total estimation price of a single dental implant which is £700-£4000 and which may vary clinic to clinic.
Dental implants recovery time
Now comes another frequently asked question: how much time London dental implant take to achieve a full recovery? Well we have figured this answer out for your convenience. After your surgery you may have to give your mouth a complete rest of 10 days. In such 10 days you will be restricted from having solid foods and foods that contain high levels of sugar. After completing these 10 days you have to visit the clinic for follow up and then after examining your tooth’s condition your dentist will give you further instructions. Generally it takes 4-6 weeks to get a complete recovery. But even after achieving the full recovery you have to maintain some special dental hygiene and it will last for more than 25 years. It’s a promise.
Hope now you have got every answer you were looking for. So if you are planning to give it a try, what we can say is go for it. It’s permanent, painless and totally worth it.
