8 St John's Road, Newbury, RG14 7LJ
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01635 40311
01635 40311
Eat, smile, and speak with confidence again
A secure, long-term solution for missing teeth, with clear guidance from our experienced dental implant team in Newbury.
No pressure free consultation
Clear expert guidance from start to finish
0% finance options available
Experienced
Implant Team
Hundreds of implant
smile transformations
Advanced digital smile
planning technology
Trusted Dental Clinic
in Newbury
Are you experiencing any of the following?
Many people consider dental implants when a tooth is missing, failing, or no longer feels as secure as it once did.
For some, the change is sudden, a tooth breaks or needs to be removed.
For others, it develops gradually as teeth weaken over time.
You have a missing tooth
You may feel conscious about the gap, or find certain foods harder to eat comfortably.
A tooth has been recommended for extraction
You may have been told a tooth cannot be saved and want to understand the most reliable long-term replacement option.
A tooth feels weak, cracked, or keeps breaking
Repeated repairs can feel temporary, leading patients to look for a more predictable solution.
You avoid chewing on one side of your mouth
You may find yourself favouring one side due to discomfort or concern about damaging a tooth.
Dentures feel loose or uncomfortable
Removable teeth can move when eating or speaking, making daily life feel less secure.
You feel
self-conscious about a
missing tooth
Gaps can affect confidence when smiling, speaking, or being photographed.
You want to
eat normally
again
Enjoying certain foods can become difficult when a tooth is missing or unstable.
You want a fixed, long-term solution
Many patients want something that feels stable, natural, and allows them to eat and smile with confidence again.
Dental implants are designed to replace missing teeth with a stable, long-term solution that restores comfort, function, and confidence.
What is a dental implant?
A dental implant is a fixed, long-term way to replace a missing tooth.
It is designed to look, feel and function as naturally as possible, helping restore comfort when eating and confidence when smiling.
A small titanium implant is placed into the jawbone, where it acts as a stable foundation for a custom-made replacement tooth.
Treatment is carefully planned using digital imaging to ensure precision and predictability.
Which implant option is right for you?
Dental implant treatment is not one-size-fits-all. The number of implants recommended will depend on how many teeth are missing, the condition of the surrounding teeth, and your long-term goals.
Your treatment plan is carefully designed to provide a stable, predictable, and natural-looking result.
Missing one tooth?
Single tooth implant
Single implants are recommended to act as a replacement when a single tooth is missing or if a tooth needs to be extracted. If you are missing just one natural tooth, then one implant is normally all that will be needed to provide a replacement.
This type of treatment is useful when we do not want to damage, modify or impact the healthy adjacent teeth on either side of the missing tooth.
Missing several teeth?
Implant-supported bridge
If you have several missing teeth in a row then it’s likely that you may need two or more implants to give you support to a bridge and hold several dental crowns in place.
For example, two dental implants can hold three dental crowns together in one dental bridge. The number of implants required will depend on the number of teeth missing and their location.
Loose dentures?
Implant-retained dentures
Imagine throwing away the denture glue forever. With implant-supported dentures your dentures can be held firmly in place with as little as two dental implants.
Instead of denture glue, your dentures “click” firmly onto dental implants fixed in your jaw and are held firmly in place allowing you to eat, smile and enjoy life again. You can remove these dentures to clean them.
Missing most or all teeth?
Full arch or same-day implants
You may have heard of All-on-4 implants or Same Day Implants before. This revolutionary treatment gives loose denture sufferers or patients with failing teeth to have thier life transformed in a single day.
Four to six dental implants are placed at strategic positions and angles in the jaw to enable us to fit a fixed permanent set of teeth in a single day procedure. This is the closest possible solution to getting your full natural teeth back.
Why many patients choose dental implants
Dental implants are designed to provide a stable, long-term solution for replacing missing teeth,
helping restore comfort, confidence, and everyday function.
Feels secure and stable
Dental implants are fixed in place, meaning they do not move when eating or speaking. Many patients find they feel similar to natural teeth.
Designed to look natural
Replacement teeth are carefully matched to the shape and colour of your existing teeth, helping them blend naturally with your smile.
Eat comfortably again
Implants provide strong support for replacement teeth, allowing you to enjoy a wider range of foods with greater confidence.
Long-term solution
With appropriate care, dental implants are designed to provide a predictable and durable option for replacing missing teeth.
Helps maintain jawbone support
Dental implants help stimulate the jawbone in a similar way to a natural tooth root, supporting long-term oral structure.
Feels more like a natural tooth
Because implants are fixed in place, many patients find they feel more comfortable compared to removable options.
Before and After Results
See how patients at The Briars have improved their smiles with Invisalign® clear aligner treatment.
Every smile is unique, and results will vary depending on individual starting position and treatment goals.
Dental Implant
Patient Stories
Hear directly from patients as they share their implant journeys, in their own words.
FREE Consultation with
Treatment Coordinator
Advanced digital smile
planning technology
Pain-free
Treatment
0% Monthly
Finance Available
Real experiences from The Briars patients
What happens at your free consultation?
At your free consultation, you’ll meet our Treatment Coordinator to explore whether dental implant treatment is suitable for your situation.
We’ll guide you through your options, expected timelines, and costs, with no pressure to proceed.
Every assessment is based on your individual needs, helping you understand what is realistically achievable.
Clinical assessment of your teeth and gums
Digital scan or imaging to assess suitability
Personalised treatment options explained clearly
Transparent pricing and finance options
No pressure consultation. Clear advice so you can decide what feels right.
Restoring Your Smile
With Dental Implants
Missing or failing teeth can be replaced with carefully
planned implant treatment designed for
long-term stability and comfort.
Dental Implant Options
Digital Smile Scan & Planning
Teeth Whitening Included
Custom Invisalign Aligners
Retainers After Treatment
Personalised assessment
Experienced implant team
Digital planning & diagnostics
Structured treatment planning
Treatment recommendations and costs confirmed following assessment.
FREE Consultation with
Treatment Coordinator
Advanced digital smile
planning technology
Pain-free
Treatment
0% Monthly
Finance Available
Meet the team
Dr Nicholas French
GDC no. 78856
Principal Dentist & Implantologist
Upon returning to the UK, Nick was offered a training position at the world-renowned Maxillo-Facial prosthetic department at Queen Mary’s University Hospital, Roehampton, London. During his training, Nick made Oral and Cranio-Facial prostheses for people who had undergone surgery for oral and/or facial cancer or trauma. During this time, Nicholas gained his Higher National Diploma in Maxillo-Facial Prosthetics and Technology.
Nick then spent a year at the Waikato Hospital in Hamilton, New Zealand. After this, Nick was then appointed Chief Maxillo-Facial Technologist at St Richards Hospital in Chichester. Three years later, Nick was offered a place at the University Of Western Australia Dental School, qualifying as a dental surgeon in 1999.
In 2001, Nick returned to Chichester, this time to work in dental practice, before joining the Briars Dental Centre in 2006. Although very much enjoying the variations of general practice, Nick has interests in implantology, endodontics (root canal therapy), crowns and bridges.
Amy Piper
GDC no. 227271
Treatment Coordinator
She first joined The Briars in 2016 as a Dental Nurse. Amy was keen to progress and expand her knowledge of all things dental and was able to add a qualification in Dental Radiography to her belt the following year. Since then, she has undertaken training to take impressions and digital scans, which have enabled her to progress into the role of Treatment Coordinator.
Amy enjoys working at The Briars amongst some hugely talented dental professionals and feels that it is a pleasure to know that each new patient she meets is going into the hands of the very best. She is proud to be a part of a close team.
Outside work, Amy is a mummy to a gorgeous little boy, a wife to a long-suffering husband, a netballer, a foodie and a big lover of life. You are almost guaranteed to hear about at least one of these things during appointments with her!
Chelsea Lovelace
Treatment Coordinator
She joined the team in January 2023 as she wanted to progress in her career and learn new skills to complement her existing ones. She is enjoying meeting new patients and helping them with their dental journey. She has been working in dentistry since 2012.
Outside work, Chelsea plays football, which she has been doing for 26 years. Chelsea is always looking for something new and exciting to try her hand at, whether that be hot air balloon rides, bungee jumping, or skydives.
Dental Implant FAQs
1. What is a dental implant?
A dental implant is a small titanium post that is placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. It provides a stable foundation for a custom-made replacement tooth designed to look and function naturally.
2. Am I suitable for dental implants?
Many patients are suitable for dental implants. Suitability depends on factors such as bone levels, gum health, and general oral health. This is assessed during your consultation using clinical examination and imaging.
3. Is dental implant treatment painful?
Treatment is carried out using local anaesthetic to ensure the area is comfortable. Most patients report that the procedure feels similar to other routine dental treatments. Some mild discomfort afterwards is normal and typically manageable.
4. How long does dental implant treatment take?
Treatment timelines vary depending on individual circumstances. In many cases, implants are placed first and allowed time to integrate with the bone before the final replacement tooth is fitted. We will explain expected timeframes clearly during your consultation.
5. How long do dental implants last?
Dental implants are designed to be a long-term solution. With good oral hygiene and regular dental care, many implants can last for many years.
6. Can implants replace more than one tooth?
Yes. Dental implants can be used to replace a single missing tooth, several teeth, or support a full set of replacement teeth, depending on your needs.
7. What if I have been told I do not have enough bone?
In some cases, additional treatments may help prepare the area for implant placement. Your suitability will be assessed carefully, and options will be explained clearly.
8. How do I care for dental implants?
Dental implants are cared for in a similar way to natural teeth, with regular brushing, cleaning between teeth, and routine dental visits.
9. How much do dental implants cost?
The cost of treatment depends on the number of implants required and the complexity of the case. You will receive a clear personalised cost estimate following your consultation.
10. Is the consultation free?
Yes, we offer a free consultation so you can understand whether dental implants are suitable for you and what your options may be.
Get started with a free consultation
A relaxed appointment with our Treatment Coordinator.
Please note: The Briars Dental Centre is a private practice and not accepting NHS patients.
