Gum Disease

Gum disease weakened our clients teeth and the front ones started to move apart. Dental implants were used to replace the mobile teeth and dental crowns to restore the worn down lower front teeth.
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After suffering from gum disease at the age of 45 our client lost all her teeth and she was not ready to wear dentures for the rest of her life. She decided to travel abroad for a full mouth rehabilitation which included dental implants and bridges. Her dental treatment …

Finding a dentist abroad could save your smile, just like thousands of other Brits who flock to European cities such as Budapest for cheap dental treatment. Losing your teeth is upsetting enough but listening to the prices charged by UK dentists for treatments such as implants is even worse. Tooth loss can be the result of an accident, gum disease or even from grinding your teeth at night. In the UK, the NHS will only offer you dentures but there is an alternative. The answer for many lies with finding a dentist abroad and travelling to Europe for treatment.
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Gum disease is the most likely cause of tooth loss in the UK; in fact 79% of adults over 35 will suffer with this oral health issue. Left untreated, tooth loss is likely, even if the tooth itself is healthy and this leads to many people facing dentures at an age when they still have a lot of living to do. Dental implants are the alternative to dentures and are the most natural looking option available. They provide a long term solution and are therefore worth investing in, but in the UK, a single implant will cost at least £2, 000.00. However there is another option; if you are looking for inexpensive dental implants Budapest leads the field….

A dental implant is essentially a substitute for a natural root and commonly it is screw or cylinder shaped. Each implant is placed into a socket carefully drilled at the precise location of the intended tooth. If an implant has a screw-thread on its outer surface it can be screwed into position and if it does not, it is usually tapped into place. The main aim during installation of any implant is to achieve immediate close contact with the surrounding bone. This creates an initial stability, which over time is steadily enhanced by further growth of bone into microscopic roughnesses on the implant surface….