Before treatment begins, you will attend a detailed consultation with Dr Karan Maini, including a clinical examination, medical history review and an in house 3D CBCT scan of your jaw. You will leave with a written treatment plan, a personalised quote and a clear discussion of anaesthetic options including local anaesthetic, sedation or general anaesthetic.

Implant surgery is carried out under your chosen anaesthetic at our Nottingham clinic. A titanium post is placed into the jawbone, where it gradually fuses with the bone over three to six months. Under local anaesthetic, placement typically takes 30 to 90 minutes per implant. Where general anaesthetic is chosen, multiple implants are often placed in a single planned session.

After your implant is placed, you will receive personalised aftercare guidance and a schedule of healing reviews. Mild swelling and tenderness for two to three days is common and managed with over the counter pain relief. Most patients return to work the day after local anaesthetic surgery. After a general anaesthetic session, one full day of rest is recommended.

Once the implant has fully integrated, the abutment is fitted and your custom made crown is placed. Your final tooth is made in a specialist laboratory and matched to the colour and shape of your natural teeth. Peer reviewed studies report 10 year implant survival rates above 95% in suitable patients, with many implants remaining functional for two decades or more.

Zenith Dental Clinic is registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission. CQC registration means our facilities, processes and patient care standards meet regulatory requirements.

If, at your consultation, Dr Karan Maini believes implants are not the right option for your case, he will say so and explain the alternatives, including bridges, dentures, or doing nothing if the gap is not causing concern.

Yes. Zenith is one of a small number of UK dental practices able to offer implant treatment under general anaesthetic, with a qualified consultant anaesthetist present throughout. This pathway is particularly suited to patients with significant dental anxiety, a severe gag reflex, complex multi implant cases, or full arch rehabilitation. Suitability is assessed at consultation including a pre anaesthetic medical review. Local anaesthetic, with or without sedation, remains available and is the most common choice for straightforward single implant cases.

From consultation to final crown, most single implant cases take three to six months. The surgery itself is a single appointment of around an hour under local anaesthetic, or longer where multiple implants are placed in one session. The remaining time is healing and osseointegration, during which most patients carry on with normal daily life.

Most adults with good general and oral health are suitable for dental implants. You will need healthy gums, adequate jawbone volume (or be suitable for bone grafting), and a commitment to routine dental care. A full consultation including an in house 3D CBCT scan will confirm your suitability and identify whether any preparatory treatment is needed first.

In suitable patients with good oral health and regular maintenance, dental implants are designed to last many years. Peer reviewed studies report 10 year implant survival rates above 95% for single tooth implants, with many remaining functional for two decades or more. The crown fitted on top typically lasts ten to fifteen years before replacement. Long term success depends on daily brushing, cleaning between teeth and routine dental check ups.

Implant surgery is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort, mild swelling and tenderness for two to three days afterwards is normal and can usually be managed with over the counter pain relief. Most patients return to desk based work the next day. After a general anaesthetic session, one full day of rest is recommended before normal activities resume.

Daily brushing, flossing and regular dental check ups are essential for long term implant health. Implants should be cleaned in much the same way as natural teeth. Peri implantitis, which is inflammation around the implant, is the main long term risk, and is significantly reduced by consistent home care and professional hygiene visits. Your care team will provide personalised aftercare guidance after your treatment.

Implant failure is uncommon in suitable patients with good care, with peer reviewed studies reporting 10 year survival above 95%. Where failure does occur, the implant can usually be removed and, after a healing period, a replacement implant placed. Potential risks including infection, temporary discomfort or implant failure will be discussed in full at your consultation before any treatment begins.

Book a confidential consultation with Dr Karan Maini or Dr Karamvir Takhar. We will carry out a full clinical examination, take an in house 3D CBCT scan, discuss your goals and anaesthetic options, and provide a written treatment plan with a personalised quote. No referral is needed.

Your implant is placed under your chosen anaesthetic at our Nottingham clinic. Under local anaesthetic, placement takes around 30 to 90 minutes. With general anaesthetic, multiple implants can often be placed in a single planned session. The implant then fuses with your bone over three to six months.

Once your implant has healed, your custom made crown is fitted. We ensure your smile receives dedicated aftercare and scheduled reviews, so your implant remains healthy and stable for many years to come.

Before treatment begins, you will attend a detailed consultation with Dr Karan Maini, including a clinical examination, medical history review and an in house 3D CBCT scan of your jaw. You will leave with a written treatment plan, a personalised quote and a clear discussion of anaesthetic options including local anaesthetic, sedation or general anaesthetic.

Implant surgery is carried out under your chosen anaesthetic at our Nottingham clinic. A titanium post is placed into the jawbone, where it gradually fuses with the bone over three to six months. Under local anaesthetic, placement typically takes 30 to 90 minutes per implant. Where general anaesthetic is chosen, multiple implants are often placed in a single planned session.

After your implant is placed, you will receive personalised aftercare guidance and a schedule of healing reviews. Mild swelling and tenderness for two to three days is common and managed with over the counter pain relief. Most patients return to work the day after local anaesthetic surgery. After a general anaesthetic session, one full day of rest is recommended.

Once the implant has fully integrated, the abutment is fitted and your custom made crown is placed. Your final tooth is made in a specialist laboratory and matched to the colour and shape of your natural teeth. Peer reviewed studies report 10 year implant survival rates above 95% in suitable patients, with many implants remaining functional for two decades or more.

Zenith Dental Clinic is registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission. CQC registration means our facilities, processes and patient care standards meet regulatory requirements.

If, at your consultation, Dr Karan Maini believes implants are not the right option for your case, he will say so and explain the alternatives, including bridges, dentures, or doing nothing if the gap is not causing concern.

Yes. Zenith is one of a small number of UK dental practices able to offer implant treatment under general anaesthetic, with a qualified consultant anaesthetist present throughout. This pathway is particularly suited to patients with significant dental anxiety, a severe gag reflex, complex multi implant cases, or full arch rehabilitation. Suitability is assessed at consultation including a pre anaesthetic medical review. Local anaesthetic, with or without sedation, remains available and is the most common choice for straightforward single implant cases.

From consultation to final crown, most single implant cases take three to six months. The surgery itself is a single appointment of around an hour under local anaesthetic, or longer where multiple implants are placed in one session. The remaining time is healing and osseointegration, during which most patients carry on with normal daily life.

Most adults with good general and oral health are suitable for dental implants. You will need healthy gums, adequate jawbone volume (or be suitable for bone grafting), and a commitment to routine dental care. A full consultation including an in house 3D CBCT scan will confirm your suitability and identify whether any preparatory treatment is needed first.

In suitable patients with good oral health and regular maintenance, dental implants are designed to last many years. Peer reviewed studies report 10 year implant survival rates above 95% for single tooth implants, with many remaining functional for two decades or more. The crown fitted on top typically lasts ten to fifteen years before replacement. Long term success depends on daily brushing, cleaning between teeth and routine dental check ups.

Implant surgery is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort, mild swelling and tenderness for two to three days afterwards is normal and can usually be managed with over the counter pain relief. Most patients return to desk based work the next day. After a general anaesthetic session, one full day of rest is recommended before normal activities resume.

Daily brushing, flossing and regular dental check ups are essential for long term implant health. Implants should be cleaned in much the same way as natural teeth. Peri implantitis, which is inflammation around the implant, is the main long term risk, and is significantly reduced by consistent home care and professional hygiene visits. Your care team will provide personalised aftercare guidance after your treatment.

Implant failure is uncommon in suitable patients with good care, with peer reviewed studies reporting 10 year survival above 95%. Where failure does occur, the implant can usually be removed and, after a healing period, a replacement implant placed. Potential risks including infection, temporary discomfort or implant failure will be discussed in full at your consultation before any treatment begins.

Book a confidential consultation with Dr Karan Maini or Dr Karamvir Takhar. We will carry out a full clinical examination, take an in house 3D CBCT scan, discuss your goals and anaesthetic options, and provide a written treatment plan with a personalised quote. No referral is needed.

Your implant is placed under your chosen anaesthetic at our Nottingham clinic. Under local anaesthetic, placement takes around 30 to 90 minutes. With general anaesthetic, multiple implants can often be placed in a single planned session. The implant then fuses with your bone over three to six months.

Once your implant has healed, your custom made crown is fitted. We ensure your smile receives dedicated aftercare and scheduled reviews, so your implant remains healthy and stable for many years to come.

Before treatment begins, you will attend a detailed consultation with Dr Karan Maini, including a clinical examination, medical history review and an in house 3D CBCT scan of your jaw. You will leave with a written treatment plan, a personalised quote and a clear discussion of anaesthetic options including local anaesthetic, sedation or general anaesthetic.

Implant surgery is carried out under your chosen anaesthetic at our Nottingham clinic. A titanium post is placed into the jawbone, where it gradually fuses with the bone over three to six months. Under local anaesthetic, placement typically takes 30 to 90 minutes per implant. Where general anaesthetic is chosen, multiple implants are often placed in a single planned session.

After your implant is placed, you will receive personalised aftercare guidance and a schedule of healing reviews. Mild swelling and tenderness for two to three days is common and managed with over the counter pain relief. Most patients return to work the day after local anaesthetic surgery. After a general anaesthetic session, one full day of rest is recommended.

Once the implant has fully integrated, the abutment is fitted and your custom made crown is placed. Your final tooth is made in a specialist laboratory and matched to the colour and shape of your natural teeth. Peer reviewed studies report 10 year implant survival rates above 95% in suitable patients, with many implants remaining functional for two decades or more.

Zenith Dental Clinic is registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission. CQC registration means our facilities, processes and patient care standards meet regulatory requirements.

If, at your consultation, Dr Karan Maini believes implants are not the right option for your case, he will say so and explain the alternatives, including bridges, dentures, or doing nothing if the gap is not causing concern.

Yes. Zenith is one of a small number of UK dental practices able to offer implant treatment under general anaesthetic, with a qualified consultant anaesthetist present throughout. This pathway is particularly suited to patients with significant dental anxiety, a severe gag reflex, complex multi implant cases, or full arch rehabilitation. Suitability is assessed at consultation including a pre anaesthetic medical review. Local anaesthetic, with or without sedation, remains available and is the most common choice for straightforward single implant cases.

From consultation to final crown, most single implant cases take three to six months. The surgery itself is a single appointment of around an hour under local anaesthetic, or longer where multiple implants are placed in one session. The remaining time is healing and osseointegration, during which most patients carry on with normal daily life.

Most adults with good general and oral health are suitable for dental implants. You will need healthy gums, adequate jawbone volume (or be suitable for bone grafting), and a commitment to routine dental care. A full consultation including an in house 3D CBCT scan will confirm your suitability and identify whether any preparatory treatment is needed first.

In suitable patients with good oral health and regular maintenance, dental implants are designed to last many years. Peer reviewed studies report 10 year implant survival rates above 95% for single tooth implants, with many remaining functional for two decades or more. The crown fitted on top typically lasts ten to fifteen years before replacement. Long term success depends on daily brushing, cleaning between teeth and routine dental check ups.

Implant surgery is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort, mild swelling and tenderness for two to three days afterwards is normal and can usually be managed with over the counter pain relief. Most patients return to desk based work the next day. After a general anaesthetic session, one full day of rest is recommended before normal activities resume.

Daily brushing, flossing and regular dental check ups are essential for long term implant health. Implants should be cleaned in much the same way as natural teeth. Peri implantitis, which is inflammation around the implant, is the main long term risk, and is significantly reduced by consistent home care and professional hygiene visits. Your care team will provide personalised aftercare guidance after your treatment.

Implant failure is uncommon in suitable patients with good care, with peer reviewed studies reporting 10 year survival above 95%. Where failure does occur, the implant can usually be removed and, after a healing period, a replacement implant placed. Potential risks including infection, temporary discomfort or implant failure will be discussed in full at your consultation before any treatment begins.

Book a confidential consultation with Dr Karan Maini or Dr Karamvir Takhar. We will carry out a full clinical examination, take an in house 3D CBCT scan, discuss your goals and anaesthetic options, and provide a written treatment plan with a personalised quote. No referral is needed.

Your implant is placed under your chosen anaesthetic at our Nottingham clinic. Under local anaesthetic, placement takes around 30 to 90 minutes. With general anaesthetic, multiple implants can often be placed in a single planned session. The implant then fuses with your bone over three to six months.

Once your implant has healed, your custom made crown is fitted. We ensure your smile receives dedicated aftercare and scheduled reviews, so your implant remains healthy and stable for many years to come.

Before treatment begins, you will attend a detailed consultation with Dr Karan Maini, including a clinical examination, medical history review and an in house 3D CBCT scan of your jaw. You will leave with a written treatment plan, a personalised quote and a clear discussion of anaesthetic options including local anaesthetic, sedation or general anaesthetic.

Implant surgery is carried out under your chosen anaesthetic at our Nottingham clinic. A titanium post is placed into the jawbone, where it gradually fuses with the bone over three to six months. Under local anaesthetic, placement typically takes 30 to 90 minutes per implant. Where general anaesthetic is chosen, multiple implants are often placed in a single planned session.

After your implant is placed, you will receive personalised aftercare guidance and a schedule of healing reviews. Mild swelling and tenderness for two to three days is common and managed with over the counter pain relief. Most patients return to work the day after local anaesthetic surgery. After a general anaesthetic session, one full day of rest is recommended.

Once the implant has fully integrated, the abutment is fitted and your custom made crown is placed. Your final tooth is made in a specialist laboratory and matched to the colour and shape of your natural teeth. Peer reviewed studies report 10 year implant survival rates above 95% in suitable patients, with many implants remaining functional for two decades or more.

Zenith Dental Clinic is registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission. CQC registration means our facilities, processes and patient care standards meet regulatory requirements.

If, at your consultation, Dr Karan Maini believes implants are not the right option for your case, he will say so and explain the alternatives, including bridges, dentures, or doing nothing if the gap is not causing concern.

Yes. Zenith is one of a small number of UK dental practices able to offer implant treatment under general anaesthetic, with a qualified consultant anaesthetist present throughout. This pathway is particularly suited to patients with significant dental anxiety, a severe gag reflex, complex multi implant cases, or full arch rehabilitation. Suitability is assessed at consultation including a pre anaesthetic medical review. Local anaesthetic, with or without sedation, remains available and is the most common choice for straightforward single implant cases.

From consultation to final crown, most single implant cases take three to six months. The surgery itself is a single appointment of around an hour under local anaesthetic, or longer where multiple implants are placed in one session. The remaining time is healing and osseointegration, during which most patients carry on with normal daily life.

Most adults with good general and oral health are suitable for dental implants. You will need healthy gums, adequate jawbone volume (or be suitable for bone grafting), and a commitment to routine dental care. A full consultation including an in house 3D CBCT scan will confirm your suitability and identify whether any preparatory treatment is needed first.

In suitable patients with good oral health and regular maintenance, dental implants are designed to last many years. Peer reviewed studies report 10 year implant survival rates above 95% for single tooth implants, with many remaining functional for two decades or more. The crown fitted on top typically lasts ten to fifteen years before replacement. Long term success depends on daily brushing, cleaning between teeth and routine dental check ups.

Implant surgery is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort, mild swelling and tenderness for two to three days afterwards is normal and can usually be managed with over the counter pain relief. Most patients return to desk based work the next day. After a general anaesthetic session, one full day of rest is recommended before normal activities resume.

Daily brushing, flossing and regular dental check ups are essential for long term implant health. Implants should be cleaned in much the same way as natural teeth. Peri implantitis, which is inflammation around the implant, is the main long term risk, and is significantly reduced by consistent home care and professional hygiene visits. Your care team will provide personalised aftercare guidance after your treatment.

Implant failure is uncommon in suitable patients with good care, with peer reviewed studies reporting 10 year survival above 95%. Where failure does occur, the implant can usually be removed and, after a healing period, a replacement implant placed. Potential risks including infection, temporary discomfort or implant failure will be discussed in full at your consultation before any treatment begins.

Book a confidential consultation with Dr Karan Maini or Dr Karamvir Takhar. We will carry out a full clinical examination, take an in house 3D CBCT scan, discuss your goals and anaesthetic options, and provide a written treatment plan with a personalised quote. No referral is needed.

Your implant is placed under your chosen anaesthetic at our Nottingham clinic. Under local anaesthetic, placement takes around 30 to 90 minutes. With general anaesthetic, multiple implants can often be placed in a single planned session. The implant then fuses with your bone over three to six months.

Once your implant has healed, your custom made crown is fitted. We ensure your smile receives dedicated aftercare and scheduled reviews, so your implant remains healthy and stable for many years to come.