Arnold Dental & Implant Centre has expanded its multiple dental implant services for patients considering replacement of ageing, damaged, or failing dental bridges. The Nottingham practice uses CBCT imaging, intraoral scanning, 3D printing, photogrammetry, and guided surgery as part of its digital workflow for planning complex implant restorations and full-arch treatment cases.
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The expansion comes as long-term tooth replacement remains a significant concern for many adults. According to the Oral Health Foundation, approximately 5% of adults in England have no natural teeth, while many more live with partial tooth loss that can affect eating, speech, confidence, and overall oral health.
Unlike traditional bridges, which rely on neighbouring teeth for support, dental implants replace the missing tooth root as well as the visible tooth structure. This approach may help support the surrounding jawbone and reduce some of the challenges associated with long-term tooth loss. Implant-supported restorations can also eliminate the need to use adjacent healthy teeth as anchors, preserving more natural tooth structure.
The practice's digital workflow incorporates advanced imaging and planning technologies to support treatment accuracy. CBCT scans provide detailed views of bone density and anatomical structures, while intraoral scanning, photogrammetry, and 3D printed surgical guides assist clinicians in developing highly detailed treatment plans before implant placement takes place.
"Patients often ask whether a dental bridge that has reached the end of its lifespan should be replaced with another bridge or whether implants may be a suitable alternative," said a spokesperson for Arnold Dental & Implant Centre. "Digital planning allows us to evaluate each case carefully and explain the available options based on the patient's individual needs and oral health."
Treatment suitability depends on factors including bone volume, gum health, medical history, and the condition of any existing restorations. In some cases, additional procedures may be required before implant placement can be considered.
More information can be found at https://arnolddental.co.uk/