Dental bone grafting in Twickenham

Rebuild an implant site only when the evidence says it is needed.

Bone graft and sinus lift assessment at 2 London Road as part of implant planning. A 3D scan helps establish whether grafting is necessary, proportionate and suitable, or whether another treatment route is safer.

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2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY · +44 7356 215372

Who it suits

When grafting may form part of implant care

Bone can reduce after extraction, infection or long-term denture wear. The location and amount of missing bone determine whether grafting, a different implant plan or an alternative replacement is considered.

An implant site with limited bone width
Reduced bone height near the sinus
Bone loss after infection or extraction
A front-tooth site where tissue contour matters
A staged implant plan
Considering alternatives if grafting is disproportionate

The reception and waiting area at Sunny Dental in Twickenham — Our reception on London Road — calm, unhurried and nothing like a clinic waiting room.

How treatment works

From first visit to finished smile

Scan and assess

A 3D scan and clinical examination show bone dimensions, nearby structures and the condition of the gum.

Compare options

We discuss grafting, altered implant positions, bridges, dentures or referral where complexity requires it.

Plan the timing

Where appropriate, grafting may happen before or at implant placement. The plan explains materials, healing and extra appointments.

Review healing

Healing is monitored before the implant or final restoration proceeds; timing is biological rather than rushed.

Fees

Bone graft and sinus lift fee

The guide fee applies only where grafting is clinically required. Imaging and case complexity determine the final written plan, and referral may be recommended.

Bone Graft / Sinus Lift

Where required for stability

From £850

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Open Monday – Friday, 9am – 5:30pm; Saturday by appointment. 2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY · +44 7356 215372

Why choose us

Grafting considered, not assumed

3D planning first

The need for grafting is assessed from imaging and the proposed implant position before a procedure is agreed.

Alternatives stay visible

A bridge, denture or different implant strategy may be more proportionate and remains part of the discussion.

Referral without hesitation

Cases needing specialist surgical management are referred rather than stretched beyond an appropriate scope.

Getting here

Where our patients travel from

The practice is at 2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY. Monday – Friday, 9am – 5:30pm; Saturday by appointment.

Twickenham

Five minutes on foot from Twickenham station, covering TW1 and TW2.

St Margarets

A ten-minute walk along Richmond Road.

Richmond

Ten minutes by car, or the 490 and R68 buses.

Teddington

Ten minutes by car or the 281.

Whitton

Eight minutes by car, or the 281 bus.

Isleworth

Ten minutes over Richmond Bridge, or the H37.

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Common questions

Asked at almost every consultation

How much is dental bone grafting in Twickenham?

Bone grafting or a sinus lift starts from £850 where required for implant stability. The final fee follows examination and 3D imaging because the procedure varies significantly by site.

Does every implant need a bone graft?

No. Many sites have enough suitable bone. Grafting is considered only when the planned implant cannot be supported predictably without it.

How long does a graft take to heal?

Healing varies with the site, material, procedure and your health. It can add several months before the implant is restored, and your written plan will give a case-specific estimate.

Can I avoid grafting?

Sometimes a different implant position, bridge or denture avoids grafting. In other cases it is necessary for a predictable implant. The alternatives should be compared after imaging.

From the journal

Read before you decide

Why might I need bone grafting before an implant?

What scans show, how timing changes and when an alternative may be more proportionate.

Read the guide

Implant or bridge for one missing tooth?

How grafting complexity can affect the balance between replacement options.