Dental implants in Twickenham
Single implants, front-tooth cases and bridges supported by implants, planned from a 3D scan at 2 London Road. One dentist sees the case from assessment to final crown, so nothing is handed over halfway and nobody blames the last stage on the first.
2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY · +44 7356 215372
Who it suits
An implant is the only option that replaces the root as well as the tooth. It is not always the right choice — where a bridge or a denture would serve you better, or where the bone is not ready, you will be told plainly.

How treatment works
A full examination, photographs and a 3D scan to see the bone in three dimensions. Gum health and grinding habits are assessed at the same visit, because both affect how long an implant lasts.
You get a written plan with stages, timings and a fixed figure — including what happens if bone grafting turns out to be needed, so there are no mid-treatment surprises.
The implant is placed under local anaesthetic, usually in under an hour. Most people are back to normal the next day and describe it as easier than the extraction that preceded it.
After healing, a crown is made to match your own teeth in shade and shape. A review schedule follows, because implants last on maintenance, not luck.
Getting here
The practice is at 2 London Road, Twickenham, London TW1 3RY. Monday – Friday, 9am – 5:30pm; Saturday by appointment.
Five minutes on foot from Twickenham station, covering TW1 and TW2.
A ten-minute walk along Richmond Road.
Ten minutes by car, or the 490 and R68 buses.
Ten minutes by car or the 281.
Eight minutes by car, or the 281 bus.
Ten minutes over Richmond Bridge, or the H37.
Common questions
Implants are quoted as a complete case — assessment, scan, implant, abutment and crown — not as a single headline number. Our fees are on the fees page and confirmed in writing before any treatment starts.
The placement itself is done under local anaesthetic and is usually less uncomfortable than people expect. Soreness for a few days afterwards is normal and managed with ordinary painkillers.
Well-placed implants in a well-maintained mouth routinely last fifteen to twenty-five years and often longer. Gum disease and smoking are the two things that shorten them most.
Typically three to six months from placement to final crown, because the bone needs to fuse to the implant. A temporary tooth covers the gap in the meantime for front teeth.
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