How much do dental implants in Ealing cost?

Dental implants in Ealing start from £1,950 at Stunning Smile Clinic — that's the implant, abutment and final crown. 0% finance is available from around £34.25 per month, and your initial consultation is free.

How painful is the dental implant procedure?

Most patients are surprised at how comfortable implant treatment in Ealing is. The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic (with sedation available if you prefer) and any mild soreness afterwards settles within a few days with simple pain relief.

Can I replace my dentures with implants?

Yes — implant-retained dentures and full-arch fixed bridges (All-on-4 / All-on-6) are a life-changing upgrade from loose dentures. We'll discuss the best option for you at your free consultation in Ealing.

How do I care for my dental implants?

Care for your implants in Ealing exactly as you would your natural teeth — brushing twice a day, daily flossing (with implant-friendly floss) and regular hygiene visits. With good care, implants are designed to last a lifetime.

Are implants suitable for everyone?

Most healthy adults are suitable for implants. Smoking, uncontrolled gum disease, certain medical conditions and severe bone loss can affect suitability — we'll assess everything carefully at your free consultation and explain any options such as bone grafting.

Dental Implants in Ealing | Stunning Smile Clinic

Dental Implants in Ealing

Replace missing teeth with confidence. At Stunning Smile Clinic in Ealing, our experienced implant team — led by Dr Dariush Hoshyar — places long-lasting, natural-looking dental implants from just £1,950, with 0% finance and a free consultation.

Free implant consultation (worth £200)

0% finance from £34.25 / month

Permanent — designed to last a lifetime

Preserves jawbone and facial structure

Restores full chewing power and confidence

In-house 3D CBCT for precise planning

Why choose dental implants in Ealing?

Missing teeth can knock your confidence and change the way you eat and speak. Dental implants in Ealing offer a reliable, safe and natural-looking way to restore your smile — protecting the structure and strength of your jaw at the same time.

Don't let missing teeth hold you back. Book a free consultation with our team in Ealing to find out how dental implants can change the way you smile, eat and live.

Single tooth implants

Dental implants are small, rod-like titanium posts that act as the new root of a missing tooth. The implant fits into the jawbone and supports an abutment, onto which your custom crown is fitted. Titanium is biocompatible and bonds naturally to bone — so with good care your implant can last a lifetime.

Multiple dental implants

For two or more missing teeth, multiple implants can support a fixed bridge — a cost-effective long-term option that replaces several teeth without disturbing the healthy teeth around them. Our team in Ealing will plan exactly how many implants you need to give the most stable, long-lasting result.

Implant-retained dentures

If you have many missing teeth, dentures can be locked securely in place with just a few implants — a life-changing upgrade from traditional removable dentures:

No more adhesives, pastes or powders
Preserves bone in the jaw, reducing facial sagging
Minimises wrinkles around the mouth by restoring lip support
Eat the foods you love again, with confidence
No more embarrassing slipping or clicking

Teeth in a day — All-on-6

Our All-on-6 implant technique lets eligible patients arrive in the morning and leave the same day with a fully fixed temporary set of teeth. Two implants are placed straight at the front of the jaw and four are angled at the back, spreading chewing forces evenly across the bone — so we can restore an entire jaw with fewer implants, less healing time and a fixed result on day one.

How dental implants work

Implants are placed inside the bone, which means they are structurally identical to your natural teeth. They protect the bone, maintain your bite, help with chewing and prevent the long-term facial changes that come with tooth loss. After a few weeks you'll likely forget they're even there.