Basingstoke Dental Practice Launch New All On Four Dental Implant Service

Apr 24, 2023

Bounty Road Dental Practice in Basingstoke, Hampshire has recently launched a new All-on-Four dental implant service. Bounty Road Dental Practice, which was established in 1948, is one of the oldest dental practices in Basingstoke.

United Kingdom - April 24, 2023 —

A leading dental practice in Basingstoke, Bounty Road Dental Practice, has announced the launch of a brand-new service. Their new All-on-Four dental implant service is a restorative treatment, a recent advancement in dental implant technology that allows them to replace all of the teeth on the top or bottom of a patient’s mouth with only four implants.


Like other dental implant services, All-on-Four dental implants are designed to help replace missing or damaged teeth. As with other implants, it involves implanting a tiny titanium screw on which a tooth implant can be attached, and then crowns or other kinds of artificial teeth can be attached to them. While, previously, a single dental implant may have been used for each and every individual missing tooth, All-on-Four implants have revolutionised this form of treatment.


With an All-on-Four treatment, the patient only needs to have four well-placed implants installed in either the top or the bottom of their mouth in order to help complete their smile. The titanium implants are highly effective at fusing to living bone, which means that they can ensure a much more stable base for replacement teeth than other options like dentures. They also help to protect the jawbone, which can shrink due to missing teeth, and serve as a permanent replacement, meaning that the patient doesn’t have to repeatedly go back to have them replaced once they’re in.


Established in 1948, Bounty Road Dental Practice is one of the oldest dental practices in Basingstoke and works to ensure a premium level of care for its patients. They ensure top-quality patient service, guiding patients through consultations and treatment services, with state-of-the-art dentistry solutions for private patients in a comfortable and well-maintained environment. 


Part of the dedication to personal service that the team embodies includes helping patients learn everything they need to know about the services they provide, including implants. Their website has a host of information on the different implants they offer, but they also encourage visitors to get in touch for any answers they may still need.


To learn more about Bounty Road Dental Practice in Basingstoke, to learn more about their new service, or how else they can serve their patients, you can learn more directly at the website at https://www.bountyroaddental.co.uk/. 


Please address any and all press inquiries to Nicki Lambert, who can be reached by mail at 74 Bounty Road Basingstoke Hampshire RG21 3BZ, or on the phone at 01256 465764. Email inquiries can be sent directly to [email protected].

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Name: Nicki Lambert
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Organization: Bounty Road Dental Practice
Address: 74 Bounty Road Basingstoke Hampshire RG21 3BZ
Phone: 01256 465764
Website: https://www.bountyroaddental.co.uk/

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