Treatment Type
Prices
Implant-Retained Dentures
From £6,500
Implant-Supported Bridges
From £2,000
All-on-4
From £16,000
All-on-4
From £16,000
All-on-4
From £16,000
Why Do Dental Implants Done Abroad Sometimes Fail?
Implant failure rarely happens for just one reason. It is usually a combination of factors.
- Poor Implant Positioning — If an implant is placed at the wrong angle or depth, it can create bite stress or gum complications.
- Inadequate Bone Support — If bone density is insufficient, the implant may never fully stabilise.
- Peri-Implantitis (Infection) — This is a bacterial infection around the implant that can lead to bone loss.
- Low-Quality Implant Systems — Some implant brands used abroad are not widely supported in the UK, making repair more complex.
- Lack of Long-Term Aftercare — Implants require monitoring. Without regular follow-up, early warning signs may be missed.
- Overloading or Immediate Placement Issues — Placing heavy biting pressure too soon can compromise healing.
If you are dealing with dental implant failure, the most important step is accurate diagnosis.
Why Is Implant Revision More Complex Than Initial Placement?
Revision is not the same as starting fresh. There may be scar tissue, bone may have been lost, anatomy may have been altered, and existing implant positioning may complicate access. This is why implant revision demands experience and advanced imaging.
