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Well, I had to have an implant. I lost my front tooth while I was on holiday, which is an awful experience. I couldn't speak properly, I couldn't eat properly and I couldn't smile at anybody. Obviously, the first thing I did was came to see the doctors at Clear Dentistry. They talked through with me my options of having a denture, having a bridge or having an implant. I was able to make an informed choice of what I could afford and what was best for me. They then put a sort of a program written out so that I would see how many times I would have to come, what the treatment was going to be. So, it was good to be able to understand the whole process of having an implant. I was never in any pain at all. I said quite a few people, can you tell which tooth is the implant? And nobody can tell. Even my friend who's a dental nurse couldn't tell which tooth was the implanted one. I can't imagine finding a better dental practice anywhere else. You know, if I had to move to another county, I'd probably make the trip back.
Patient story · 1:23
“I asked quite a few people, can you tell which tooth is the implant? And nobody can tell.”
Pamela lost a front tooth on holiday. She describes being talked through a denture, a bridge and an implant, choosing the implant, and never being in pain.
