Replacing missing teeth
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Thanks to prevention, our patients are keeping their teeth healthy for longer. However, it may be necessary to extract one or more teeth, and the aim of replacing them will always be the same, whatever the technique used:
To prevent neighbouring teeth from shifting and affecting the balance of your mouth, while providing perfect aesthetics and chewing comfort.
Replacement of a missing tooth at CHD
A complete check of the oral cavity is carried out, as well as x-rays: this allows the dentist to propose the treatment best suited to your wishes and budget. We like to take our time, and this is the perfect time to ask any questions you may have!



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Rates
Implant (on estimate) | from €3,000 |
3-unit bridge (by quotation) | from €3,000 |
Partial removable appliance | from €1,200 |
Complete removable appliance | from 2200 |
Exact quotation before treatment.
*You can pay in installments.
Fair & transparent prices
We strive to maintain unbeatable value for money: reasonable prices, which have not changed since 2016, for quality of care that has earned us numerous awards:




Advice
At the end of the treatment, the dentist will refer you to the hygienist, who will give you very specific oral hygiene recommendations for looking after your new teeth. Whatever type of tooth replacement you have (removable denture, bridge, implant, All on 4 / 6 / 8), the hygienist will work with you to determine the most suitable dental hygiene method for you.
Next appointment
Your next appointment (recall) is scheduled as part of the personalised follow-up offered by CHD. This is based on your lifestyle, the quality of your saliva and other parameters, to ensure that your oral health remains at an optimum level. And you don’t have to worry about it any more, we’ll take care of reminding you: text message, letter, email, it’s your choice!
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Find out more about replacing missing teeth
There are 5 options for replacing one or more missing teeth:
– A dental implant;
– A fixed partial denture, more commonly known as a dental bridge;
– A fixed full denture, in particular the All on 4, All on 6 and All on 8 solutions;
– A removable partial denture, fixed with clasps held in place by the neighbouring teeth;
– A removable full denture, generally known as a denture.
There are a number of factors to take into account before choosing the most suitable solution for replacing one or more missing teeth: the number of teeth to be replaced, but also your preferences in terms of surgery (some solutions may require a bone graft), comfort (fixed or removable solution) and timeframe. And, of course, your budget.
Dental implants offer a number of advantages when it comes to replacing a missing tooth. Made from biocompatible titanium, they are perfectly well tolerated by the body, limiting the risk of infection or rejection. It is durable and offers both excellent aesthetics and optimal chewing comfort: once fitted, it is absolutely impossible for the patient to feel or see the difference with a natural tooth.
Its main disadvantage is that it is generally more expensive than other solutions and requires a healing process of 6 to 8 weeks.