Get your tooth back — permanently.
Placed by a Royal College of Surgeons Diploma holder with over two decades of experience, including complex cases other practices refer on.
Will Murphy holds the Diploma in Implant Dentistry from the Royal College of Surgeons of England, is a Clinical Assistant in Oral Surgery at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, and tutors other dentists for their RCS exams.
Consultation £55 (excl. radiography) · Single implant + crown from £2,600 · Implant bridge from £6,500 · Full arch from £12,000 · 0% finance available.
How much do dental implants cost in Birmingham?
A single implant and crown at No51 Dentistry starts from £2,600, an implant bridge from £6,500, and a full arch from £12,000. Your consultation is £55 (excluding radiography). 0% finance is available to spread the cost.
How painful are dental implants?
Most patients are surprised by how comfortable the procedure is — it's carried out under local anaesthetic, and IV sedation is available if you're anxious. Post-operative soreness is usually mild and managed with over-the-counter painkillers for a few days.
How long do implants last?
With good oral hygiene and regular reviews, implants can last decades — many last a lifetime. They're the closest thing to getting your natural tooth back, and unlike dentures they help preserve your jawbone.
Are implants better than dentures or a bridge?
Implants don't slip, don't rely on neighbouring teeth for support, and feel and function like natural teeth. A bridge can be a good fixed option where an implant isn't suitable, and modern dentures remain a cost-effective choice — we'll walk you through an honest comparison at your consultation.
Why choose Will Murphy for implants?
Will holds the Diploma in Implant Dentistry from the Royal College of Surgeons of England, is a Clinical Assistant in Oral Surgery at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, and has placed and restored implants for over two decades — including complex cases other practices refer on.