If you are in Dundalk and looking at dental implants, you are probably weighing up clinics in Louth, in Dublin, and possibly across the border. It is worth knowing that Banbridge is about forty minutes up the A1, which for a lot of Dundalk patients is closer than Dublin and considerably easier to drive.
We are an implant clinic. The same team plans your treatment, places the implants and fits the final teeth, in one building.
Crossing the border for treatment
It is a straightforward drive and a lot of our patients make it. A few practical points people usually want cleared up:
Our prices are in pounds sterling. They are published in full on the site so you can convert them and compare properly against Irish clinics before you ring anyone.
No paperwork at the border. It is an ordinary drive up the A1. Bring photo ID as you would for any healthcare appointment.
Bring your dental records if you have them. Any recent X-rays or a note of previous treatment saves time at the first appointment and sometimes saves you a scan.
Ask your Irish dentist about aftercare. Routine check-ups can usually stay with your own dentist at home. We will write to them with what was done so they have the full picture.
What we treat
- A single missing tooth. One implant, one crown, the neighbouring teeth untouched. single tooth implants
- Several missing teeth. An implant bridge, using fewer implants than teeth. multiple implants and bridges
- A full arch. All-on-4 and All-on-X, a fixed set of teeth on four to six implants. All-on-4 full mouth implants
- A loose denture. Implant retained overdentures that clip in and stay in. implant retained dentures
- A failing tooth right now. Same day implants so you do not leave with a gap. same day dental implants
- Anxious patients. Sedation options, and a first appointment that is a conversation. sedation dentistry
What it costs
Every price is published on our pricing page, in pounds, from a single implant up to full arch work. You can work out where you stand before you spend a morning travelling.
The exact figure depends on your bone, on whether anything needs extracting first, and on how many teeth are involved. That is what the assessment is for. At your £95 assessment you get a written treatment plan with the cost set out, before any treatment starts.
Getting here from Dundalk
North on the A1 through Newry and on towards Banbridge. The clinic is on the Newry Road with parking on site. Allow about forty minutes.
Address: 9a Newry Road, Banbridge, BT32 3HF
Phone: 028 40 032 202 (from the Republic, dial 0044 28 40 032 202)
We also see patients from
Drogheda, Ardee, Carlingford, Castleblayney, Navan and across County Louth, County Monaghan and County Meath, as well as Newry, Armagh and the rest of County Down.
We also have a page for dental implants for Belfast patients.
Common questions from patients travelling from the Republic
How many trips will I need to make?
Implant treatment runs over a few months and needs several appointments. We know you are travelling, so we group things together where it is clinically sensible to do so. You will get the likely number at your assessment, before you commit to anything.
Can my own dentist in Louth handle the check-ups?
Usually yes. Routine care can stay at home. We will send your dentist a full record of the treatment.
What does the first appointment cost?
Your initial chat with our treatment coordinator is free and carries no obligation, so you can find out whether implants are worth the journey before you spend anything. A full implant assessment is £95, which includes any necessary 2D X-rays and a written treatment plan.
Book a free chat. Call 028 40 032 202, or 0044 28 40 032 202 from the Republic, or send us a message.
