15 practices within 10 miles of Cambridge place dental implants and are confirmed, from their own websites, for sedation. 5 more have not been checked for it yet and are listed separately below.
Sedation helps if you are anxious or having a long appointment. You stay awake but relaxed. Most single implants are placed under local anaesthetic alone.
Ask: “Which kinds of sedation do you offer, who gives it, and what does it cost?”
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Clinical capability Why this matters A CT (cone beam) scan is a 3D X-ray. It shows how much bone there is and where the nerves and sinuses run, which a flat X-ray cannot. Most implant planning uses one. Ask: "Will I have a CT scan before the implant is placed, is it taken here, and is it included in the price?"
Why this matters A digital scanner records the shape of your teeth with a small camera instead of a tray of impression putty. The result is the same; many people find it more comfortable. Ask: "Do you take digital scans or putty impressions?"
Why this matters In guided surgery the implant position is planned on the CT scan and a made-to-measure guide is used to place it. It is one accepted way of working, not the only one: many implants are placed well without a guide. Ask: "Is my implant planned on a scan, and do you use a surgical guide for cases like mine?"
Why this matters Sedation helps if you are anxious or having a long appointment. You stay awake but relaxed. Most single implants are placed under local anaesthetic alone. Ask: "Which kinds of sedation do you offer, who gives it, and what does it cost?"
Why this matters IV sedation is given through a small tube in the arm or hand. You need an adult to take you home and stay with you afterwards, and you should not drive or work for the rest of the day. Ask: "Who gives the sedation and what are they trained in? Is it included in the price?"
Why this matters Oral sedation is a tablet taken before the appointment. It is milder than IV sedation and its effect is less predictable. You still need someone to take you home.
Why this matters Inhalation sedation is a gas-and-air mix breathed through a small nose mask. It wears off within minutes of stopping.
Why this matters An implant needs enough bone to hold it. Where bone has been lost, a graft builds it back up, sometimes at the same visit as the implant and sometimes months before. It adds cost and healing time. Ask: "Do I need a graft? Is it done here, what does it add to the cost, and how much longer will treatment take?"
Why this matters A sinus lift is a bone graft for the upper back jaw, where the sinus sits just above the tooth roots. It is only needed if a scan shows too little bone there. Ask: "Does my scan show enough bone under the sinus, or will I need a sinus lift?"
Why this matters Zygomatic implants are long implants anchored in the cheekbone, used when there is too little bone in the upper jaw for ordinary implants. Few dentists place them. Ask: "How many zygomatic cases do you carry out a year?"
Why this matters Full arch treatment replaces every tooth in a jaw with a fixed bridge on four to six implants. "All-on-4" is one brand name for it. Ask: "How many full arch cases do you do a year? What is the final bridge made of, and what does the price include?"
Why this matters With same-day teeth a temporary fixed crown or bridge is fitted on the day the implants go in. The final teeth are made a few months later, once the implants have healed. Not every case is suitable. Ask: "Am I suitable for same-day teeth, and is the final bridge included in the price?"
Why this matters Implants are made by many companies. An established system matters mostly for the future: parts have to be available if a crown or screw needs replacing years later, possibly by a different dentist. Ask: "Which implant system will you use, and will I be given a record of it?"
Clinician Why this matters Some practices treat implant patients sent by other dentists. It is one sign that other dentists trust them with harder cases, though plenty of good practices do not advertise it.
Practice Why this matters Finance spreads the cost over months or years through a lender. It is a credit agreement: check the interest rate, the total you will repay and what happens if your treatment plan changes. Ask: "Is the finance interest-free, over how long, and who is the lender?"
Location and access Why this matters Implant treatment takes several visits over months. Evening or Saturday opening matters if you cannot take time off.
What to ask an implant dentist
How we check these facts
32 practices confirmed to place implants within 10 miles of Cambridge. 15 confirmed for sedation.
Confirmed for sedation 35 New Square, Cambridge CB1 1EZ
0.3 miles away
from £3,000 single implant, starting price, seen 30 September 2026 (their page )
4.5 from 24 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 30 September 2026 102 Regent St, Cambridge CB2 1DP
0.4 miles away
from £3,500 single implant, starting price, seen 10 September 2026 (their page )
4.8 from 373 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 10 September 2026 114 Regent St, Cambridge CB2 1DP
0.4 miles away
from £1,450 single implant, starting price, seen 27 August 2026 (their page )
5.0 from 124 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 29 August 2026 20 Newmarket Rd, Cambridge CB5 8DT
0.5 miles away
from £3,000 single implant, starting price, seen 27 August 2026 (their page )
4.8 from 312 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 29 August 2026 Brooke House, 1b Kingsley Walk, Newmarket Rd, Cambridge CB5 8TJ
0.6 miles away
from £1,000 single implant, starting price, seen 29 August 2026 (their page )
4.6 from 1,596 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 2 October 2026 39 Newnham Rd, Cambridge CB3 9EY
0.6 miles away
from £3,500 single implant, starting price, seen 29 August 2026 (their page )
4.8 from 241 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 29 August 2026 165-167 Newmarket Rd, Cambridge CB5 8HA
0.8 miles away
No price published
4.5 from 219 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 29 August 2026 2A Hurst Park Ave, Cambridge CB4 2AE
1.1 miles away
from £3,100 single implant, starting price, seen 8 September 2026 (their page )
4.7 from 94 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 8 September 2026 36 Brookfields, Cambridge CB1 3NW
1.6 miles away
from £2,700 single implant, starting price, seen 10 September 2026 (their page )
4.6 from 383 Google reviewsas of 10 September 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 10 September 2026 2 Queen Edith's Way, Cambridge CB1 7PN
2.1 miles away
from £3,350 single implant, starting price, seen 27 August 2026 (their page )
4.8 from 623 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 29 August 2026 1, 3 West St, Comberton, Cambridge CB23 7DS
4.7 miles away
from £1,600 single implant, starting price, seen 29 August 2026 (their page )
4.9 from 432 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 29 August 2026 47 High St, Sawston, Cambridge CB22 3BG
6 miles away
from £2,500 single implant, starting price, seen 27 August 2026 (their page )
5.0 from 551 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 26 September 2026 Behind Post office, Mill Ln, Sawston, Cambridge CB22 3HY
6 miles away
No price published
4.5 from 234 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 29 August 2026 8 High St, Great Cambourne, Cambourne, Cambridge CB23 6BJ
8.1 miles away
from £2,500 single implant, starting price, seen 27 August 2026 (their page )
5.0 from 168 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 22 September 2026 Monkfield House, Monkfield Ln, Great Cambourne, Cambourne, Cambridge CB23 6AJ
8.2 miles away
No price published
4.7 from 362 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: confirmed, 9 October 2026 Not checked for this (5) We haven't looked for sedation at these practices yet, so we can't say either way. They may well offer it: ask them.
36 Chesterton Rd, Cambridge CB4 1EN
0.6 miles away
from £2,000 single implant, starting price, seen 9 October 2026 (their page )
4.8 from 970 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: not checked yet 233chesterton road, Cambridge CB4 1AS
0.8 miles away
No price published
4.3 from 18 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: not checked yet 50 Metcalfe Rd, Cambridge CB4 2DD
1.1 miles away
No price published
3.3 from 26 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: not checked yet 183 Arbury Rd, Arbury, Cambridge CB4 2JJ
1.5 miles away
No price published
4.9 from 192 Google reviewsas of 10 September 2026
Sedation: not checked yet Unit 9, Hazlewell Court, Bar Rd, Lolworth, Longstanton, Cambridge CB23 8DS
5.5 miles away
from £2,000 single implant, starting price, seen 30 September 2026 (their page )
4.9 from 174 Google reviewsas of 3 October 2026
Sedation: not checked yet 12 more practices within 10 miles of Cambridge: we read their websites and this wasn't stated. That is not the same as not offering it. See every practice within 10 miles of Cambridge .
Starting price published by the practice. The final cost depends on bone grafting, sedation, the number of implants, and the restoration. 19 of these 32 practices publish a price. What dental implants cost in the UK . Facts come from each practice's own website and public registers. How we check .
