As a dental surgeon focused on implantology, I’ve worked with a wide range of patients seeking long-term solutions to tooth loss. Here are some of the most important things to keep in mind when deciding who should carry out your treatment.
Experience doesn’t guarantee outcomes, but it does influence how a clinician approaches planning, problem-solving, and surgical accuracy.
I’ve been placing implants for over 16 years, including many full-arch and complex cases such as All-on-4, zygomatic, and pterygoid implants. That background gives me insight into which approaches work best in different situations - especially when bone loss or other challenges are involved.
Not all implant training is the same. All-on-4 and full-arch treatments involve different techniques than single-tooth implants or bridges, and it’s important your surgeon is trained in those protocols.
I’ve undertaken advanced training in full-jaw rehabilitation and implantology, and I maintain active affiliations with groups that set standards for this type of work - including the ZAGA Group, MALO Dental, and ZygoPro. These networks also keep me informed about current research, materials, and treatment approaches.
Planning and placement accuracy can be supported by digital tools - and I use 3D imaging and computer-guided planning as part of my workflow.
At Nuffield Dental, I also work closely with our in-house dental laboratory. This means our temporary and final bridges are made on-site, with direct collaboration between myself and the technicians - something that can improve fit, appearance, and turnaround times. Patients typically stay in a private area of the clinic while this work is being completed.
I believe patients should understand their treatment before it begins - not just what will happen, but why it’s being recommended and what alternatives may exist.
You’ll meet key members of my team early in the process, and they’ll stay with you throughout. Whether it’s answering questions, preparing you for surgery, or helping with aftercare, communication is a priority at every step.
All-on-4 is a significant procedure, and cost can vary depending on case complexity, materials, and lab work.
We provide a full breakdown before treatment begins, and our team is happy to go through financing or phased payment options where available. While price matters, many patients find that understanding the planning, experience, and lab process behind the treatment helps them weigh value more clearly.
Every patient is different - and so is every implant case. But there are a few consistent reasons patients say they feel confident coming to our clinic for full-arch treatment.
My practice has always centred around implant dentistry, and I’ve built much of my clinical work around full-jaw and advanced implant procedures. Whether it’s a straightforward All-on-4 or a more complex case involving alternative implant positions, I aim to approach each with the same level of detail and care.
I don’t rely on guesswork - I use digital diagnostics and tools to support each stage of planning and placement. When needed, I involve colleagues or technicians early in the process to ensure everything from the prosthetic design to the occlusion is thought through ahead of time.
I’ve always believed that skill matters - but so does trust. My goal is to ensure you understand what’s being recommended, feel comfortable with the process, and know where to turn if questions or concerns come up. My team is structured to support you not only on the day of surgery but before and after as well.
If you're exploring options for All-on-4 or other full-arch implant treatments, I invite you to schedule a consultation. You’ll have a chance to ask questions, discuss your goals, and get a clear understanding of whether this approach is right for you.
We look forward to helping you plan your next step - in a way that’s thoughtful, informed, and designed around your needs.