Am I a candidate for dental implants?

Most adults who are missing teeth, wearing dentures, or living with failed dental work can be assessed for implants. Bone levels, gum health, and medical history decide the final answer — and only an exam with a 3D scan can confirm it. This quiz shows which path people in a similar situation usually explore, so your free consultation starts with the right questions.

Question 1 of 9

Which best describes your teeth today?

What does the quiz ask, and why?

What the quiz asks and why it matters
QuestionWhy we ask
Your teeth todaySets the likely path: individual implants, a full arch, or a denture alternative.
Upper, lower, or bothEach jaw has different bone and anatomy to plan around.
What bothers you mostTells the team what a good result looks like for you.
How long it's beenBone changes after tooth loss, so timing shapes the plan.
Health factors (optional)Smoking, diabetes, and blood thinners are planned for, not automatic deal-breakers.
Comfort with dental visitsFlags when sedation options should be part of the conversation.
How you'd like to payLets the team check CDCP, insurance, or payment plan options ahead of time.
Your timelineHelps schedule a consultation that fits when you want to start.
Where you liveLets us plan visits so travel stays to a minimum.

Questions about the quiz

Is the implant candidate quiz a diagnosis?

No. The quiz points to the options people in a similar situation usually explore. Only an exam and a 3D scan of your jawbone at a consultation can confirm whether implants suit you.

How long does the quiz take?

About two minutes. There are nine multiple-choice questions, and the health question is optional.

What happens after I send my results?

A member of our team follows up by your preferred method — call, text, or email — to answer questions and offer a free consultation that includes a 3D scan.

What do you do with my answers?

We use your answers and contact details only to follow up about your consultation. We never sell them. Marketing emails or texts are sent only if you tick the consent box.

Can I still get implants after years of wearing dentures?

Often, yes. Years of denture wear doesn't automatically rule implants out. Your bone is checked on a 3D scan, and angled implants are one way to work with the bone you have.