New Life Teeth

New Life Teeth: Full Mouth Dental Implants with Prettau Zirconia

New Life Teeth is a dental implant provider focused on full mouth rehabilitation. The practice operates five purpose-built clinics across Ireland and the UK and positions its offer around Prettau Zirconia restorations, an in-house laboratory and a 15-year mechanical warranty on final bridges. Treatment is supported by a free clinical assessment and patient coordinators who guide patients through the process.

Clinical Approach and Materials

The final teeth are crafted from Prettau Zirconia, a high-strength ceramic chosen for full-arch restorations supported by four to six implants per jaw. According to the practice, each smile is designed around the patient's facial features, preferences and lifestyle, and produced in its own laboratory in collaboration with the clinical team. The process includes a trial stage where patients can see and refine the shape, shade and overall appearance of their new smile before the final bridge is fitted.

The clinical philosophy references Brånemark principles, describing successful full mouth implant treatment as evidence-led, patient-focused and designed for long-term success. Advanced diagnostics and careful planning are used to create personalised treatment plans, which may involve All-on-4, All-on-6 or more complex cases.

Treatment Process and Suitability

Full mouth dental implants replace an entire arch of teeth with a fixed bridge supported by four to six implants. The procedure is intended for people who have lost or are losing most or all of their teeth, and for denture wearers seeking fixed teeth. In most cases, patients leave surgery the same day with fixed temporary teeth; the final Prettau Zirconia Teeth Forever® Bridge is fitted once healing is complete.

Suitability depends on general health, bone levels, gum health and smoking status, which is why every patient begins with a free clinical assessment. Implants are placed under sedation at no extra cost. Surgery typically takes around 1.5 hours for one jaw or 2.5 hours for both, with general healing taking four to six weeks and final teeth fitted within 14 to 16 weeks of starting treatment.

Pricing and Warranty

Prices are fixed and identical across all clinics, regardless of whether four or six implants are needed. Standard treatment is £12,000 for a single jaw and £16,500 for both jaws; complex cases, such as significant bone loss, start from £18,000. The practice states that 80% of patients follow the standard pathway. Finance is available subject to status, with the patient choosing the deposit. The final bridge carries a 15-year mechanical warranty, and implants are covered by a 5-year biological warranty that includes further surgery if required within that period.

Leadership and Experience

The practice was founded by Dr Stuart Lutton BDS, MSc, Dip Imp Dent RCS (Eng), who serves as Founder and Clinical Director. With more than 30 years in implant dentistry, he emphasises that no two patients are the same and that successful treatment requires understanding the individual rather than following a standard protocol.

Clinics in Ireland and the UK

New Life Teeth operates five clinics: Dublin, Belfast, Edinburgh, Manchester and Harrogate. The Dublin clinic is at Unit 13, Block 2 Northwood Court, Santry, Dublin 9 D09 FK28, and can be reached at +353 1 964 3451. The Belfast clinic is at 743 - 745 Lisburn Road, Belfast BT9 7GW. The Edinburgh clinic is at Canal Point, 22 West Tollcross, Edinburgh EH3 9QW. The Manchester clinic is at Parkway 5 Ground Floor, Princess Road, Manchester M14 7HR. The Harrogate clinic is at Yorkshire House, 60 E Parade, Harrogate HG1 5LT. The UK clinics share the phone number 0808 502 1696.

Patient Support and Additional Services

Patients have access to a private patient support app, and the practice offers a free clinical assessment before treatment. The website also lists other treatments such as single dental implants, teeth whitening, composite bonding, Invisalign and veneers, and includes a section for dentists. The practice reports that published implant failure rates are under 3 percent and that it has treated patients in their 90s, with no upper age limit for suitability.