Is it possible to have dental implants in NHS?

Q. I allready have crown on my upper jaw (10 teeth).,and i think it wasnt done properly, because sometimes i speak with a lisp. right now i am receiving working tax support and as well nhs tax credit exemption.would it be possible to have done implants on nhs?

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Hi

unfortunately it is not possible to have implants on the NHS. Only under certain extreme circusmstance is it possible i.e cleft plalate patients, cancer,trauma, etc

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