At its Belfast practice, New Life Teeth provides dental implant and cosmetic dentistry treatments supported by digital dentistry.
The practice is part of a five-clinic network across the UK and Ireland. New Life Teeth describes its full-mouth implant pathway as using digital planning and 3D scans. Where clinically appropriate, patients receive intravenous sedation. Fixed temporary teeth are fitted on the day of surgery. The company says its own laboratory makes the final Prettau zirconia bridge.
Standard full-mouth treatment costs £12,000 for one jaw or £16,500 for both. The complex pathway costs £18,000 for one jaw or £24,500 for both. New Life Teeth says around 80% of patients follow the standard pathway. Its published timeline allows four to six weeks for healing, with final teeth fitted 14 to 16 weeks after treatment begins. The company also states that its bridge carries a 15-year mechanical guarantee and implants a five-year guarantee, subject to the required follow-up schedule. Aftercare is included in the treatment price; annual check-ups are charged separately, according to the company's published treatment details.
NI Chamber chief executive Suzanne Wylie said the organisation welcomed New Life Teeth's commitment to growth. She said the partnership would support work with members and strengthen links across Northern Ireland's business community.
New Life Teeth director Dr. Stuart Lutton said the company backed NI Chamber for connecting businesses and championing enterprise. He added that the chamber ensures Northern Ireland's business community is heard. Patronage, he said, would give the company a chance to build relationships and contribute to the economy.
The appointment comes amid wider concerns about access to dental care in Northern Ireland. In an official report on 12 October 2026, members of the Northern Ireland Assembly cited figures showing that about one-third of adults in rural communities were registered with a dentist. The report put children's registration at 67% and said around 250,000 people across Northern Ireland had been removed from dental registers.
New Life Teeth joins NI Chamber Patrons Agnew Leasing and Balcas. The roster also includes Belfast International Airport and Belfast Harbour. Brown & Brown and Caterpillar are Patrons, as are Danske Bank and Eakin Healthcare. Encirc and Galgorm Collection are on the list, alongside Ulster University and Legacy Wealth Management. Other Patrons include Pilgrims and Narratology. Pinsent Masons and Power NI are also members of the group. Queen's University Belfast and Randox feature on the roster, along with Ulster Bank and Ulster Carpets.
