Treatment Guide
Dental Implants
Restore function, confidence, and long-term stability with implant-supported teeth.
Dental implants are a long-term solution for replacing missing teeth. Designed to look natural and feel stable, implants restore normal chewing function while preserving surrounding teeth.
SUITABILITY
Who may be suitable for dental implants?
People missing one or more teeth
Those looking for a fixed, non-removable solution
Patients with healthy gums (bone evaluated during consultation)
Patients willing to invest in a long-term solution
TREATMENT JOURNEY
What the implant process involves
COMMON QUESTIONS
What patients often ask
Implants are made from biocompatible materials
Treatment is carefully planned to minimize discomfort
Implants can last many years with proper care
Healing time varies and is explained before treatment begins
LONG-TERM CARE
Aftercare and maintenance
Maintain oral hygiene similar to natural teeth
Attend regular dental check-ups
Avoid excessive force during early healing
Follow all post-procedure instructions provided
With proper planning and care, implants can provide:
Frequently Asked Questions
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. Most patients describe the experience as manageable and similar to minor dental surgery.
Healing time varies depending on individual bone health. Your dentist will explain a personalized timeline during consultation.
Implants do not require support from adjacent teeth and are often considered a more independent long-term solution.
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