Utilizing their screw-like configuration, implants are securely anchored directly into the bone after being suitably shaped within the bone. If desired, these procedures can also be conducted under general anaesthesia, addressing any potential patient apprehensions during the process. In instances where our patients exhibit significant bone resorption, or bone loss, we have the option to employ bone powders and grafts to bolster the tissue. After the postoperative phase, when the bone attains ample strength, temporary teeth can be fabricated. This approach enables us to fulfil the aesthetic and functional requirements of our patients. Once the healing phase for the implants has concluded, which typically spans 3-4 months, permanent teeth made of zirconium or metal-based materials are crafted. Furthermore, we strive to address any tooth deficiencies by designing the most suitable prosthesis, seeking your approval in alignment with your preferences.

Before the process begins, the area where the implant is located is numbed so that you cannot feel any pain. But it is normal to feel some tenderness/pain and swelling after the procedure, but it will heal with time (2-4 days).

While the longevity of implants in the oral cavity can vary from one patient to another, literature suggests that, with proper care and routine check-ups, they typically endure for a period ranging from 20 to 30 years. Our aim is to restore your smile using cutting-edge techniques, state-of-the-art equipment, and our proficient medical team.