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Dental Implants

A dental implant is a medical-grade titanium root placed into the jawbone to carry a custom ceramic crown. It is the only treatment that replaces the missing root as well as the tooth, so the bone keeps its shape and the neighbouring healthy teeth are never trimmed down for a bridge.

Titanium dental implant with ceramic crown held in the clinic
Titanium dental implant with ceramic crown held in the clinic
Treatment time
2 – 4 visits over 3 months
Cost
Quoted per implant after X-ray — fixture, abutment and crown priced separately.
Comfort
Profound local anaesthesia, sterilised single-use kits and breaks whenever you need them.

Step by step

How the treatment works

  1. 1

    Digital assessment

    X-ray or CBCT to measure bone height, width and nerve position, then a written plan and quote.

  2. 2

    Implant placement

    Placed under local anaesthesia in about 45 minutes. Most patients return to work the same day.

  3. 3

    Osseointegration

    The bone fuses to the implant surface over 8–12 weeks. A temporary tooth can be worn meanwhile.

  4. 4

    Crown fitting

    An impression or scan is taken and a ceramic crown is shade-matched and torqued into place.

Real results

Dental Implants — before and after

Actual cases treated at our Ulwe clinic. Results vary from person to person; we will show you what is realistic for your mouth at the consultation.

Before and after photo of a full arch dental rehabilitation at Dr. Neeraj's Dental Clinic, UlweBefore / After

Full arch rebuilt

Years of missing and worn-down teeth replaced with a full set — chewing, speech and facial support restored.

Recovery & aftercare

What to expect once you leave the chair

  • Soft diet and no smoking for the first 72 hours
  • Warm saline rinses from day two
  • Interdental brush around the implant daily
  • Professional cleaning every six months

Common questions

Dental Implants — your questions answered

Is implant placement painful?

The site is fully numbed, so the placement itself is painless. Mild soreness for two to three days is normal and settles with routine painkillers.

What if I don't have enough bone?

A bone graft or sinus lift can rebuild the site. We tell you at the X-ray stage whether this is needed and what it adds to the plan.

How long will I be without a tooth?

A temporary tooth can be given the same day in most front-tooth cases, so you are never seen with a visible gap.

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