Dental Implants — A Long-Term Solution for Missing Teeth
Implants replace missing teeth with fixed, natural-looking support for better comfort and chewing. Every case is digitally planned with CBCT and 3D guidance for precise, predictable results.
What We Offer
From single implants to full mouth solutions—we tailor every plan to your bone health and goals.
Single and Multiple Implants
One implant per missing tooth, or implant-supported bridges for several missing teeth. Each case is planned with CBCT scans and 3D guidance for accurate placement.
All-on-4, All-on-6 and Full-Arch Solutions
When most or all teeth in an arch are missing, four or six strategically placed implants can support a full set of fixed teeth. Temporary teeth are often placed on the same day, so you leave with a functional smile.
Bone Grafting and Sinus Lifts
When bone volume is low, we use grafting and sinus lift procedures to create a stable foundation. We explain each step, healing time, and what to expect during recovery.
Implant Care and Longevity
Implants need good oral hygiene and regular check-ups. We provide clear maintenance guidelines and schedule follow-ups to protect your investment and ensure long-term success.
Implant Case Stories
Implant scenarios and case studies from actual Dentaura treatment journeys.
Implant Supported Upper Prosthesis (Before/After)
Label-matched case from your shared records: upper prosthesis supported on implants with clear before/after occlusion and smile improvement.
The impact of missing tooth on Confidence:
A missing front tooth can deeply affect self-esteem, often causing people to hide their smiles. This case demonstrates the replacement of a missing upper incisor using a dental implant and a custom Zirconia crown. Symmetry and function are restored, allowing the patient to smile naturally and confidently again.
Why Patients Choose Implants
Implants are the closest option to natural teeth—fixed, comfortable, and designed for long-term confidence. Here is what patients love most about choosing implant treatment at Dentaura.
Everyday benefits you can feel
- Eat with confidence — enjoy everyday foods without slipping or discomfort.
- Smile freely — speak, laugh, and pose for photos without holding back.
- Teeth stay in place — no daily removal or messy adhesives.
- Natural look and feel — crowns are shaped and shaded to match your smile.
- Better jaw support — implants help preserve bone and facial structure over time.
- Simple daily care — brush, floss, and maintain them like natural teeth.
- Protect nearby teeth — single-tooth implants do not require cutting healthy adjacent teeth.
- Built for the long term — with proper care and check-ups, results can last for many years.
Implants vs removable dentures
- Dentures can move while eating or talking and may rub the gums.
- Upper dentures often cover the palate, which can affect taste and comfort.
- Implants are fixed in place and feel more stable day to day.
Implants vs conventional bridges
- Bridges may require reshaping healthy neighbouring teeth.
- A single implant replaces only the missing tooth.
- You keep more of your natural tooth structure while restoring your smile.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
- One or more missing teeth affecting chewing or smile confidence.
- Healthy gums and no uncontrolled medical conditions.
- Enough bone support—or willingness to undergo bone grafting if needed.
- Non-smoker or ready to follow strict post-surgery care guidelines.
Step-by-Step Implant Journey
We start with CBCT imaging and digital planning, then place the implant under local anaesthesia, followed by a healing period and final crown or bridge. Every phase is explained with timelines and cost estimates before we begin.
Schedule ConsultationDental Implant FAQs
What exactly is a dental implant?
A dental implant is a small titanium post that replaces the root of a missing tooth. Once it fuses with the jawbone, we place a crown, bridge, or denture on top so it looks and feels like a natural tooth.
Is the implant procedure painful?
Treatment is done under local anaesthesia (and nitrous oxide sedation for nervous patients), so most people feel only mild pressure. Some soreness is normal for a day or two afterwards and is usually managed with routine pain tablets.
How long do implants last?
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, implants are designed to last many years—and often a lifetime. The crown on top may need replacement after 10–15 years due to normal wear and tear.
How long does the treatment take?
Simple single-tooth cases can often be completed in a few months, while full-arch or grafting cases may take longer. After your scan and consultation, we share a clear timeline so you know what to expect.
What affects the cost of dental implants?
The investment depends on the number of implants, the type of implant system, whether bone grafting is needed, and the kind of crown or bridge you choose. We discuss options and provide transparent, written estimates before you start.
Will I be without teeth during treatment?
In most cases, we provide a temporary replacement so you are never left without teeth while the implants heal. We explain all short-term and final options at your consultation so you know exactly what to expect.