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Implant Teeth in Just 3 Days • Free Consultation → ⭐
International Patients Welcome. Airport pickup, accommodation, and drop-off services are available.
14 Permanent Fixed Teeth Supported by 8–10 Basal Implants
Also possible in Low Bone Height Condition
Suitable Cases Completed in Just 3–4 Days* without Incision or stitch
Single Tooth / Full jaw Starting from Rs 10,000*,/ Rs75,000*
🦷 Replaces the root of a missing tooth.
🔩 Made from Titanium.
🦴 Placed into the jawbone.
👑 Supports a Fixed Tooth or Teeth .
😊 Like a natural tooth.
⭐ Durable, and long-lasting.
Tooth Root vs Dental Implant
Tooth Root vs Dental Implant
Natural Root → Artificial Titanium Root
Periodontal Ligament → Bone Integration
Slight Movement → Firm & Stable
Can Decay → Cannot Decay
Can Get Root Infection → No Root Canal Infection
Supports Natural Tooth → Supports Artificial Crown
Types of dental implants
Types of dental implants
Conventional Implant
Your dentist selects the most suitable implant for you.
8-10 implants welded to each other work as one unit.
Like RCC pillars connected by a strong beam .
Connection increases overall strength.
Less stress on individual implants.
Types of Teeth on Dental Implants
Types of Teeth on Dental Implants
Single Tooth – Replaces one missing tooth.
Multiple Teeth - Replaces more than one missing tooth.
Back Teeth – Restores chewing efficiency.
All-on-4 – Full arch on 4 implants.
All-on-6 – Full arch on 6 implants.
🦷 Can last for many years with proper care .
💪 Provide strong, stable support for teeth.
😊 Feel similar to natural teeth.
🦴 Preserve the jawbone.
🍎 Restore comfortable chewing.
⭐ High Long-Term Success in Suitable Cases .
Dental Implants in Systemic Diseases
Dental Implants in Systemic Diseases
Dental implant treatment may be possible in many patients with controlled systemic conditions after proper medical and dental evaluation.
Dental Implants in Diabetes & Hypertension
Dental Implants in Heart Disease, Heart Attack (MI) & Stent Patients
Dental Implants After Angioplasty & Bypass Surgery
Dental Implants in Osteoporosis, Arthritis & Low Bone Density
Dental Implants in Thyroid, Kidney & Liver Disease
Dental Implants for Senior Citizens & Elderly Patients
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the main types of dental implants?
Common options include Basal Dental Implants, Conventional Dental Implants, Single Piece Implants, and Two Piece Implants. The suitable type depends on bone and clinical requirements.2. Can dental implants replace one tooth or several teeth?
Yes. Single Tooth Implant, Multiple Teeth Implants, Front Tooth Implant, and Back Teeth Implant options are available depending on the number and location of missing teeth.3. Can fixed teeth be given immediately after dental implants?
In selected cases, Immediate Loading Implants or Same Day Dental Implants may allow teeth to be fixed soon after implant placement.4. What are the options for full-mouth dental implants?
Full-mouth rehabilitation may use All-on-4 Implants, All-on-6 Implants, basal implants, or other full-jaw implant approaches. See Basal Implant vs All-on-4 vs All-on-6 for comparison.5. Can dental implants be placed when there is not enough bone?
Depending on the case, Basal Implants, Pterygoid Implants, Bone Grafting, or Sinus Lift may be considered. Read What Happens If There Is Not Enough Bone?6. What is the dental implant procedure and is it painful?
See Dental Implant Procedure Step by Step, Flapless Dental Implants, Pain During Implant Procedure, and Without Surgery – Flapless, Painless Implants for detailed information.7. What happens when an implant is needed after tooth extraction?
Implants may sometimes be placed immediately or after healing. Read Dental Implants After Tooth Extraction, How Long After Tooth Extraction Can an Implant Be Placed?, and Temporary Teeth After Implants.8. How long do dental implants last and what affects their success?
Longevity depends on bone support, oral hygiene, general health and maintenance. See Life of Dental Implants, Dental Implant Success Rate, Basal Implant Success Rate, and Which Implant System Lasts the Longest?9. How should I care for dental implants after treatment?
Good aftercare supports healing and long-term results. Read Implant After Care, Healing After Dental Implant, How to Brush Around Implants, Foods After Implant Surgery, Swelling After Implant Surgery, Exercise After Implant Surgery, and Travel After Implant Surgery.10. Are dental implants better than other tooth-replacement treatments?
The best choice depends on your dental condition. Compare Implant vs Bridge, Dental Implant vs Denture, Implant vs Root Canal, Implant vs Partial Denture, and Basal Implant vs Conventional Implant.
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