Dental Implants

Dental implants 2-3 VISITS

A missing tooth should never be ignored. Neighbouring and opposite teeth tend to collapse into the missing space, causing further complications. While we strive to save your natural teeth, in some cases this may not be possible. That’s where the magic of dental implants come in Implants may be right for you if you have one, few or all missing teeth & are looking for a treatment for fixed replacement. Implants are screws that are placed securely in the jawbone. This now acts as a root for the artificial crown, helping maintain bone health while looking and feeling just like natural teeth.

The Implant Placement Process

Local anesthesia ensures a painless procedure as a metal implant is inserted beneath the gums and into the bone. Over the course of approximately three months, the implant fuses with the bone. Following this integration period, an artificial tooth is meticulously crafted and attached to the implant.

Dental Implant Solutions

Whether you’re missing a single tooth or multiple teeth, dental implants offer versatile solutions that don’t affect the health of neighboring teeth. They are easy to maintain, as they can be brushed and flossed just like natural teeth.

Crowns: A single crown can be placed on a single implant to replace a missing tooth.

Fixed bridges: When multiple teeth are missing in a row, a fixed bridge can be supported by two or more implants to span the gap.

Removable overdentures: These are partial or full dentures that are removable but "snap" onto implants for stability, making them more secure than traditional dentures.

Fixed-hybrid dentures: These are fully fixed restorations, often for full arches, that are more durable than traditional dentures.

Adjunct procedures

Bone Graft and Sinus Lift Surgery

In some cases, bone graft and sinus lift surgeries may be required to ensure the success of your dental implant procedure. These procedures are performed under local anesthesia to prepare your jaw for the implant.

Bone Graft Surgery: Fills in areas of bone loss to provide a solid foundation for your implant.

Sinus Lift Surgery: Elevates the sinus membrane to create sufficient space for implant placement.

Ridge Augmentation: Restores the shape and size of the jawbone for implant stability.

What can i expect when i come for Dental Implants

Consultation & Planning

Clinical exam + CBCT imaging
Assess bone quality and suitability
Discuss options, timeline, and costs
Clear explanation of procedure and outcomes

Implant Placement

Local anaesthesia for a pain-controlled procedure
Precise implant placement
Sutures if required
Post-op instructions and medication

Healing Phase

2–4 months for integration (varies by case)
Review visits to monitor healing

Crown Phase

Impression/scan for final tooth
Placement of crown/bridge
Bite check and finishing

Follow-Up

Periodic reviews
Maintenance and hygiene guidance

The Niramaya Difference

3D-Guided Precision Planning

Every implant is positioned using CBCT analysis to optimise bone support, angulation, and prosthetic outcome.

Primary Stability Focus

Implant selection and placement are driven by torque, bone quality, and load management—key to long-term success.

Globally Trusted Systems

We use implant systems and components that meet international standards for integration and durability.

Surgical Control, Not Speed

Procedures are performed with precision and intent—never rushed.

Long-Term Maintenance Built In

Bite balance, hygiene protocols, and periodic reviews ensure sustained performance.

Everything You Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many appointments are required for the implant process?

The treatment typically involves several stages: initial consultation, surgical placement, a healing period, and final restoration placement. every individual has different course of healing; so how wellyout implant and when it will get integrated with bone decides the duration . also what kind of final prosthesis is planned over implants also decide the number of visits.

2. Is immediate implant placement possible after extraction?

Under certain circumstances, yes. Your dentist must evaluate bone quality, gum tissue health, and other factors before determining if immediate placement is appropriate for your situation.

3. Are there age restrictions for dental implants?

Adults whose jaw development is complete are generally good candidates. While there’s no maximum age limit, overall health status and healing capacity are more important considerations than chronological age.

4. Can I get implants if I have diabetes?

Diabetes affects the wound healing in patients so is the fusion of the implant with the bone. But if the blood sugar level is well controlled and the patient’s HbA1c falls less than 7.implants are safe to place and even the outcomes are favourable. The long term success will be depending on sugar monitoring, maintaining oral hygiene and routine follow up visits
Your oral surgeon will likely schedule more frequent follow-up visits to monitor the healing process and ensure proper bone healing occurs.

5. When can I return to work following the implant placement surgery?

You start to feel comfortable doing your daily tasks as soon as the anaesthesia wears off. But we recommend not undertaking any strenuous activities in the 1st 24 hours. Some mild discomfort or swelling generally persists for a few days but it rarely interferes with normal day to day activities.