Frequently Asked Questions

A dental implant is an artificial tooth root made of biocompatible material that is placed into the jawbone to replace a missing or non-restorable tooth. Once the implant integrates with the bone, a custom-made dental crown is attached to restore function and appearance.

Most patients with one or more missing teeth are suitable candidates for dental implants. A detailed clinical examination and radiographic assessment are required to evaluate bone quality and determine the most appropriate treatment plan. Call Now

Dental implant placement is performed under local anesthesia, making the procedure comfortable and virtually painless. Most patients report minimal discomfort during the treatment.

The duration of the procedure depends on the complexity of the case and the number of implants being placed. In many cases, a single dental implant can be placed in approximately 15–20 minutes. Call Now

With proper oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and professional maintenance, dental implants can last a lifetime.

Several factors influence the long-term success of implants, including adequate bone support, healthy gums, and good overall health. In cases where bone volume is insufficient, bone grafting or augmentation procedures may be recommended. Medical conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes or certain cardiovascular diseases can affect healing and implant success, but they do not necessarily prevent patients from receiving dental implants if properly managed.

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Tooth extraction is recommended when a tooth cannot be restored through treatments such as fillings, root canal therapy, or other conservative procedures. This may occur due to severe decay, advanced gum disease, extensive structural damage, or untreatable infection.

Wisdom tooth extraction may also be advised when impacted teeth cause pain, infection, or damage to adjacent teeth and gums. Additionally, oral surgery may be required for the diagnosis and treatment of cysts, tumors, ulcers, jawbone lesions, and other oral pathologies. Call Now

Recovery after oral surgery or dental implant placement is generally straightforward. Mild swelling, tenderness, and discomfort are common during the first few days and typically subside within 3–4 days.

Patients are usually prescribed medications to manage discomfort and prevent infection. While certain dietary modifications and oral hygiene precautions are recommended, most individuals can resume their normal daily activities within 24 hours following the procedure. Call Now

Yes. The doctor routinely performs advanced procedures, including full-mouth rehabilitation, bone grafting, sinus lift procedures, and complex implant reconstructions. Each treatment plan is customized to meet the patient's functional and aesthetic requirements. Call Now