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Dental Implants

Replacing a missing tooth with an implant is a staged process that takes some months, mostly for healing. Here's what to expect, led by Dr. Saptrishi Sidharth, our leading Implantologist.

Oro Care & Orthodontic Centre dental implants infographic showing implant anatomy and the consultation, placement, healing, abutment and crown process

What this includes

Three ways to replace missing teeth.

Single tooth implant model showing the titanium post and crown between natural teeth

Single Tooth Implants

A titanium root replaces one missing tooth, topped with a custom crown that looks and functions like a natural tooth.

Model showing multiple dental implants placed in the lower jaw with a digital scan on screen

Multiple Dental Implants

Two or more implants placed to replace several missing teeth, each restoring strength without touching neighbouring teeth.

Full arch of implant-supported teeth on a lab model in the dental lab

Full Mouth Dental Implants

A complete set of implants supports a full arch of fixed teeth — a permanent, natural-feeling alternative to dentures.

What to expect

How the process works.

01

Consultation & imaging

We assess the gap, the surrounding teeth, and the bone available to support an implant, using X-rays where needed.

02

Treatment planning

A plan covering how many implants are needed, the expected timeline, and costs — explained clearly before anything begins.

03

Implant placement

A small titanium post is placed into the jawbone under local anaesthesia — most patients describe this as far less uncomfortable than they expected.

04

Healing period

The bone needs time to fuse securely around the implant (osseointegration) — typically a few months, during which we monitor progress.

05

Crown fitting

Once healed, a custom crown is attached on top, matched to your natural teeth, completing the restoration.