Dental Implants in Dubai
Replace missing teeth with confidence
Dental implants replace missing tooth roots, providing support for a crown, bridge or a full arch of teeth. At Dr. Michael’s Dental Clinic, your treatment starts with understanding your oral health, your bite and what you want to achieve. Whether you are missing one tooth or several, our implant team will explain suitable options and create your personalised treatment plan.
Support for everyday confidence
Benefits of Dental Implants
- Restore comfortable everyday chewing
- Support clear, confident speech
- Replace missing teeth naturally
- Help preserve surrounding jawbone
- Avoid preparing adjacent healthy teeth
- Secure replacement teeth firmly in place
- Provide lasting function
Understanding your options
Why Replace Missing Teeth?
- Missing teeth can make chewing certain everyday foods difficult and affect everyday comfort.
- Teeth beside a gap may move, changing how your teeth meet.
- Bone can shrink after tooth loss, affecting future treatment options.
- Replacing teeth can improve appearance and function; your dentist explains the differences and whether implants, bridges or dentures suit you.
An approach to suit your needs
Dental Implant Treatment Options
Selected patients can receive implants and temporary teeth on the same day. Suitability depends on individual assessment and implant stability.
Four implants support a full arch of replacement teeth. Your remaining bone structure determines suitability and whether additional treatment is needed.
Six implants support a full arch of teeth. Planning considers your available bone, bite forces and the design of your restoration.
Detailed digital planning and a surgical guide help transfer the planned implant position accurately to your jaw, where clinically appropriate.
Why choose us
For Dental Implants
Personalised treatment planning
Coordinated implant care
Same-day options, where suitable
Digital surgical planning
Ongoing implant maintenance
At Dr. Michael’s Dental Clinic, planning considers both the implant and the tooth it will support. Our implantologists and colleagues in surgical and restorative dentistry assess your gums, bone and bite to recommend an approach suited to your needs.
We explain the proposed treatment, alternatives and expected stages before you decide. From replacing a single tooth to restoring a full arch, the focus is on a comfortable bite, a natural appearance and replacement teeth you can maintain with confidence.
Dental Implants: Before & After
Our Specialist Implantologists
Dr. Marwan Al-Obeidi
Medical Director, General Dentist & Implantologist, UK
Dr. Mauricio Gomes Taborda
Specialist Implantologist
Brazil
Dr. Nithin Shenoy
Specialist Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
India
Dr. Alexander Chyryk
General Dentist, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Ukraine
Dental Implants vs Dentures
Implant-supported teeth are anchored in your jaw. Conventional removable dentures rest on your gums and may move during use.
Implants require surgery and sufficient bone support; some patients need preparatory treatment. Conventional dentures usually avoid implant surgery and may suit patients seeking a removable option or a different treatment budget. Assessment and medical history guide your choice.
Both options replace missing teeth and support your appearance. Implant-supported restorations can offer greater stability when chewing and speaking. Implants can also help retain removable dentures, combining implant support with a restoration you remove for daily cleaning.
Implants and dentures both require an adjustment period. Well-fitting dentures can be comfortable, although fit may change over time. Implant-supported teeth also need regular professional review as your mouth gradually changes, with adjustments or repairs when needed.
Clean around implants and beneath restorations as your dental team demonstrates. Removable dentures need daily cleaning and usually removal overnight. Both options require ongoing appointments to check oral health, fit and function, following advice tailored to your restoration.
Your Dental Implant Treatment
Consultation and assessment
We discuss your concerns, medical history, previous dental treatment and personal goals, then examine your teeth, gums and bite. Imaging, including 3D scans where indicated, helps assess bone and plan treatment.
Preparation where needed
Your plan may include treating gum disease, removing a tooth that cannot be restored, or bone grafting. These procedures are only recommended when your assessment shows a need.
Implant placement
Your clinician places the implant in the planned position under local anaesthesia. Suitable patients may receive temporary teeth; your team explains what to expect after surgery.
Healing and review
The implant bonds with the surrounding bone through osseointegration. We review healing and explain cleaning, food choices and any temporary restoration while this process takes place.
Final teeth and aftercare
When ready, your crown or bridge is fitted and the bite checked. We show you how to clean it and arrange ongoing reviews.
Hear from our patients
FAQs
Your dental implant questions answered
What affects the cost of dental implants in Dubai?
Costs depend on the number of implants, the implant system, your crown or bridge, and any preparatory treatment. Ask what your plan includes: assessment, imaging, temporary teeth, final restorations and follow-up. A single missing tooth and a full arch require different treatment plans, so a headline price alone does not explain the cost.
Am I suitable for dental implants?
Suitability depends on your gums, bone support, medical history and ability to maintain good oral hygiene. Your clinician also considers smoking, diabetes control and medications that may affect healing. Jaw growth should be complete; older age alone does not rule out treatment. If you have active gum disease, this may need treatment first.
Is dental implant surgery painful?
Local anaesthesia numbs the treatment area. You may notice pressure or vibration, but tell your clinician if you feel pain. Afterwards, soreness, swelling or bruising can occur; the extent varies with treatment. Your team explains pain relief and recovery instructions. Discuss any dental anxiety beforehand so suitable comfort options can be considered.
Can I have implants with bone loss or loose dentures?
Possibly. An examination and appropriate imaging assess how much bone remains and where implants could be supported. Some patients need bone grafting or a sinus lift; others may have different options. Depending on your assessment, implants may support a fixed bridge or stabilise a removable denture. Neither approach is suitable for everyone.
How long does dental implant treatment take?
Treatment often takes several months, allowing the implant to integrate with the jawbone before the final restoration is fitted. Extractions, grafting and individual healing can extend the timeline. Temporary teeth may be possible during this period. Your clinician explains the anticipated appointments and timing for your case before treatment begins.
How do dental implants compare with dental bridges?
- Implants replace tooth roots; conventional bridges use neighbouring teeth for support.
- A single implant avoids preparing adjacent teeth for supporting crowns.
- Bridges may suit patients who wish to avoid implant surgery.
- Both options need careful cleaning and ongoing professional review.
- Your dentist considers surrounding teeth, bone, timing and cost before recommending treatment.
What are the risks of dental implants?
Possible complications include infection, failure to integrate with bone, damage to nearby structures and problems with the crown or connecting components. Gum inflammation and bone loss can also develop around an implant over time. Your clinician explains risks relevant to your case. Contact your dental team if an implant feels loose or symptoms worsen.
How long can dental implants last?
Implants can function for many years, but no treatment has a guaranteed lifespan. The crown or bridge may need repair or replacement even when the implant remains stable. Long-term maintenance includes daily cleaning, regular reviews and addressing gum disease or teeth grinding. Your team will explain the care your restoration needs.
Can I have teeth fitted on the same day?
For selected patients, temporary teeth can be attached on the day implants are placed. This depends on factors including bone support, implant stability and your bite. Same-day teeth do not mean that healing is complete. Your clinician explains whether immediate loading is suitable and when the final restoration would be fitted.
How should I care for dental implants?
Brush twice daily and clean between teeth and around your restoration using the tools your dental team recommends. Implants do not develop cavities, but the surrounding tissues can become inflamed. Follow your review and hygiene schedule, avoid smoking, and report bleeding, discomfort or looseness rather than waiting for your next routine appointment.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Marwan Al-Obeidi
Medical Director, General Dentist & Implantologist