Dental Implants in Dubai

Functional & Aesthetic restoration of your teeth

Dental implants are artificial teeth used to replace missing or damaged teeth. They consist of a small screw-like device made of biocompatible materials and a dental crown. The device is surgically placed into the jawbone and the crown is attached to provide a natural-looking replacement tooth. They are a popular, effective, and long-lasting solution for restoring oral health.

Implants that look like natural teeth

Benefits of dental implants

Dental restoration for a Lifetime

Why do we need dental implants?

Which is the best fit for you?

Types of dental implants

Also known as single-day implants, they are a pain-free permanent replacement solutions to missing tooth or teeth.

Supports a complete top or bottom set of teeth using just 4 dental implants. A bone-graft free approach to full arch dental prosthesis.

Involves the surgical implantation of 6 dental prosthetics. These implants are highly recommended for patients with poor jawbone density.

A guided approach to the positioning and placement of dental implants using advanced technology. They enhance the facial structure and bite functions.

Why choose us

For Dental Implants

99% Success rate
Highest quality Implants
Same-Day Implants
International certified Implantologists
6400+ Implants Placed

When you lose a permanent tooth, you lose the confidence to smile. Also, with the gap caused by the missing tooth, you will be subjected to an array of dental problems like shifting of the teeth, teeth infections, gum diseases, and much more.

dental implants in dubai

Since most of these problems impose a serious risk to the quality of your teeth and gums, our team of specialist orthodontists at Dr Michael’s Dental clinic, highly recommend the use of dental implants, to restore your teeth’s functions.

Dental Implants : Before & After

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Our Specialist Implantologists

Dr Mauricio Gomes

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

Dr. Margarida O’Neill

General Dentist & Implantologist
Portugal

Dental Implants vs Dentures

Versatility

While dentures are a great alternative to the permanent teeth replacements, they may be less versatile than dental implants.

Placement

Dental implants need your bones and gums to be healthy and strong so they can connect to your jaw. If you've lost some bone, dentures can be placed on top of your gums to help you.

Function

Dental implants can help keep your bones healthy and preserve your youthful appearance. On the other hand, dentures can improve the look of your face by supporting your facial muscles and resting on top of your gums.

Comfort

Dental implants usually feel comfortable and natural, much like your own teeth. Dentures, on the other hand, can take some time to get used to, and may feel uncomfortable at first, especially during the first few days.

After Care

To keep your dental implants healthy, you'll need to brush and floss them every day. On the other hand, dentures should be taken out and soaked in clean water with a mild disinfectant every night to keep them clean.

Procedure for getting Dental Implants

  • Consultation & Extraction

    Initially, the general dentist examines your oral health. If teeth/tooth extraction is necessary, the dentist will extract them and refer the patient to an orthodontist for further treatment.

  • Appointment with the orthodontist

    Next, the orthodontist will assess patient’s teeth and gums using intra-oral scanners and X-ray imaging. Then, they will devise a suitable dental implant treatment plan to fill the gap in your teeth

  • Preparation

    The dentist will now begin prepping for the surgery. Firstly, the jaw is prepped using bone grafts, giving space for the implant to anchor itself into the jaw.

  • Surgical Insertion (Stud and Crowns)

    Once the surgical area has been anaesthetised, the implant is then inserted into the tooth socket through an opening made within the jawbone.

  • Placement of Dental Crowns

    Following, a dental crown along with an abutment and an artificial tooth is placed on top of the dental implant.

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FAQs

Most frequently asked questions

The cost of dental implants will vary from one patient to another, it will depend on each patient’s case and how many dental implants will be placed.

No, the earliest a patient can get dental implants is age 18 but it also depends on if the patient has a completely developed jaw. Since, even at 18 years old, a patient may still be maturing, meaning the jaw may continue to develop and change.

 

When you get dental implants, the surgery is typically done using a local anesthetic, so you won’t feel any pain during the procedure. This type of surgery is often called “keyhole surgery.” After the surgery, when the numbness wears off, you may feel some mild pain or discomfort, but this can be managed easily with painkillers for a short time.

Yes, it’s very likely that your dental issues can be solved, and it’s best to talk to a dentist as soon as possible. Before the surgery, a detailed 3D scan of your jaw bones can be done to simulate the implant surgery. This will help us figure out the best way to solve the problem before the actual surgery. It’s important to find the right solution for your specific case.

Our well-trained Implantologists, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, or Prosthodontist will provide their expertise to ensure you experience a safe and comfortable dental implant treatment.

  • It last longer than dental bridges
  • It maintain a natural-looking appearance longer than dental bridges
  • It prevent bone loss while dental bridges can cause bone deterioration
  • It protect surrounding teeth while dental bridges might affect your natural teeth
  • They are easy to take care of compared to dental bridges
Dental implants are a great option for replacing missing teeth. While it’s rare for them to fail, it can happen if the patient loses bone density around the implant base due to an illness. Poor oral hygiene can also cause an infection at the implant site, which can make the crown of the implant loosen around the gum line. This allows germs to grow and may lead to bone loss. To prevent this, it’s important to maintain proper dental care and visit your dentist regularly.

Dental implants can be a permanent solution for a great smile. However, the quality and amount of bone and good oral hygiene are critical for their long-term success. To ensure long-lasting implants, it is also important to wear a nightguard if you grind your teeth, avoid chewing ice, and be cautious when participating in contact sports.

No, age in itself is not a limiting factor for using dental implants, but the procedure requires a healthy jawbone the patient should have attained skeletal maturity. Hence, our implantologists will determine if you are suitable for the procedure.

Dental implants are made from titanium, which is an artificial material that does not get cavities. However, it is still important to take care of your oral health and clean the area around the implant just like you would with your natural teeth. Regular visits to your nearest dental clinic are also important to prevent infections that can lead to gum disease.

 

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