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RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY

Dental Implants

Replace missing teeth with dental implants topped by natural-looking crowns — the gold standard in tooth replacement. Permanent, stable, and designed to last a lifetime with proper care.

Natural Look

Strong & Durable

Long Lasting Results

Modern Techniques

High Success Rate

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Dental Implant Treatment

WHAT IS DENTAL IMPLANT?

A Permanent Solution for Missing Teeth

A dental implant is a small nickel-titanium post surgically placed into the jawbone — acting as an artificial tooth root. Over 3- 6 months, it fuses permanently with the bone through a process called osseointegration.

Once integrated, a custom-made crown is attached on top. The result: a tooth that looks, feels, and functions exactly like a natural one -  with no slipping, no adhesives, and no dietary restrictions.

Implants are the only tooth-replacement option that preserves jawbone and prevents bone loss caused by missing teeth.

Looks Natural

Designed to match your natural teeth.

Strong and Stable

Secure fit for confident chewing and speaking.

Preserve Bone

Prevents bone loss and maintains facial shape.

Long Lasting

Durable solution that lasts for years.

IMPLANTS VS ALTERNATIVES

Why Choose Implants Over Other Options?

Dental Implants

Alternatives

ARE YOU A IMPLANT CANDIDATE?

Who Is a Good Candidate for Implants?

Most healthy adults with one or more missing teeth are suitable candidates. A bone assessment and consultation will determine your eligibility precisely.

One or more missing teeth

From extraction, injury, or decay

Healthy gums with no active disease

Gum health must be assessed before surgery

Unhappy with dentures or bridges

Implants offer a permanent, stable alternative

Adequate jawbone density

Or eligible for bone grafting first

Non-smoker or willing to quit

Smoking significantly affects healing

Fully grown jawbone (18+ years)

Jaw development must be complete

ANATOMY OF IMPLANT

Three Parts, One Complete Tooth

Every implant system consists of three components that work together to create a permanent, fully functional tooth replacement.

01

The implant post

A threaded titanium screw that is surgically placed into the jawbone, acting as the artificial tooth root in your mouth.

02

The abutment

A connector piece that attaches to the top of the implant post and supports the crown above the gumline.

03

The crown

The custom-made, tooth-coloured cap visible above the gum is designed to match your natural teeth perfectly.

POST SURGERY CARE

Aftercare Guidelines

Follow these simple guidelines after your treatment for a smooth, comfortable recovery.

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TESTIMONIAL

Our Patient's Review

The whole process was explained clearly from day one, including timelines and cost. Healing took a few months, but the result was worth the wait.

Manisha Karki

I was missing two back teeth and  finally comfortable chewing again after my implants. Staff were attentive throughout the healing period.

Suraj Lama

Came to Kathmandu specifically for implant treatment after comparing costs internationally. Professional clinic, great results, saved significantly compared to home.

Emma Richardson

I lost a tooth in an accident years ago and finally got an implant done here. It looks and feels exactly like my natural teeth. No one can tell the difference

Aman Shrestha

Questions About Our Treatments

Have a question we haven't answered? Our team is just a call or WhatsApp message away — we're happy to help you understand your options before booking.

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From placement to final crown, the process typically takes 3–6 months, mostly for the bone to fuse naturally with the implant. Simple cases may be faster.

No. The procedure is done under local anesthesia, so you won’t feel pain during placement. Mild discomfort for a few days afterward is normal and manageable with medication.

Dental implants have a high success rate when placed in patients with adequate bone density and good oral health, and are properly cared for afterward.

Often yes, though prolonged bone loss may require a bone graft first. A consultation and scan will confirm your options.

Treat it like a natural tooth — brush and floss daily, and visit us for regular check-ups. With proper care, implants can last a lifetime.

For most patients, yes – implants preserve jawbone, don’t affect neighboring teeth, and offer the most natural look and function. Your dentist will confirm the best option for your case.