A stable foundation
The implant supports the replacement tooth from within the jaw.
Dental implants
in Dubai.
Missing a tooth? Explore your options for a secure replacement, with a treatment plan shaped around your oral health and the way you want to smile.
Business Bay & Al Warqa
What is a dental implant?
An implant is a small post placed in the jawbone to support a replacement tooth. It acts as a foundation for a crown, bridge or denture.
The aim is to restore chewing function and the appearance of your smile. Your dentist will assess your mouth and discuss whether an implant or another option is right for you.
Designed for your smile
The visible restoration is planned to suit your bite and appearance.
Care that continues
Cleaning and regular dental reviews remain part of looking after your implant.
Options for
replacing teeth.
The right approach depends on how many teeth are missing and the health of your mouth.
Several missing teeth
Implants can support a bridge when more than one tooth needs replacing.
Discuss your options
A full arch of teeth
An implant-supported restoration may be an option for replacing a full upper or lower set of teeth.
Discuss your optionsIllustrations explain the general approach. The number and position of implants depend on your individual treatment plan.
Are dental implants
right for you?
Your gum health, available bone and medical history all matter. Tell your dentist about your medicines and smoking so they can assess healing and discuss suitable options.
Look at the whole picture
Discuss your gums, available bone and the teeth you want to replace. Suitable imaging helps your dentist plan.
Compare your options
Ask how implants compare with a bridge or denture, including care, cost and the visits involved.
Benefits, risks & alternatives
Implants involve surgery. Possible complications include infection, damage to nearby structures and failure to integrate with the bone. Your dentist will explain your individual risks and alternatives before you decide.
How your
treatment works.
Explore what happens before, during and after your implant treatment.
Assess your mouth and agree a plan
Understand your options
Your dentist examines your gums and teeth, reviews your medical history and arranges suitable imaging.
Plan each stage
Discuss alternatives, any additional care, the restoration, costs and likely timing before deciding.
Place the implant and allow healing
Prepare and place the implant
The planned implant is placed in the jaw with appropriate anaesthesia. Your dentist explains the procedure and comfort measures.
Review healing
The bone needs time to heal around the implant. Follow-up visits guide when the final restoration can be fitted.
Fit your restoration and maintain it
Check the final fit
The replacement tooth is fitted when appropriate, with checks on the bite and guidance on cleaning.
Keep up regular care
Attend review appointments and follow the advice for your implant. Let the clinic know if it becomes painful or feels loose.
Caring for your mouth
after treatment.
Follow your aftercare plan
Use the instructions given by your dentist for cleaning, eating and comfort during recovery.
Allow time to heal
Healing can take several months or longer. Your reviews help determine when to fit the final restoration.
Stay in touch
Contact the clinic promptly if your implant becomes painful or feels loose. Keep up your scheduled dental reviews.
Planning your visits
and your budget.
Meet our doctors.
Dr. Shyam Sakhuja
Periodontist & Implantologist
Dr. Bora Guneri
General & Cosmetic Dentist
Dr. Susan Joseph
Senior Dentist
Dr. Jeff Zacharia
Specialist Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dr. Lincy Stephen
Specialist Orthodontist
Dr. Della Scaria
General & Cosmetic Dentist
Dr. Dana Taher
General & Cosmetic Dentist
Dr. Ansia Sadiqi
General Dentist & Invisalign Provider
01How long does implant treatment take?
Treatment usually involves several appointments. Healing can take several months or longer; your dentist will explain the likely timing for your case and any additional procedures.
02Will the procedure be painful?
Implant placement is generally carried out with local anaesthetic. Some soreness or swelling can follow. Your dentist will discuss comfort, recovery and appropriate pain relief with you.
03What if I do not have enough bone?
Your dentist will assess the amount and condition of your bone using suitable imaging, then explain whether additional treatment or an alternative replacement would be appropriate.
04How do I look after my implant?
Follow your dentist’s cleaning and aftercare instructions and attend review appointments. Contact the clinic promptly if your implant becomes painful or feels loose.
05Can I use insurance or a payment plan?
Coverage and payment options depend on your plan and treatment. Share your provider details with the clinic so the team can check eligibility and explain the available options.
06What are the alternatives to implants?
Depending on your mouth and the teeth being replaced, a bridge or removable denture may be an option. Your consultation is a chance to compare the benefits, limitations and cost of each approach.
Two locations.
One warm welcome.
Find your Legacy Care in Business Bay or Al Warqa. Our team is here to help you take the next step.
Have a question before you visit?
Let’s talk it through.
Let’s talk it through.
Let’s plan your
next step.
Start with a conversation about your options.