Dental implants in Andheri West - fixed teeth that feel like your own
An implant replaces the whole tooth, root and all: a small titanium post in the jaw topped with a custom crown. Planned and restored under the supervision of Dr. Neha Verma, MDS (Prosthodontics).
The most tooth-like way to replace a tooth
- Fixed, not removable - no overnight soaking, no adhesives, no slipping.
- Protects neighbouring teeth - unlike bridges, healthy teeth aren't ground down.
- Preserves your jawbone - the implant stimulates bone the way a natural root does.
- Chew anything again - bite strength close to natural teeth.
- Long-lasting - with good hygiene, implants can serve you for decades.
We also restore multiple missing teeth with implant bridges, and stabilise loose dentures with implant-supported options.
Your implant journey, step by step
Typically 3–6 months from planning to your final crown, depending on healing.
Assessment & 3D planning
Examination, X-ray/CBCT scan and a written plan with costs - including whether bone grafting is needed.
Implant placement
A short procedure under local anaesthesia. Most patients return to routine the next day.
Healing (osseointegration)
Over 2–4 months the implant fuses with your bone. We monitor healing at review visits.
Crown fitting
A custom crown, matched to your natural teeth by our prosthodontist, is fixed on the implant.
Care & reviews
Brush and floss as normal, plus periodic check-ups - that's all your new tooth asks of you.
Investment & EMI
Implant cost varies with the implant system, the number of teeth and any grafting required. You'll receive a written, itemised estimate after your scan - EMI options are available to spread the cost comfortably.
Dental implant FAQs
Am I a candidate for dental implants?
Most healthy adults with a missing tooth are candidates. We assess your gums, bone volume and medical history (conditions like uncontrolled diabetes need attention first) using an examination and X-ray/CBCT scan before confirming.
How long do dental implants last?
With good oral hygiene and regular check-ups, implants can last for decades - they are considered the most durable replacement for missing teeth. The crown on top may need replacement after many years of wear.
Is implant surgery painful?
The placement is done under local anaesthesia, so you feel pressure but not pain. Most patients describe recovery as milder than a tooth extraction, with mild soreness for a few days managed by regular painkillers.
Missing a tooth? Let's plan its replacement
Book a consultation with our prosthodontist-led team. We'll examine, scan and give you an honest, written plan - then you decide, in your own time.