Dental Implants · Shivaaye Dental Hospital
The tooth, replaced at the root.
An implant is dentistry's answer to a missing tooth that stays answered: a post in the jaw, a crown above it, and nothing to take out at night. At Shivaaye it is planned like everything else here — measured, staged, and made to match.
The Craft
Built in two parts.
First, the foundation: a small titanium post is placed where the root used to be, and given time to fuse with the jaw — that fusion is what makes an implant feel like a tooth rather than an appliance.
Then, the finish: a ceramic crown shaped and shaded to sit in the row as if it had always been there. The planning — scans, measurements, the position of the post — happens before either part, and it is explained to you in full.
The Standard
What an implant includes.
An implant is a course of treatment, not a single sitting. The plan you receive names every stage and its fee before the first one begins — so the finished tooth holds no surprises, financial or otherwise.
- Examination, X-rays and a written, staged plan
- The titanium post, placed in a planned sitting
- Healing time while the post fuses with the jaw
- The ceramic crown — shaped and shade-matched
- Review visits, and guidance on keeping it for decades
The Stages
How it proceeds.
Assess
The jaw, the gap and your health are examined; the plan is drawn and priced in writing.
Place
The post is set in a planned sitting under local anaesthesia.
Settle
Weeks of healing while bone and post become one piece.
Crown
The finished crown is fitted, matched, and checked in daylight.
Good to Know
Before you begin.
- An implant takes months, not days — the settling stage cannot be hurried
- Most sittings are short; plan the placement day a little gently
- Smoking and uncontrolled diabetes affect healing — tell the doctor honestly
- The fee is staged and quoted in writing after examination