Dental Implant Surgery
Many people put off dental implants, worrying that the process will be long or complicated. But with Mr. Anabtawi, treatment is precise, reliable, and patient-focused — so you can eat, speak, and smile without hesitation.
A Closer Look at Your Treatment Choices
Conventional Dental Implants
The most common type of implant. A small artificial root is placed in the jaw where the tooth is missing. Over time, the bone holds it firmly in place, and a new tooth is attached on top. It looks and works just like a natural tooth. This option is best suited for patients with healthy gums and enough bone support.
Zygomatic and Pterygoid Implants
For patients who do not have enough bone in the usual areas of the jaw, these advanced implants use stronger bone in different areas. A zygomatic implant is anchored in the cheekbone, while a pterygoid implant is placed in the back of the upper jaw. Both options allow patients with severe bone loss to have implants without needing extra bone-building procedures.
Subperiosteal Implants
Subperiosteal implants are custom metal frameworks shaped to your jaw and positioned under the gums rather than inside the bone. If you don’t have enough bone or can’t have grafting, they’re a practical alternative. In selected cases, they can provide immediate fixed teeth without the need for bone grafting.
Sinus Lift and Bone Grafting
If the jawbone is too thin or weak to hold implants, extra bone can be added. A sinus lift increases bone height in the upper jaw, while bone grafting strengthens weak areas. Both make sure implants stay secure for the long term.
All-on-4 / All-on-6 Full Arch Solutions
Instead of replacing each missing tooth with an implant, this method uses just four or six artificial roots to support a full set of new teeth. It is a faster and more efficient way to replace an entire arch of missing teeth.
Soft Tissue Grafting around Dental Implants
Healthy gums are just as important as healthy teeth. If the gums are too thin or have shrunk back, soft tissue grafting adds strength and improves the appearance of the gums around implants. This helps implants stay healthy and look natural.
Protect Your Smile for a Lifetime
We rebuild strength and harmony for a smile that stays strong for years ahead.
Why Get Dental Implants?
Dental implants are durable, natural-looking, and work the closest to real teeth. Unlike dentures that can slip or bridges that rely on the surrounding teeth, implants provide you with fixed teeth without relying on surrounding teeth, are long-lasting and rarely require replacement when cared for properly. They bring back chewing strength, improve speech, and fit seamlessly into your smile.
Why Patients Trust Us
Real experiences from patients who placed their trust in expert hands.
My bite is aligned, my face feels balanced, and I can finally speak and chew without discomfort. Truly life-changing care.
They explained every step clearly and supported me through recovery. It felt like they cared about me, not just the surgery.
I was anxious about surgery, but everything was explained so clearly, and the care was outstanding. My recovery was smooth and far easier than I imagined.
My bite is aligned, my face feels balanced, and I can finally speak and chew without discomfort. Truly life-changing care.
They explained every step clearly and supported me through recovery. It felt like they cared about me, not just the surgery.
I was anxious about surgery, but everything was explained so clearly, and the care was outstanding. My recovery was smooth and far easier than I imagined.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are dental implants painful?
During the implant procedure, we use a local anaesthetic to numb the area, so you won’t feel any pain, only some pressure or vibration. After the procedure, mild soreness or swelling is normal for a few days and can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relief. If you feel anxious, conscious sedation (tablet or IV) is also available to help you stay relaxed and comfortable.
How long does the dental implant process take?
This depends on your individual needs. Some patients can have teeth placed on the same day, while others may need a few months for healing before the final tooth is fitted. Your treatment plan will be explained clearly during your consultation.
Am I a good candidate for dental implants?
If you are missing one or more teeth and are generally healthy, implants may be an option for you. Healthy gums and enough bone are important, but even if you have bone loss, advanced techniques such as grafting or zygomatic implants may still make implants possible.
How long do dental implants last?
Implants are designed as a long-term solution. With good care, regular check-ups, and proper oral hygiene, they can last for many years, often for life. In most cases, only the crown (the visible tooth on top) may need replacing after many years of use.
What are the benefits of implants compared to dentures or bridges?
Implants stay fixed in place, look natural, and feel like real teeth. Unlike dentures, they will not slip, and unlike bridges, they do not rely on other teeth for support. They also help preserve the jawbone, keeping your face structure natural.
How much do dental implants cost?
The cost varies depending on how many implants you need and the type of procedure involved. A detailed estimate will be provided after your consultation.
Is there a lot of aftercare needed?
After the procedure, you will be given clear instructions for home care. Good oral hygiene and regular dental visits are essential to keep implants healthy and long-lasting.
Can smokers get dental implants?
Smoking can affect healing and reduce the long-term success of implants, but it does not always rule them out. Mr. Anabtawi will discuss your individual situation during your consultation.
Confident Smile Can Change Everything
Implants don’t just replace teeth, they restore the freedom to smile, laugh, and live fully.
