🦷 How many teeth
One implant with one crown, a bridge on two or more implants, or a full set of fixed teeth on a few implants. The number of implants is the biggest factor.
🔩 Dental implants
Dental implants in Frazer Town, Bengaluru
Replace one missing tooth, several, or a full mouth with teeth that are fixed in place and chew like your own. Implants are the treatment Dr. Farooq has focused on for most of his 26 years.
Know your full cost before you start: after an examination and X-ray imaging, you get a clear written plan and quote for your own case. The consultation is free when you go ahead with treatment.
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💉Local anaestheticplacing an implant is usually less uncomfortable than an extraction
⏳About 3–6 monthsfor the implant to bond with the bone
🦷1 to a full mouthsingle teeth, bridges or full arches
🔁Fixed, not removableno clips or adhesives for fixed options
Typical timelines. Healing time depends on your bone, your health and the type of implant work, and we explain your own timeline at the assessment.
💰 Cost of dental implants
What will my implant cost?
There is no single price for “an implant”, so we don’t publish a list. Two people missing one tooth can need quite different work. What we do instead: examine you, take X-ray images, and give you a clear quote for your own case before anything starts.
🧱 Your bone
If bone has shrunk after a long gap, extra steps may be needed to support the implant. The X-ray shows this before you decide, so it isn’t a surprise later.
👑 The teeth on top
The type of crown, bridge or full-arch teeth fitted on the implants, and whether a temporary tooth is needed while you heal.
⚡ Timing
Whether the implant can go in the day a tooth is removed, or needs a separate healing stage first.
📝 What your quote covers
The options that suit you, the number of visits, the timeline and the cost of each stage, explained before you agree to anything.
🎁 Ways to save
The consultation is free when you go ahead with treatment. Annual Dental Plan members get 7.5% off treatment (up to ₹5,000) and unlimited free consultations.
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What patients say
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🦷 What is a dental implant?
A new root, not just a new tooth
A dental implant is a small post, usually made of titanium, placed in the jaw where a tooth root used to be. Over a few months the bone bonds to it. A connector (the abutment) and a custom-made crown then go on top, so the new tooth is anchored like a natural one.
Because an implant replaces the root as well, it helps keep the jaw bone from shrinking where a tooth is missing. Neighbouring teeth don’t need to be cut down to support it, as they would for a bridge.
Who implants are for
- One or more missing teeth, at the front or back
- A tooth that can’t be saved and is about to be removed
- Loose, uncomfortable dentures
- An old bridge that has failed or keeps coming loose
Most healthy adults can have implants. Conditions like uncontrolled diabetes, heavy smoking or active gum disease need attention first. We check all of this at your assessment.
📋 Types of implant treatment
From one tooth to a full mouth
Which of these suits you depends on how many teeth are missing, the bone you have, and how you want the result to feel.
🦷 Single-tooth implant
One implant with one crown, replacing a single missing tooth. The teeth on either side are left untouched.
🌉 Implant-supported bridge
Two or more implants carry a bridge of three or more teeth, so you don’t need one implant for every missing tooth.
😁 Full-mouth fixed implants
A complete set of fixed teeth for the upper or lower jaw, supported on a few implants. It’s cleaned in place and doesn’t come out at night.
🔒 Implant-retained denture
Your denture clips onto two or more implants, so it stops slipping when you eat and talk, yet you can still take it out to clean.
⚡ Immediate implant
In suitable cases, the implant goes in the same day the old tooth is removed, saving a separate healing stage.
🧱 Implants with bone support
If bone has shrunk after a long gap, extra steps may be needed to rebuild it before or during placement. We’ll tell you clearly if this applies to you.
⚖️ Your options compared
Implant, bridge or denture?
All three replace missing teeth. They differ in how they’re held in place and how they age.
🔩 Implant
Held by: its own root in the bone.
Neighbouring teeth: left untouched.
Feel: closest to a natural tooth, fixed in place.
Bone: helps preserve it.
🌉 Bridge
Held by: the teeth on either side, which are trimmed for crowns.
Neighbouring teeth: carry extra load.
Feel: fixed, but flossing under it takes care.
Bone: can shrink under the gap.
🦷 Removable denture
Held by: the gums, clasps or suction.
Neighbouring teeth: may carry clasps.
Feel: can move when eating; comes out at night.
Bone: continues to shrink over time.
🛠️ Step by step
What getting an implant involves
1🖥️
Assessment & imaging
An examination and detailed X-ray imaging measure the bone and locate nerves and sinuses, so the implant can be positioned safely.
2🗺️
Your treatment plan
We explain the options that suit you, the number of visits, the timeline and a clear quote, before anything starts.
3🔩
Placing the implant
Under local anaesthetic, the implant is placed in the jaw. A single implant is usually done in one sitting, and most people go back to normal routines the next day.
4⏳
Healing
Over roughly 3–6 months the bone bonds to the implant. Where needed, you wear a temporary tooth so there’s no visible gap.
5👑
Your new tooth
The abutment and a custom-shaded crown, bridge or full set are fitted and adjusted until your bite feels right.
6🔍
Reviews & upkeep
Regular check-ups and cleaning keep the gum around the implant healthy. That’s the biggest factor in how long it lasts.
👨⚕️ Why patients choose Dr. Farooq
Implants are what he has focused on for most of his career
Dr. Farooq (BDS, FAGE) holds a Professional Diploma in Evidence Based & Clinical Implant Dentistry and has led Zenith Dental Care on Hutchins Road for 26 years. Implants are the clinic’s highest priority, and he plans every case personally with in-house X-ray imaging.
Patients tell us what they value most is the honesty: a clear explanation of what’s possible with your bone, what isn’t, and what each option involves, before you commit to anything.
More about Dr. FarooqImplant cases he has handled
- Single front teeth, where looks matter most
- Back molars for chewing strength
- Several missing teeth in a row
- Full-mouth rehabilitation
- Replacing failed bridges
- Turning loose dentures into fixed or clip-on teeth
- Implants placed straight after an extraction
- Cases with limited bone that need careful planning
⚠️ Being honest about risks
What can go wrong, and how it’s prevented
Implant treatment has a high success rate when it’s well planned and well looked after, but no treatment is risk-free. The main risks are:
- The implant not bonding with the bone. It’s uncommon, and more likely in smokers or with uncontrolled diabetes. If it happens, the implant can usually be replaced after healing.
- Infection around the implant, early on or years later (peri-implantitis). Good cleaning and regular reviews are the best protection.
- Nerve or sinus involvement: rare, and the reason careful imaging comes before placement.
- Wear and tear on the crown or screw over many years, which can usually be repaired.
🪥 Looking after your implant
- Brush twice a day and clean between teeth, just as you would natural teeth.
- For the first few days after placement, eat soft food and avoid chewing on that side.
- Avoid smoking: it’s the biggest single risk to healing.
- Keep your review appointments. Problems caught early are simple to fix.
- Questions or discomfort? Call us 9 am–9 pm on 099455 39225.
📅 Booking is simple
Three steps to your appointment
1💬
Message or call
WhatsApp us what’s bothering you (a photo or old X-ray helps), or call 099455 39225. Calls are answered 9 am–9 pm, every day.
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We suggest a time
We’ll offer a slot that suits you (Mon–Sat, 10 am–2 pm or 5 pm–8:30 pm) and tell you if anything is needed beforehand.
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Visit the clinic
Ground Floor, 42 Hutchins Road, Frazer Town / Cooke Town. Bring old X-rays or reports and a list of any medicines you take.
❓ Questions patients ask
Dental implant FAQs
Is getting an implant painful?
The area is numbed with local anaesthetic, so you feel pressure rather than pain. Most patients describe the following days as mild soreness, managed with ordinary painkillers.
How long do dental implants last?
With good cleaning and regular reviews, implants can last many years. The crown on top may need replacing at some point because of normal wear. How long yours lasts depends heavily on your oral hygiene and habits like smoking.
Am I too old for implants?
Age itself is rarely the limit. General health and bone matter more. Many older patients choose implants to replace loose dentures.
I have diabetes. Can I still get implants?
Often yes, if your sugar levels are well controlled. We’ll ask about your health and may work with your doctor before planning treatment.
Can I get teeth on the same day?
In some cases a temporary tooth can be fitted soon after placement. Whether that’s safe depends on how firmly the implant sits in your bone, which we check at the time.
How much do dental implants cost?
We don’t publish price lists, because cost depends on how many implants you need, your bone and the type of teeth fitted on top. You’ll get a full quote at your assessment, and the consultation is free when you go ahead with treatment.
🔩 Missing a tooth?
Find out what implants could do for you
Ground Floor, 42 Hutchins Road, Frazer Town / Cooke Town. Mon–Sat, 10 am–2 pm and 5 pm–8:30 pm. Calls answered 9 am–9 pm.