Single tooth
One implant with a ceramic crown on top. The teeth on either side are left untouched — unlike a bridge, which needs them trimmed.
Implant centre
Understanding dental implants
A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jaw where a tooth is missing. Once the bone has bonded with it, a ceramic crown, bridge or full arch is fixed on top. It does not rely on the neighbouring teeth and is cleaned like a natural tooth.
- Placed under local anaesthesia
- Digital X-ray before; a digital scan for the crown
- Cost explained before treatment starts; EMI available
Dr. Bhupendra Singh RawatBDS · trained in oral implantology · member ISOI and AOI
Three situations
One tooth, several, or a full arch
Which applies depends on how many teeth are missing and where — the assessment shows which.
Several teeth
Two or more implants carrying a bridge, so a run of missing teeth is replaced without a removable plate.
Full arch
A complete upper or lower set of teeth fixed on a small number of implants, planned as one staged treatment.
Two phases, four steps
How implant treatment runs
Surgical first, restorative second — with healing time in between. Dr. Rawat explains the timeline for your case at the assessment.
Assessment
Examination, a digital X-ray and a look at your gums and bone. The plan and its cost are explained before anything is booked.
Implant placement
The titanium implant is placed in the jaw under local anaesthesia, in one planned visit.
Healing
The implant bonds with the bone over the following months — how long depends on your case. Dr. Rawat tells you what to expect and when to come back.
Crown or bridge fitted
A digital impression is taken with the intraoral scanner, and the final crown, bridge or arch is fitted and checked.
Suitability
What the assessment looks at
- How many teeth are missing, and where
- Gum health — gum treatment may need to come first
- The bone available — a graft is sometimes planned as part of the treatment
- Smoking, which affects healing
- General health, such as diabetes — bring your medical history and medication list
Dr. Rawat weighs these at the assessment and tells you what applies to your case.
If an implant is not the right fit
Two other ways to replace a missing tooth, both done here. The assessment tells you which suits your case and budget.
Questions
Implant questions
Timing, comfort, cost and aftercare.
How long does implant treatment take from start to finish?
Several months, because the implant has to bond with the bone before the crown or bridge is fitted. How long that takes depends on your case — Dr. Rawat explains the expected timeline at the assessment.
Does implant placement hurt?
It is done under local anaesthesia, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Some soreness and swelling for a few days afterwards is normal and is managed with the medication you are given.
What does a dental implant cost?
It depends on the number of implants, the type of crown and whether a graft is needed. The cost for your case is explained before treatment starts, and EMI is available for larger treatments such as implants. The clinic does not offer insurance or cashless billing.
Who places the implant?
Dr. Bhupendra Singh Rawat, who has trained in oral implantology and is a member of the Indian Society of Oral Implantologists and the Academy of Oral Implantology. Implants are planned and placed at this clinic.
How do I look after an implant?
Like a natural tooth — brushing, cleaning between the teeth and regular check-ups. The clinic reviews the implant at your routine visits.
Visit us
Visit Health Factor Dental Clinic
Walk-ins are welcome; booking ahead means less waiting. In pain? Call during clinic hours for a same-day appointment.
- Block J, Beri Wala Bagh, Hari Nagar, New Delhi 110064
Adjacent to DDA Sports Complex - Mon–Sat: 10:30 AM – 2:00 PM & 5:30 – 8:00 PM
Sunday closed - Ground floor · parking available
- bhupendra_rawat2001@yahoo.com