Dental Implants Treatment in Dwarka

Dental implants are not on the CGHS dental schedule, so they are not covered. Crowns, bridges and dentures are covered. Where a CGHS-covered alternative such as a bridge is clinically appropriate for your case, we will explain that option alongside the implant rather than only presenting one.

An implant leaves the neighbouring teeth untouched and preserves the jawbone under the gap. A bridge is faster and is CGHS-covered, but it requires preparing the healthy teeth on either side to support it. Neither is universally right, and we will explain the trade-off for your specific gap at the consultation.

Sometimes. When a tooth has been missing for a while, the jawbone that supported it resorbs, and there may not be enough left to hold an implant securely. A graft rebuilds it, which adds a few months to the timeline. We assess this from an X-ray at your consultation, before you commit to anything.

Yes. A full arch is usually restored on four to six implants supporting a fixed bridge, rather than one implant per tooth. This gives a fixed, non-removable result and is planned as part of full mouth rehabilitation.