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Dental Implants in Green Park, South Delhi

Dental implants at THE CLINICS Green Park replace missing teeth with a titanium (or similar) post placed in the jawbone, topped with a fixed crown, bridge, full-arch set of teeth or an implant-retained denture. Treatment is planned and done by a prosthodontist, Dr Neha Garg (Delhi Dental Council reg. 20981-A), and a periodontist, Dr Amit Garg (reg. A-4919). Most cases take about 3 to 6 months from placement to the final teeth. Cost is given as an estimate after examination.

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Clinic hours: Mon–Sat, 9 am–9 pm · THE CLINICS, G-32, Ground Floor, Green Park Main Market Road, New Delhi 110016

What is a dental implant?

A dental implant is a small screw-shaped post, usually made of titanium, placed in the jawbone where a tooth is missing. Over the following weeks the bone bonds to the implant surface (osseointegration). An abutment is then fitted onto the implant, and a crown, bridge or denture is attached to it.

Who may need a dental implant?

Implants may be considered if you:

  • Have lost one or more teeth to decay, gum disease or injury

  • Have a tooth that cannot be saved and is planned for extraction

  • Find a removable denture loose or uncomfortable

  • Have difficulty chewing because of gaps in the back teeth

Active gum disease, uncontrolled diabetes, heavy smoking, some bone-strengthening medicines and past jaw radiotherapy can affect healing. These are checked at the first consultation, and some can be treated first.

Types of implant treatment at THE CLINICS Green Park

The right option is chosen after examination and a 3D scan.

  • Single-tooth implant: one implant with one crown, for a single missing tooth.

  • Multiple implants: separate implants and crowns where several teeth are missing in different areas.

  • Implant-supported bridge: two or more implants carry a bridge that replaces three or more teeth in a row, so fewer implants are needed than teeth replaced.

  • Full-arch implant teeth (All-on-4 / All-on-6 style): a fixed set of teeth for a whole upper or lower jaw, supported by four to six implants. This is an option for people who have lost most or all teeth in a jaw, or who wear a full denture.

  • Implant-retained denture (overdenture): a removable denture that clips onto two or more implants, so it stays in place better than a conventional denture.

Bone grafting and sinus lift

An implant needs enough healthy bone, and the jawbone can shrink after a tooth is lost.

  • Bone grafting adds graft material where bone is thin or narrow.

  • Sinus lift raises the floor of the sinus in the upper back jaw to make room for bone, when the bone below the sinus is too shallow for an implant.

Both procedures are done at THE CLINICS Green Park. Whether you need either one is assessed after the 3D scan.

The implant process, step by step

Timelines vary with bone quality, healing and the type of restoration. A typical path:

  1. Consultation and examination. Medical history, dental and gum examination, and X-rays.

  2. 3D (CBCT) scan. Generally done at an outside imaging centre; we arrange the referral. A written treatment plan with an estimate follows.

  3. Preparatory treatment, if needed. Gum treatment, extractions or bone grafting.

  4. Implant placement. Done under local anaesthesia, by Dr Neha Garg or Dr Amit Garg. A single implant usually takes 30 to 60 minutes.

  5. Healing (osseointegration). Usually about 2 to 4 months in the lower jaw and 3 to 6 months in the upper jaw.

  6. Abutment and final teeth. The abutment is fitted, impressions are taken, and the final crown, bridge, full-arch teeth or denture is fitted.

  7. Review visits. Check-ups and cleaning, usually every 6 months.

Same-day temporary teeth: in selected cases, a temporary tooth or set of teeth can be fitted on the day the implant is placed. This depends on bone quality and implant stability and is decided during surgery; if it is not suitable, temporary teeth are provided after healing.

Recovery and aftercare

  • Mild swelling, soreness and minor bleeding are common for 2 to 3 days; medicines are prescribed as needed.

  • Use a cold pack on the cheek on the first day, eat soft food and chew on the other side.

  • Avoid smoking, alcohol and very hot drinks while the area heals.

  • Long term, brush twice a day and clean around the implant with floss or interdental brushes, and keep review visits.

  • Tell us early if the gum around an implant bleeds or swells, or if the crown feels loose.

Risks and possible complications

Implant treatment is a surgical procedure, and these risks are discussed with you before treatment:

  • Pain, swelling, bleeding or infection at the implant site

  • Injury to nearby teeth, nerves (numbness of the lip or chin) or the sinus

  • The implant not bonding with the bone, which may need removal and a later re-attempt

  • Peri-implantitis (gum and bone inflammation around the implant), often linked to plaque and smoking

  • Loosening or chipping of the crown or screw over time

Careful planning and good home care lower these risks but cannot remove them.

Why a prosthodontist and a periodontist work together

At THE CLINICS Green Park you get personalised care by dedicated specialists. Both dentists place implants.

  • Dr Neha Garg (also known as Dr Neha Mall), Prosthodontist, THE CLINICS Green Park. Delhi Dental Council reg. 20981-A. A prosthodontist specialises in replacing missing teeth with crowns, bridges, dentures and implant restorations. She plans the final teeth (position, bite and appearance) so the implant is placed where the tooth needs to be. View profile

  • Dr Amit Garg, Periodontist, THE CLINICS Green Park. Reg. A-4919. A periodontist specialises in the gums and the bone that support the teeth. He treats gum disease, manages the soft tissue and bone around implants, and looks after implant gum health over the long term. View profile

Because gum health affects how an implant heals and lasts, the gums, bone and final teeth are planned together.

What affects the cost of dental implants?

Implants: ₹25,000–₹60,000 per implant, depending on the implant system; final cost confirmed after consultation and scans.

We give an estimate after examination, once the scan and treatment plan are ready. The cost depends on:

  • Number of implants and teeth being replaced

  • Type of restoration: single crown, bridge, full-arch teeth or implant-retained denture

  • Implant system and crown material chosen

  • Need for bone grafting, sinus lift or extractions

  • The 3D scan, which is billed by the imaging centre

Payment options and insurance are explained on our Insurance and costs page. Dental implants are usually not covered by health insurance in India; check your own policy.

Frequently asked questions

Is dental implant surgery painful? The procedure is done under local anaesthesia, so the area is numb during treatment. Mild soreness and swelling for a few days afterwards are common and are managed with prescribed medicines.

How long does the whole implant treatment take? Usually about 3 to 6 months from implant placement to the final teeth, because the bone needs time to bond with the implant. Bone grafting or a sinus lift can add a few months.

Can I get temporary teeth on the same day? In selected cases, yes. Whether a temporary tooth can be fitted on the day of surgery depends on bone quality and implant stability, and is decided during the procedure.

How long do dental implants last? Implants can last many years when the gums are healthy, home care is good and review visits are kept. Crowns may need repair or replacement over time. Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and gum disease increase the chance of problems.

Can I get an implant if I have diabetes? Often yes, if your blood sugar is well controlled. Your dentist will review your recent sugar reports and may coordinate with your physician before surgery.

What if I don't have enough bone? Bone grafting or a sinus lift may be needed to build up the bone, and this is assessed after the 3D scan. Both are done at THE CLINICS Green Park. In some full-arch cases, angled implants are used to avoid grafting.

How much do dental implants cost at THE CLINICS Green Park? Implants: ₹25,000–₹60,000 per implant, depending on the implant system; final cost confirmed after consultation and scans. The written estimate also depends on the number of implants, the type of teeth, and whether grafting is needed.

Do you offer other cosmetic dental treatments? Yes. THE CLINICS Green Park also offers veneers and laminates, Invisalign clear aligners and teeth whitening. Dr Neha Garg and Dr Amit Garg are registered Invisalign providers.

Visit us in Green Park, South Delhi

THE CLINICS Green Park is a full dental facility in Green Park Main Market, close to Green Park metro station (Yellow Line). Patients come to us from Green Park, Hauz Khas, Safdarjung, Malviya Nagar and across South Delhi.

  • Address: THE CLINICS, G-32, Ground Floor, Green Park Main Market Road, New Delhi 110016

  • Hours: Mon–Sat, 9 am–9 pm, by appointment

  • Phone: +91 9217381353 / +91 8448830013

  • WhatsApp: +91 9217381353

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AI-assisted content, medically reviewed by Dr Neha Garg (Prosthodontist, Delhi Dental Council reg. 20981-A), 20 October 2026. This page is for general information and does not replace a clinical examination.

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