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Dental Implants in Dubai

A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth, topped with a custom crown, bridge or denture designed to look and work much like a natural tooth. Implants suit adults who have lost one tooth, several teeth or all their teeth, and have healthy gums and enough jawbone, or are able to have bone added. At 7 Dimensions Medical Center (7DMC) our dentists plan and place dental implants at our Jumeirah (Umm Suqeim 3) and Al Barsha (Arjan) branches, including same-day options in suitable cases.

Surgery time
About 1 to 2 hours per implant
Anaesthesia
Local anaesthetic
Healing before the final tooth
Usually 2 to 6 months
Back to work
Often the next day
Visits
Usually 3 to 5
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Dental Implants in Dubai at 7DMC

What are dental implants?

An implant has three parts: the implant post, which sits in the bone like a root; the abutment, a small connector; and the crown (or bridge or denture) that you see. After the post is placed, the bone grows around it over a few months, a process called osseointegration. Once it is firm, the final tooth is fitted. Unlike a bridge, an implant does not rely on the teeth next to the gap, and it can help limit the bone shrinkage that follows tooth loss.

What dental implants help with

  • One missing tooth, from an accident, decay or a failed root canal
  • Several missing teeth in a row (an implant-supported bridge)
  • Loose or uncomfortable dentures (implant-retained dentures)
  • A full arch of missing or failing teeth (full-arch options such as All-on-4)

Types of dental implant treatment

OptionWhat it involvesOften chosen for
Single implant and crownOne post, one crownOne missing tooth
Implant-supported bridgeTwo or more implants holding a bridgeSeveral missing teeth together
Same-day (immediate) implantImplant placed when the tooth is removed, often with a temporary tooth the same daySuitable bone and gums, front teeth
Full-arch implants (All-on-4 or similar)Four to six implants holding a full set of fixed teethMost or all teeth missing in one jaw
Implant-retained dentureA denture that clips onto implantsStabilising an existing denture
Bone graft or sinus liftAdding bone before or during implant placementThin or soft bone

Who are dental implants for?

Implants may suit you if you:

  • Are an adult whose jaw has finished growing
  • Have one or more missing teeth, or teeth that need to come out
  • Have healthy gums, or are willing to treat gum disease first
  • Have enough jawbone, or can have a bone graft
  • Can keep up good brushing and regular check-ups

They may not be suitable, or may need to wait, if you:

  • Have uncontrolled diabetes or a condition that affects healing
  • Smoke (this raises the risk of infection and implant failure; stopping is advised)
  • Have had radiotherapy to the jaw, or take or have taken bisphosphonates or similar bone medicines
  • Have active gum disease or infection in the mouth
  • Are pregnant
  • Grind your teeth heavily without a night guard

Your journey, step by step

  1. Consultation. Your dentist examines your mouth and takes a 3D X-ray (CBCT) to check the bone, nerves and sinuses. You receive a written plan and price.
  2. Preparing the mouth. Any gum disease, decay or extractions are treated first. A bone graft may be needed.
  3. Implant placement. Under local anaesthetic, the post is placed in the bone and the gum is closed. In suitable same-day cases, a temporary tooth is fitted.
  4. Healing. Over about 2 to 6 months the bone bonds with the implant. You may wear a temporary tooth or denture.
  5. Final tooth. The abutment is fitted, a scan is taken and your custom crown, bridge or denture is fitted and checked.
  6. Long-term care. Check-ups and professional cleaning every 6 months help keep the gum and bone around the implant healthy.
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What patients say

Jack Wilkinson★★★★★
I have been a repeat customer of 7 Dimensions over a couple of years and both the dental team and reception team are very welcoming and professional. Dr Angel has made my dental experience incredibly easy. She has a very honest, direct and professional consultative approach and explains all procedures, aftercare and next step options…
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Ross Kehoe★★★★★
Such a great set up start to finish! Everything from the booking to the customer experience to the actual dental work was delivered in a proper premium standard. Dr. Naseeb and the office manager, Abdulrhman were fantastic! Booked in for additional works in the future also just based off the doctors advice and attention to detail…
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Reneem Dent★★★★★
Dr. Giovanni Sleiman was kind, caring, professional, and very knowledgeable. He answered all my concerns and questions and was very patient with me. I highly recommend him for any dental needs.
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Have questions before you book?

Talk to our team at Jumeirah or Al Barsha. We will answer your questions and help you choose the right next step.

Results and recovery

Once the final crown is fitted, an implant usually looks and feels much like a natural tooth. Success depends on your bone, your general health, smoking and how well you clean around the implant. With good care, implants can last many years; the crown on top may need replacing after 10 to 15 years. Results vary from person to person.

Typical recovery:

  • First 2 to 3 days: swelling, bruising and soreness, eased with pain relief and cold packs.
  • First 1 to 2 weeks: soft food, no chewing on the implant, stitches checked or removed.
  • 2 to 6 months: the bone bonds with the implant before the final tooth is fitted.

Risks and complications

Dental implant placement is minor surgery, and like all surgery it carries risks. Your dentist explains them in full at your consultation. They include:

  • Pain, swelling, bruising and bleeding in the first days
  • Infection around the implant
  • Implant failure: in a small percentage of cases the implant does not bond with the bone and needs removing, and sometimes replacing after healing
  • Nerve injury: numbness or tingling of the lip, chin or tongue, usually temporary, but in rare cases it does not fully recover
  • Sinus problems with upper back implants
  • Damage to nearby teeth or roots
  • Gum recession around the implant
  • Peri-implantitis and bone loss: gum inflammation and bone loss around the implant in later years, more likely with smoking, diabetes or poor cleaning
  • Osteonecrosis of the jaw: rare, mainly with bisphosphonates or similar medicines

Why choose 7DMC for dental implants in Dubai

  • Careful planning before surgery. 3D imaging and a written plan before any surgery.
  • Same-day options when your bone allows, and an honest answer when it does not.
  • Everything in one clinic, from extractions and bone grafts to the final crown and cleaning.
  • Two Dubai branches. Jumeirah (Umm Suqeim 3) and Al Barsha (Arjan), with parking.
Your team

Your dental team

Dr. Roaa Talal

Dr. Roaa Talal

Dentist/Medical DirectorView profile
Dr Juliana

Dr Juliana

DentistView profile
Dr. Angel Mansoor

Dr. Angel Mansoor

Aesthetic Dentist & InvisalignView profile
Dr. Giovanni Sleiman

Dr. Giovanni Sleiman

General DentistView profile
Dr. Lara Al-Sammarraie

Dr. Lara Al-Sammarraie

Pediatric DentistView profile
Dr. Naseeb Khudair

Dr. Naseeb Khudair

Aesthetic, Restorative & Implant DentistView profile
Dr. Salma

Dr. Salma

OrthodonticsView profile
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much do dental implants cost in Dubai?

The cost of dental implants in Dubai usually ranges from AED 3,500 to AED 15,000 per tooth, including the crown, depending on the implant brand, whether bone grafting is needed and the clinic. Typical ranges: Single implant with crown, AED 3,500 to AED 15,000; Full-arch implants (All-on-4 or similar), per jaw, AED 15,000 to AED 45,000. These are typical market prices across Dubai clinics, not a 7DMC price list. At 7DMC, your exact price is confirmed at your consultation, before any treatment.

How much do full mouth dental implants cost in Dubai?

Full-arch implants such as All-on-4 usually cost AED 15,000 to AED 45,000 per jaw in Dubai, depending on the number of implants and the type of teeth fitted.

Are same-day dental implants possible?

Yes, in suitable cases. The implant is placed and a temporary tooth fitted on the same day, with the final tooth after healing. It depends on your bone, gums and bite, which your dentist checks first.

Does getting a dental implant hurt?

The area is numbed with local anaesthetic, so most people feel pressure rather than pain during placement. Soreness and swelling for a few days afterwards is normal and is managed with pain relief.

How long do dental implants last?

With good cleaning and regular check-ups, implants can last many years. The crown on top may need replacing after 10 to 15 years.

Does insurance cover dental implants?

Some dental insurance plans cover part of the cost; many treat implants as cosmetic. Check your policy before treatment.

Where can I get dental implants near me in Dubai?

7DMC offers dental implants at two branches: Jumeirah (Umm Suqeim 3), opposite Jumeirah Beach Hotel, and Al Barsha (Arjan, Al Barsha South), both with parking.

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