Frequently
Asked Questions

Most patients report minimal discomfort. The procedure is performed with local anesthesia, and recovery is typically manageable.

With proper care, dental implants can last many years — often decades.

This depends on the case. Some treatments allow for immediate temporary teeth, while others require healing time.

In many cases, yes. Advanced techniques may allow treatment even with reduced bone.

While “All-on-4” is a common term, many patients benefit from additional implants to improve strength and long-term stability.

Yes. Fixed implant solutions provide significantly more stability, comfort, and function compared to removable dentures.

In most cases, yes — temporary fixed teeth are delivered the same day or shortly after surgery.

Initial treatment is completed quickly, but final restorations are placed after a healing period of 3–6 months.