How much does one dental implant cost at AMDC?
Our current single-implant price guidance is Rs. 70,000–200,000. Your final quote is confirmed after clinical assessment. See the complete dental implant cost guide.
Implant dentistry · DHA Phase 3 Lahore
Dental implants in DHA Lahore for missing teeth.
At Al Mairaj Dental & Cosmetics (AMDC), we provide individually planned implant options for one missing tooth, multiple missing teeth and full-mouth replacement, including All-on-4 for suitable cases. Our current single-implant price guidance is Rs. 70,000–200,000; your exact treatment plan and quote are confirmed after clinical assessment.
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Personalised assessmentReal AMDC resultsDHA Phase 3 clinic
DHA Phase 3 · Lahore
Current price guidanceRs. 70,000–200,000
Rs. 70k–200kCurrent single-implant price range
3–6 monthsCommon healing phase*
Single to full-mouthOptions based on clinical need
DHA 3Clinic location in Lahore
Quick answers
Dental implant questions, answered directly.
The short answers below cover the questions patients commonly ask before implant treatment, including cost, suitability, healing time, pain and what may be included in an individual treatment plan.
How long does dental implant treatment take from start to finish?
The healing phase commonly takes around 3–6 months. Your overall timeline depends on bone healing, the number and location of implants, and when the final restoration can be placed.
Is dental implant surgery painful?
Implant placement is generally performed under local anaesthesia, so the surgical area is numbed during treatment. Mild swelling or discomfort can occur afterwards and recovery varies by patient.
Can one missing tooth be replaced with an implant?
Yes. A single-tooth implant can replace a missing tooth without using the neighbouring healthy teeth as bridge supports. Suitability depends on your gums, bone and overall oral condition.
Can dental implants replace most or all of my missing teeth?
Full-mouth implant options and All-on-4 may be considered for suitable patients. The number of implants and final restoration are decided after examination and imaging.
Who performs the surgical stage of dental implant treatment?
We confirm the clinician responsible for the surgical implant stage before treatment. Dr. Shadab Haq and our dental team coordinate the consultation, overall treatment planning, restoration and follow-up. Dr. Shadab is a PMDC Verified Dentist with BDS, MDS, C-Ortho and 14+ years of clinical experience.
Implant components
What makes up an implant restoration?
An implant restoration can involve the implant fixture in the jaw, an abutment connector and a crown, bridge or other final restoration. The exact restoration design depends on what is being replaced and your individual treatment plan.
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Implant fixture
The part placed in the jawbone to act as the foundation for the replacement tooth.
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Abutment
The connector between the implant fixture and the final tooth restoration.
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Crown or restoration
The visible replacement tooth, bridge or arch designed after healing and treatment planning.
Treatment options
Implant solutions based on what is actually missing.
The right plan is based on the number of missing teeth, bone and gum health, bite, available space and your final restoration goals.
Real AMDC implant results
Real dental implant treatment results.
These are real AMDC implant-treatment results from our clinic. Individual treatment needs and outcomes vary.
Individual results vary. Previous patient outcomes cannot guarantee the same result for every person; your treatment plan depends on your own clinical assessment.
Compare your options
Dental implants, bridges and dentures: a quick overview.
There is no single best option for every patient. The right choice depends on what is missing, the condition of neighbouring teeth and gums, available bone, treatment goals and whether you prefer a fixed or removable solution.
Dental implant
A dental implant is supported in the jawbone and is usually restored as a fixed replacement. For a single missing tooth, it generally does not require neighbouring healthy teeth to act as bridge supports.
Traditional bridge
A conventional bridge is fixed and usually uses neighbouring teeth as supports for the replacement tooth or teeth. Those supporting teeth need to be assessed before treatment.
Conventional denture
A conventional denture is usually removable and can replace several teeth or a full arch. Fit, comfort, stability and maintenance depend on the individual mouth and treatment plan.
This is a brief treatment overview. A detailed comparison should consider your teeth, gums, bone, bite, medical history, treatment time and budget before a recommendation is made. Compare dental implants, bridges and dentures in detail.
Am I a candidate?
Who may be suitable for dental implants?
Many healthy adults with one or more missing teeth may be candidates when the gums are healthy and there is enough suitable bone, or when a clinically appropriate bone-management plan is possible. Only an examination and appropriate imaging can confirm suitability.
What if there is not enough bone? Not every patient needs additional bone treatment. If the available bone is insufficient, your clinician will explain the appropriate next step after imaging. If additional bone management is required, your clinician will explain the appropriate next step after imaging; we confirm availability and cost during your consultation.
Implants may be considered for a single gap, several missing teeth or a full arch.
Active gum disease can affect implant planning and may need attention first.
Bone volume and quality influence implant position, timing and whether additional preparation is needed.
Overall health, medications and healing factors should be discussed before treatment.
Smoking can increase implant complications and should be disclosed during consultation.
Implants need daily cleaning and regular professional follow-up just like natural teeth.
Your implant journey
From assessment to final restoration.
The exact sequence varies by case, but implant treatment generally follows a staged plan so the implant can heal and support the final restoration predictably.
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Consultation & imaging
Your teeth, gums, bite and available bone are assessed. X-rays and/or 3D imaging may be used when clinically appropriate to plan the implant position.
02
Implant placement
The implant is placed into the planned jawbone position under local anaesthesia. The surgical approach depends on your individual site and treatment plan.
03
Healing & osseointegration
The implant is given time to integrate with the surrounding bone. A common healing period is around 3–6 months, although individual timelines vary with bone, implant stability, healing and the final restoration plan.
04
Abutment & final restoration
After suitable healing, the connector and final crown, bridge or arch restoration are planned and fitted according to the case.
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Maintenance & follow-up
Daily cleaning, healthy gums and regular dental reviews help protect the implant and surrounding tissues over the long term.
Current implant price guidance
A clear starting range before your consultation.
Our current single dental implant guidance is Rs. 70,000–200,000. Your exact quote is confirmed after clinical assessment and treatment planning.
For full-mouth or All-on-4 treatment, the total cost is case-specific and confirmed after assessment.
See our dedicated guide for price factors, quote inclusions and practical questions to ask before comparing implant quotations.
View complete implant cost guideWhat patients already mention about AMDC
What patients value about their AMDC experience.
Patient feedback frequently mentions attentive care, follow-up and a well-maintained clinic environment. These comments relate to the overall clinic experience rather than promising a specific implant outcome.
Patient feedback highlights Dr. Shadab's attention to concerns and availability after treatment.
Patients repeatedly mention the clinic environment as clean, organised and comfortable.
Patient feedback also points to professional guidance and a helpful clinic team.
Your dentist at AMDC
Meet Dr. Shadab Haq.
BDS, MDS, C-Ortho, PMDC Verified Dentist, with 14+ years of clinical experience. For dental care, Dr. Shadab Haq provides consultation, diagnosis and treatment planning across AMDC’s core dental services.
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Dental implant FAQs
Answers before your consultation.
These answers cover the practical questions patients commonly ask before implant treatment, including price, suitability, healing and aftercare.
Message us on WhatsAppHow much does one dental implant cost at AMDC?
Our current single-implant price guidance is Rs. 70,000–200,000. Your exact quote is confirmed after clinical assessment. For a detailed breakdown of price factors and quote inclusions, see our Dental Implant Cost in Lahore guide.
Is dental implant surgery painful?
Implant placement is generally carried out under local anaesthesia so the treatment area is numbed during surgery. Mild swelling, tenderness or discomfort can occur afterwards and usually improves as healing progresses.
How long does a dental implant take from start to finish?
The healing phase often takes around 3–6 months, but the total timeline varies. Bone healing, the implant site, additional procedures and the timing of the final restoration can all change the schedule.
Can I get an implant immediately after a tooth extraction?
Immediate implant placement can be appropriate in selected cases, but it is not suitable for everyone. Infection, bone condition, gum tissue and the extraction site must be assessed before deciding on timing.
Will I need a bone graft before dental implant treatment?
Not every patient needs additional bone treatment. If there is not enough suitable bone at the planned implant site, your clinician may discuss bone grafting or another bone-management approach after examination and imaging.
What are All-on-4 dental implants?
All-on-4 is a full-arch approach that uses four strategically positioned implants to support a replacement arch. We offer All-on-4 as an option for suitable patients, but suitability must be confirmed clinically. Learn more about All-on-4 Dental Implants in DHA Lahore.
Can smokers get dental implants?
Some smokers can receive implants, but smoking is associated with higher healing and implant complications. Your smoking history should be discussed openly so the clinician can assess risk and advise you appropriately.
How long do dental implants last?
Dental implants are designed as a long-term tooth-replacement option, but no implant can be guaranteed for life. Long-term outcome depends on healthy gums, oral hygiene, regular dental care, bite forces, general health and other patient factors.
Are dental implants better than a dental bridge?
Neither option is automatically better for every patient. A single implant is supported in the jawbone and generally avoids using adjacent healthy teeth as bridge supports, while a conventional bridge usually relies on neighbouring teeth. The right option depends on your clinical situation and treatment goals. See our implant vs bridge vs denture comparison guide.