Implants planned in three dimensions.
A missing tooth deserves more than a guess. Every implant at MDS Dental is planned on a CBCT scan, so we know the bone, the nerve and the final crown position before treatment starts.
A dental implant is a titanium post placed in the jaw bone that replaces a missing tooth root and supports a crown, bridge or full set of teeth. At MDS Dental in Badlapur, implants are planned on CBCT 3D imaging to measure bone and avoid the nerve and sinus, and range from single-tooth implants to full-mouth fixed teeth.
CBCT 3D imaging
A cone-beam CT scan shows the jaw in thin cross-sections, revealing bone that a normal X-ray cannot.
Bone and nerve mapping
We measure bone height and width and trace the nerve canal, so every millimetre is accounted for.
Virtual implant placement
The implant is positioned on screen at the ideal depth and angle, with a safety margin from vital structures.
Crown-driven result
Planning starts from the final tooth, so the crown sits naturally and the bite is balanced.
CBCT and optical scan, merged.
This is an actual implant plan made at MDS Dental. The optical scan of the teeth (STL file, yellow) is merged with the patient's CBCT scan. The implants and their crowns are then positioned on screen, clear of the nerve canal (blue), before anything is done in the mouth.
- Bone height and width measured in 3D
- Nerve canal traced and kept at a safe distance
- Implant angle set from the final crown position
The plan, printed into a guide.
From the 3D plan we make a surgical guide: a precise splint that sits on the teeth, with a metal sleeve over each implant site. The drill and the implant can only travel along the planned angle and depth, so what was planned on screen is what happens in the mouth.
- 3D model of a real guide designed at MDS Dental
- Sleeves set to the planned angle and depth
- Smaller cuts and a shorter, more predictable surgery
Which implant solution?
Single-tooth implant
One implant and one crown replace a single missing tooth without cutting the neighbouring teeth.
Starting from ₹30,000 incl. crown · EMI available · Consultation ₹200
See casesMultiple teeth & implant bridges
Two or more implants can support a bridge to replace several missing teeth in a row.
Starting from ₹60,000 (two implants) · EMI available · Consultation ₹200
See casesFull-mouth implants
A fixed full-arch set of teeth on a small number of implants, for people with no teeth or failing teeth.
Fee: On consultation · Consultation ₹200
See casesCBCT-guided planning
Every implant is planned in 3D on CBCT: bone height and width, nerve and sinus position, and the ideal angle for the final crown.
Fee: Included in implant plan · Consultation ₹200
See casesYour implant, step by step.
- Consultation and CBCTExamination, 3D scan and a plan with clear costs.
- Virtual planningImplant size, angle and depth chosen on screen around the final crown.
- PlacementA precise, minimally invasive procedure under local anaesthesia.
- HealingUsually 3 to 6 months for the implant to bond with bone.
- Final crownA digitally scanned zirconia or ceramic crown completes the tooth.
Implant cases
Single-tooth implant
Multiple teeth & implant bridges
Full-mouth implants
CBCT-guided planning
Calm, careful surgery.
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Implant FAQ
Why do you use CBCT before placing an implant?
A 2D X-ray cannot show bone width or the exact path of the nerve. CBCT gives a 3D view, so the implant size, depth and angle can be planned safely and the crown can sit in the ideal position.
How long does a dental implant take?
Typically 3 to 6 months from placement to final crown, while the implant bonds with the bone. In suitable cases a temporary tooth can be fitted sooner.
Is implant surgery painful?
It is done under local anaesthesia. Most patients describe it as easier than an extraction, with mild soreness for a few days.
Can I get fixed teeth if I have no teeth at all?
Yes. A full-mouth implant-supported prosthesis replaces a whole arch with fixed teeth on a small number of implants, planned on CBCT.
Is the implant available immediately or does it need to be ordered?
We will confirm the system and timeline at your planning visit; your treatment plan and costs are shared before anything begins.
Find out if implants are right for you
Bring any old X-rays or scans. We will examine, plan on CBCT and explain your options, timelines and costs clearly.