Single missing tooth
An implant-supported crown may replace one missing tooth in a suitable site.
Implant dentistry
Dental Implants in Abu Dhabi
Implant treatment begins with a restorative plan: what is missing, what needs replacing, the condition of the bone and gums, and how the final teeth should function.
Specialist careImplantology + prosthodontics
PlanningDigital workflows where useful
Restoration-ledFunction + long-term maintenance
Plan the restoration before the implant.Implant position, bone and gum health, bite and the final restoration are considered together before treatment begins.
When to consider care
When implant treatment may be considered
Dental implants are one option for replacing missing teeth. Suitability depends on the mouth, medical history and the restoration being planned.
Several missing teeth
Implants can sometimes support a bridge where multiple teeth are absent.
Unstable denture
Implants may be considered to improve support or retention for selected dentures.
Failing tooth
When a tooth cannot be predictably retained, replacement options can be discussed after assessment.
Old implant concerns
Pain, mobility, bleeding or restoration problems around an existing implant should be assessed.
These examples are general information only. A dentist or specialist needs to assess your individual situation before recommending treatment.
Treatment
Implant treatment options
The number of implants is not decided in isolation. The final restoration and the supporting tissues guide the plan.
01
Single implant crown
A single implant can support a crown when the site and surrounding tissues are suitable.
02
Implant-supported bridge
Multiple missing teeth may sometimes be restored with an implant-supported bridge.
03
Implant-supported denture
Selected removable prostheses can use implants for added support or retention.
04
Full-arch rehabilitation
Complex cases may involve a fixed or removable full-arch plan after detailed assessment.
Your care pathway
How implant care is planned
The surgical and restorative stages are connected from the beginning.
01
Assess
Review oral health, missing teeth, gums, bite and medical history.
02
Plan
Diagnostic imaging and digital planning may be used where indicated.
03
Place & heal
Implant placement and healing are managed according to the individual case.
04
Restore & maintain
The final restoration is fitted and long-term maintenance is discussed.
How we think about care
Implant dentistry works best as a coordinated plan.
Implants are not simply screws placed in bone. The final tooth or prosthesis, soft tissue, bone, bite and hygiene all influence the treatment sequence and long-term result.
Restorative planningThe final tooth position guides the implant plan.
Specialist inputProsthodontic and periodontal expertise may be involved.
MaintenanceImplants still require professional review and home care.
Clinical team
Doctors involved in implant care
Implant cases may involve implantology, prosthodontics, periodontics and restorative dentistry depending on the clinical situation.
Dr. Munir Silwadi
Specialist Prosthodontist & Implantologist
Both locations
Implant treatment planning, full-mouth rehabilitation and digital restorative workflows.
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Dr. Fahed Abi Khalil
Specialist Periodontist & Implantologist
Bani Yas Tower
Periodontal care, implant dentistry and maintenance of supporting tissues.
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Dr. Moheb Silwadi
General Dentist
Al Raha Mall
Restorative, digital and implant dentistry interests within general practice.
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FAQ
Dental implants: common questions
Short answers to common questions. Your dentist can explain how the information applies to your own case.
Is everyone suitable for dental implants?
No. Suitability depends on oral health, available bone, gum condition, medical factors and the planned restoration.
Do I always need a bone graft?
No. Bone augmentation is only considered when the available bone and treatment plan indicate that it may be required.
Do all implant cases use guided surgery?
No. Digital or guided workflows may be used when they are clinically useful for the individual case.
How long does implant treatment take?
Timelines vary depending on the site, healing, whether other procedures are needed and the type of final restoration.
How do I care for a dental implant?
Implants require regular cleaning at home and professional maintenance. Your dental team will explain the cleaning approach for your specific restoration.
Considering dental implants?
Start with a clinical assessment so the team can review your restorative needs, supporting tissues and treatment options.