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CONSULT
Assessment & Planning
Your oral condition, available bone and restorative requirements are assessed.
CONVENTIONAL IMPLANTOLOGY · CHENNAI
A stronger foundation for your smile.
A carefully planned approach to replacing missing teeth with conventional dental implants.
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PLANNED · STAGED · RESTORATIVE
UNDERSTANDING THE TREATMENT
A conventional implant is not just a replacement tooth.
It is a planned sequence that connects the implant, the healing process and the final restoration.
CONVENTIONAL IMPLANT
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Replacing the missing tooth root first.
A conventional implant is placed into the jawbone to provide a foundation for the eventual dental restoration.
The treatment plan considers available bone, oral health, implant position and the final restorative requirement.
The objective
Restore function, appearance and a
stable foundation for the missing tooth.
WHY CONVENTIONAL IMPLANTS
A proven pathway when the conditions are right.
Conventional implants can be considered when sufficient bone support and suitable oral conditions are present.
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Natural-looking restoration
Designed around the appearance and position of the missing tooth.
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Fixed tooth replacement
The implant acts as a foundation for the planned restoration.
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Structured treatment
Assessment, placement, healing and restoration follow a planned sequence.
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Individualised planning
Treatment is adapted to bone, anatomy and restorative needs.
TREATMENT PLANNING
Start with the
patient — not the procedure.
THE IMPLANT JOURNEY
From planning to your final tooth.
Conventional treatment usually follows a staged pathway so each part of the process can be evaluated before moving to the next.
PRECISION · PLANNING · HEALING
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PLACE
Implant Placement
The selected implant is placed into the planned area of the jawbone.
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HEAL
Healing & Integration
Time is allowed for healing and integration before the final restoration.
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RESTORE
Final Crown
The planned restoration is completed after the appropriate healing stage.
IMPLANT TECHNOLOGY
Understand the implant beneath the tooth.
BCS IMPLANT
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Different implant designs serve different purposes.
Implant selection depends on the clinical situation, available bone and the overall treatment objective.
BCS implants are one example of an implant design used within implant dentistry. The treating team determines the appropriate implant system for each case.
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Bone assessment
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Implant selection
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Restorative planning
THE END RESULT
The implant supports it. The restoration completes it.
A successful treatment plan looks beyond the implant itself and considers the final tooth, its position and its function.
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AKEELA DENTAL CARE
Experience that connects implant and restoration.
Akeela Dental Care was established in Chennai in 1994 and has a long-standing focus on implant dentistry and restorative care.
The clinic's current information describes more than 20 years of conventional implantology experience, with implant prosthetic training forming part of its clinical background.
1994
Akeela Dental Care established
1996
ITI-Straumann Switzerland training
20+
Years of conventional implantology experience
FAQ
Before you begin, know the process.
What are conventional dental implants? +
Conventional implants are generally placed into the jawbone and followed by a healing period before the definitive restoration.
How long does the treatment take? +
The timeline varies according to bone condition, healing, number of implants and restorative requirements.
Do I need enough bone? +
Suitable bone support is important. Additional procedures may be considered when bone volume is insufficient.
Can multiple teeth be replaced? +
Conventional implants can be considered for selected single or multiple tooth replacement plans.
Which implant is right for me? +
Implant selection depends on anatomy, bone condition, treatment objectives and the overall clinical plan.
CONVENTIONAL IMPLANTOLOGY · CHENNAI
Your missing tooth deserves a proper plan.
Start with a consultation and understand which implant treatment pathway is suitable for your individual situation.