Personal assessment
Could dental implants be suitable for you?
Implants may be considered when one or more teeth are missing. Suitability depends on factors including gum health, available bone, general health, current medicines, oral hygiene and the condition of the remaining teeth.
The dentist must examine you before recommending an implant. Non-implant choices such as a bridge or denture may also be discussed so you can understand the available approaches.
Options after examination
Different needs require different plans.
One missing tooth
An implant and crown may be discussed alongside other ways to restore the gap.
Several missing teeth
Individual implants or an implant-supported bridge may be considered where clinically suitable.
Denture support
Implant support may be an option for some denture patients after a full assessment.
Alternative treatment
Bridges, dentures or preserving existing teeth may be more appropriate in some cases.
A clear pathway
How implant care is planned.
Examination
Discuss your concern, dental history, general health and the condition of your teeth and gums.
Investigation
Clinical records or imaging may be requested when the dentist considers them necessary.
Choices explained
Review implant and non-implant alternatives, expected stages, limitations and cost factors.
Treatment and aftercare
If you proceed, the clinic explains your appointments, healing, restoration and ongoing care.
The number and timing of appointments vary according to each patient’s clinical needs. Dental implants also require daily oral hygiene and professional follow-up.
Islamabad first
Implant assessment in G-13/3.
Dental Parlor & Implant Clinic has one patient-facing location at Street 169, G-13/3, Islamabad.
Travelling from outside Pakistan? Overseas Pakistanis can request an appointment before their trip, but a final diagnosis, treatment plan, schedule and cost can only be confirmed after an appropriate in-person examination.
Patients also visit from Rawalpindi, Wah Cantt, Taxila, Rawat and nearby Islamabad sectors including G-11, G-14, G-15, F-6, F-7, F-8, F-10, F-11 and E-11.
Patients travelling from elsewhere across Pakistan can also request an Islamabad appointment and should confirm the schedule before arranging their journey.
Read the international patient guide →Common questions
Before an implant consultation.
Am I suitable for dental implants?
Suitability can only be determined after examining your teeth, gums, available bone and medical history.
How long does implant treatment take?
Timing varies with the number of implants, oral health, healing and the restoration required. Your dentist explains the expected stages after assessment.
Are implants an option for several missing teeth?
They may be. The dentist can discuss individual implants, implant-supported restorations and non-implant alternatives.
Can treatment be planned before I travel?
An appointment can be arranged in advance, but the final treatment plan and timing require an in-person examination.
How much do dental implants cost?
Cost depends on the clinical findings and treatment required. A personalised estimate is provided after assessment.
General information only; this page does not replace a dental examination. For independent patient information, see the NHS guide to dental implants.