A new tooth, fixed for good
Replace a missing tooth with a natural-looking implant that works like your own tooth. Your dentist checks your bone with an X-ray and scan first.
From1,905 AEDimplant placement
- Looks and feels like your own tooth
- Helps keep your jawbone and face shape
- Leaves the teeth beside the gap untouched
- Can last a lifetime with good care
What is it?
Dental implants explained
A dental implant acts like the root of a tooth. It is placed below the gumline into the jawbone. It then holds a porcelain crown, a bridge or a denture firmly in place.
It can help with
- A single missing tooth, at the front or back
- Several missing teeth
- Loose or uncomfortable dentures
- Avoiding filing down healthy teeth for a bridge
- Adults of any age from 18 up
Patient films
One tooth, one journey
From first consultation to final smile, here’s what replacing one tooth looks like at Truly.
Options
Which one is right for you?
Single implant crown
One implant and one crown replace one missing tooth.
Implant bridge
Fewer implants hold several teeth, for example two implants holding three missing teeth.
Implant-held dentures
Implants hold dentures securely so they do not move around in your mouth.
Bone grafting
Rebuilds thin jawbone so an implant can be placed safely.
Compare
Implant, bridge or denture?
| Dental implant | Bridge | Denture | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Replaces the root as well as the tooth | Yes | No | No |
| The teeth either side of the gap | Left untouched | Filed down for crowns | Left untouched |
| Helps keep your jawbone and face shape | Yes | No | No, it sits on the gums |
| Stays put when you eat and talk | Yes, fixed in place | Yes, fixed in place | Can move or slip |
How it works
Step by step
- 1
Free consultation
Your dentist does a full exam, with an X-ray and 3D scan to check your bone.
- 2
Bone graft if needed
If there is not enough bone, a bone graft or sinus lift may come first.
- 3
Implant placement
The implant is placed under local anaesthetic, and a temporary tooth can often go in the same day.
- 4
Your final tooth
Your permanent crown or bridge is fitted, about 4 months after placement in most cases.
Why Truly
Truly vs a typical clinic
Typical clinic- Full 20-year guaranteeNo guarantee
- Implant from 1,905 AED, crown from 1,722 AEDHigher cost
- All treatment under one roofReferred out for surgery
- In-house CBCT scannerReferred out for a CBCT scan
- Free consultationsExpensive consultation
- Fully digital workflowPhysical impressions in the mouth
- Made in our own labOutsourced manufacturing
- Digital Smile DesignWax tooth try-in
- Trained in complex surgeryNo zygomatic or pterygoid implants
- Payment plans availableNo payment plans
- Shade matched free of chargeNo in-person shade match
Before & after
Real transformations
Truly patients, real results.
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Limited New Patient Spaces Each Month
To maintain the highest level of care, we only accept a small number of new patients at any one time.
This ensures our team can give you the focused, personalised treatment you deserve.
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Questions
Good to know
Does getting an implant hurt?
No. Your gums are fully numbed, so you only feel some vibration and gentle pressure. Some discomfort for a day or two is normal, and over-the-counter pain relief usually helps.
How long does it take?
In most cases about 4 months from placing the implant to fitting the permanent crown or bridge. A temporary tooth can often be fitted on the same day as the implant.
Will it look like a natural tooth?
Yes. Our technicians make each crown to fit your mouth and match the colour of your own teeth.
Is there an age limit?
Implants are not suitable under 18, because the jawbone is still developing. There is no upper age limit.
Will I need a bone graft?
Not always. A scan shows whether you have enough bone. If not, your dentist will tell you at the start and include it in your plan.
Are implants hard to clean?
Not at all. You clean them like your natural teeth. We recommend seeing our implant hygienist every 3 months.