Dental Implant Cost in Noida - Get Price Estimate

Here are some key factors that may affect the final cost of dental implants.

• Diagnostic Procedures: Diagnostic procedures including X rays, CT scans, and dental impressions, are usually suggested prior to dental implants. The entire cost may increased by the cost of these diagnostic procedures. Commonly performed tests are:

  • Cephalogram: INR 200 - INR 500
  • OPG: INR 500 - INR 1000
  • CT scan: INR 1000 - INR 3000

• Bone Augmentation or Grafting: The dental implant cost may rise when the patient's jawbone needs to be strengthened or grafted to support the implant.

• Anesthesia and Sedation: Costs may increase depending on the type of anesthesia used during the procedure. Anesthesiologists also charge separately from the surgeon.

• Orthodontist experience: One significant factor affecting the dental implant cost in Noida is the experience of the orthodontist. Highly skilled and seasoned orthodontists, due to their expertise and proven track record, typically charge more than those with less experience.

• Number of Implants: The total cost of the surgery is substantially influenced by the required number of implants. Requiring multiple implants might increase the overall cost of the procedure.

• The type of implant material: There are several implant options available, made from materials ranging from affordable to expensive. High quality implants typically cost more than others.

• Patient overall oral health: If you have pre existing oral health issues, the doctor might recommend some additional procedures before dental implants. These added procedures can increase the final cost of the implants. It is better to consult with your orthodontist and insurance provider to get an estimate of dental implant cost in Noida before undergoing the procedure.

Dental implants can be performed on an outpatient basis. You can return to your home on the same day of the procedure. Here are the steps involved in dental implant procedure:

• Anesthesia: To ensure that you don't experience any pain or discomfort throughout the surgery, the surgeon will first numb your mouth using dental anesthesia.

• Tooth extraction (if the damaged tooth is still there): The damaged tooth will be removed from your mouth by the Orthodontist. The Orthodontist will omit this step if the tooth is already absent.

• Bone grafting: This is an additional process carried out with dental implants. If your jawbones are weak, bone grafting surgery may be necessary. The surgeon will either use synthetic bone or a bone graft taken from your body (hips or legs) for this procedure. The surgeon will next make an incision in the gums and place bone graft material to give your jaws more volume. If your jaw bones are healthy, this step won't be necessary.

• Implant placement: The surgeon will make an incision and insert the implant into the jawbone. This implant serves as a substitute for the tooth root.

• Healing and Growth: Osseointegration is the process through which the implant and jawbone begin to bind. The jawbone needs time to recover and get stronger so that it can sustain a dental implant.

• Abutment placement (Crown placement): After the healing process, the orthodontist places the abutment on the implant. The abutment elevates the implant above the gumline, facilitating the placement of the dental crown.

• Crown Placement (Artificial Tooth): Once the implant is integrated into the bone, it will become strong enough to chew. The orthodontist will then place a customized crown, an artificial tooth.