After your treatment
Implant healing & aftercare
Implant placement and the final crown are usually completed in separate stages. Bone grafting or other preparatory treatment may add additional healing time.
SmileOn · Johar Town, Lahore
Replace missing teeth with implant-supported crowns, bridges or dentures. At SmileOn, start with an assessment and a clear plan for suitability, treatment stages, healing and cost.

Placement, healing and restoration
Often several months
Usually local anaesthesia
Daily cleaning and reviews
Understand the treatment
A dental implant replaces a missing tooth root and supports a crown, bridge or denture. Examination and appropriate imaging help us plan its position and your replacement teeth.
Compare the choices
Real patient results
See how dental implants can replace missing teeth and restore the appearance of a natural smile.
This example shows how a missing tooth can be replaced with a dental implant and crown.
Results vary between patients. Implant suitability depends on bone support, gum health and clinical assessment.
View more casesFrom planning to follow-up

Review your teeth, gums and bone. X-rays and, when needed, a CBCT scan help plan the treatment and discuss costs and options.

The implant is placed into the jawbone under local anaesthesia. It acts as an artificial tooth root and provides support for the future crown.

The implant is allowed to heal and integrate with the bone. This typically takes 3 or more months, depending on the individual case.

Once healing is complete, the final tooth is made and fitted. This usually takes around 2 weeks:
Treatment timelines vary. Some cases may require additional procedures such as bone grafting or a sinus lift. Your dentist will explain the stages and expected healing period based on your individual case.
After your treatment
Implant placement and the final crown are usually completed in separate stages. Bone grafting or other preparatory treatment may add additional healing time.
Share dental photos and available X-rays before travel for preliminary planning. A short trip may cover placement and early review; final teeth often require a later stage after healing.
Many function for years with good care, but implants can fail. Crowns or other components may need repair or replacement. Regular maintenance matters.
Request a written breakdown for the implant, abutment, final crown or bridge, imaging and any grafting. The starting figure alone does not establish the total treatment cost.
Some patients need additional bone support before or with implant placement. Examination and appropriate imaging help determine whether this applies and how it affects timing and cost.
A bridge or removable denture may be suitable alternatives. Your dentist compares the options using your remaining teeth, bone, health, preferences and budget.
Your care at SmileOn
Discuss the options, likely stages and a written cost breakdown with your dentist.
Meet the dentistsFor overseas patients
Share your records and travel dates before you arrive. We’ll discuss appointments, possible treatment stages and an initial estimate.
Guidance is preliminary. Your plan follows an in-clinic assessment; healing and reviews may require another visit.
These resources support a conversation with your dentist. Your diagnosis and treatment plan depend on an examination.