Gums & GigglesDental Clinic Kathmandu

Permanent tooth replacement

Dental Implants in Kathmandu

Replace missing teeth with a fixed, natural-looking solution planned around gum and bone health.

  • Periodontist-led implant planning
  • Bone and gum assessment before treatment
  • Fixed replacement that does not move while eating
Dental implant diagram showing implant post and crown

Overview

About Dental Implants

A dental implant is a small titanium post placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. After it bonds with the bone, a custom crown is fitted on top so the restored tooth looks and functions like a natural tooth.

Unlike dentures, implants do not move while you speak or eat. Unlike bridges, they do not require trimming healthy neighbouring teeth. For many patients, implants are the most complete long-term replacement option.

Treatment details

Who is usually a good candidate?

Most adults with missing teeth can be assessed for implants, but the right plan depends on bone support, gum health, and medical history.

One or more missing teeth

Implants may suit patients who want a fixed replacement instead of a removable denture.

Healthy gums or treatable gum issues

Active gum disease should be stabilised first, which is where periodontist-led care is valuable.

Adequate bone support

Some bone-loss cases can still move forward after grafting or staged treatment.

Stable overall health

Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes, or some medical conditions require careful planning but do not always rule implants out.

Patient journey

What to expect

We keep the process clear so you know what is happening at every stage.

01

Consultation

We examine your teeth, gums, bite, and X-rays to see whether the site is ready for an implant.

02

Planning

If gum treatment or bone grafting is needed first, we map that out before implant placement.

03

Placement

The implant post is placed under local anaesthesia in a controlled, comfortable appointment.

04

Healing

Over the next few months, the implant bonds with the jawbone through osseointegration.

05

Final crown

Once healing is confirmed, we attach a custom crown matched to your surrounding teeth.

Why patients choose us

Why choose Gums & Giggles for dental implants?

Periodontist-led planning

Dr. Niyukty Arjal specialises in the gums and bone that support implants.

Clear diagnostics

We assess bone support, gum condition, and site quality before recommending treatment.

Honest communication

Candidacy, timelines, costs, and alternatives are explained clearly before you decide.

Structured follow-up

Healing is reviewed properly before the final crown stage begins.

Aftercare

How to help your implant last longer

Brush gently but thoroughly

Keep the implant crown and gumline clean with a soft-bristled brush twice a day.

Clean between teeth daily

Use floss or interdental aids so plaque does not accumulate around the implant site.

Attend review visits

Regular check-ups help catch bite pressure or gum issues early.

Dental implants before and after comparison
Restoring a missing tooth improves chewing, bite stability, and smile confidence.

Common questions

FAQs about Dental Implants

How long does implant treatment take?

Many cases take a few months because the implant needs time to bond with the jawbone before the final crown is placed.

Are implants painful?

Placement is done under local anaesthesia. Most patients describe pressure during the procedure and manageable soreness afterward.

Can I get an implant if I have bone loss?

Possibly. We assess the bone first and explain whether grafting or staged care is appropriate.

Find us

Visit our clinic in Kathmandu

Conveniently located on Dhobidhara Marg, minutes from Lazimpat, Maharajgunj, Naxal, Baluwatar, and Thamel.

Clinic information

Address
Dhobidhara Marg, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal
Hours
Sunday to Friday, 10 AM to 7 PM
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Ready to replace your missing tooth?

Book an implant consultation and get a clear assessment of your bone support, treatment timeline, and exact options.