Dental Implants in Amman
The clinic tries to save the natural tooth first. When that isn't possible, an implant replaces it with a fixed tooth that looks natural.
What is dental implants?
A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with a small root fixed in the jawbone, topped with a crown that looks like a natural tooth. At the clinic, implants are planned from an in-clinic panoramic X-ray to assess the bone and choose the right position. Because root canal treatment is the clinic's specialty, an implant is only suggested when the natural tooth can't be saved.
When might you need dental implants?
- A tooth that cannot be saved
- A tooth that has been missing for a while
- An alternative to a removable denture
What does the service include?
- Exam and assessment with a panoramic X-ray
- A clear treatment plan with the cost
- Implant placement
- A final crown on the implant
- Follow-up after fitting
How is dental implants done, step by step?
- Exam, panoramic X-ray and a clear plan with the cost.
- The implant is placed in the bone and left to heal.
- The final crown is fitted on the implant.
Why does the clinic try to save the tooth first?
Because a natural tooth, when it can be treated, is the first choice in most cases. An implant is suggested when the exam and X-ray show the tooth can't be saved.
How long does an implant take?
Implants happen in stages: placing the implant, then a healing period that usually takes several months while the bone bonds to it, then fitting the final crown. The timeline is set for each case after the exam.
Does getting an implant hurt?
The implant is placed under local anaesthetic. There may be some discomfort or mild swelling for a few days afterwards, which usually settles with the painkillers the doctor recommends.
After treatment: care tips
- Follow the doctor's instructions in the first days after placement.
- Start with soft foods and avoid chewing on the implant site.
- Keep the area clean gently, as instructed.
- Smoking slows healing, so it's best avoided.
- Brush and floss the implant like a natural tooth, and attend regular check-ups.
Common questions about dental implants
Am I a candidate for an implant?
It depends on the amount of bone and your general health. Your case is assessed with a panoramic X-ray in the clinic before any decision.
How do I look after an implant?
Brush and floss daily like a natural tooth, with regular check-ups of the implant and the gum around it.
Ready to book?
Message the clinic on WhatsApp or call, and we'll confirm a time that suits you.