Dental Implants in Delhi

Placement is done under local anaesthesia, so most patients feel pressure rather than pain, and some soreness for a few days afterwards is normal. Every step, from your first call to your final review, is built around your comfort, and sedation is available for anxious patients.

A single implant usually takes a few months from placement to final crown, most of it healing time. Full-arch cases at Sterling take two visits: fixed temporary teeth in 7⁠–⁠14 days, using CBCT, microscopes and CEREC technology together, then the final bridge on a second visit of about two weeks, 3–6 months later, once the implants have healed.

Dr. Tarun Kumar Giroti, who has placed 12,000+ implants as lead surgeon, in more than 31 years of practice, leads implant treatment at Sterling. He is a Key Opinion Leader for Nobel Biocare and Alpha-Bio, trained with Dr. Paulo Malo (All-on-4) in Lisbon and at Nobel Biocare symposia in Tokyo, Gothenburg and New York. The wider team has completed 15,150+ implant cases.

A single implant replaces one missing tooth. All-on-4 and All-on-6 use four or six implants to support a full, fixed arch, for patients missing most or all of their teeth.

Yes. Ceramic (zirconia) implants are completely metal-free, which makes them the right choice for patients with metal sensitivities or a preference to avoid metal.

At Sterling, a single implant is from ₹40,000 (about £310 or US$420) depending on the implant system, and All-on-4 is from ₹3,50,000 per arch. The implant price does not include the crown: a metal-ceramic crown is ₹15,000 and a zirconia full-ceramic crown ₹20,000. The type and number of implants and whether bone grafting or a sinus lift is needed change the total, so your exact quote is given in writing after a CBCT scan.

A first implant consultation is ₹1,000; a CBCT scan or any X-ray is charged separately (clinic fee as of 28 October 2026).

No. The implant price does not include the crown: a metal-ceramic crown is ₹15,000 and a zirconia full-ceramic crown ₹20,000. Your written quote lists the implant, abutment, crown and any grafting separately.

Yes. Every implant case at Sterling begins with a CBCT 3D scan, so the bone, nerves and sinus are mapped and the implant position is planned before treatment, not decided at the chair.

Safety depends on the clinic: an experienced, registered surgeon, a CBCT scan and digital plan, a recognised international implant system, a written quote, and a clear aftercare plan. A 2019 systematic review estimated that about 96% of implants survive 10 years; results vary by patient and case, and no clinic can guarantee an individual outcome.

At Sterling, a Straumann implant is ₹60,000 and a Nobel Biocare implant ₹60,000, crown separate. Every system Sterling uses has its own page with what it suits and what it costs.

Straumann, Nobel Biocare, Alpha-Bio, DIO and Zimmer. The dentist recommends one for your case after the CBCT scan and explains the price difference; each system has its own page on this site.

Most adults with missing teeth are, if there is enough jawbone or it can be rebuilt with a graft, and the gums are healthy. Smoking, diabetes, some bone medicines and radiotherapy to the jaw need more careful planning. The CBCT scan and examination at your consultation give you a clear answer.

Yes, this is common at Sterling, which treats patients from 97+ countries. Full-arch cases fit into two trips: about 7⁠–⁠14 days for the implants and fixed temporary teeth, then about two weeks for the final bridge, 3–6 months later.