Dental Implants in Jumeirah

Implants at Creative Arts in Jumeirah 3 are placed by Dr. Firas Osman, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist, and by Dr. Khalid Saeed and Dr. Kinan Bonni. Cases involving bone grafting, a sinus lift or more complex surgery are planned with Dr. Firas Osman. The same team plans the final crown or bridge with the laboratory in the building.

For a single implant without grafting, typically an assessment with a CBCT scan, the surgery visit, an early review within the first couple of weeks, then a scan and one or two visits to fit the crown after about 3–6 months of healing. Grafting, several implants or a full arch add stages. Your written plan lists each visit.

Yes. Every implant is placed under local anaesthesia, and the clinic's operating rooms allow laughing gas, oral tablet sedation or IV sedation to be added, with general anaesthesia for selected cases given by an anaesthesiologist. The option is chosen after a medical-history review; fasting rules and an adult escort apply where relevant.

For most implant cases, yes. A CBCT scan shows bone volume and the position of nerves and the sinus in three dimensions, which an ordinary X-ray cannot. It is taken at the clinic and used to choose the implant size, angle and position, and to decide whether grafting or a surgical guide is needed.

Not as a routine. Most implants are left to integrate with the bone for typically 3–6 months before the final crown. In some cases an implant can be placed straight after an extraction, or a temporary tooth attached early, but that depends on bone quality and stability measured during surgery and is never promised in advance.

Often, yes. A loose implant crown is usually a loose screw and is frequently fixable, while a loose implant itself needs assessment. Restoring an implant placed elsewhere depends on identifying the implant system and obtaining compatible components, so bring any records, X-rays or implant cards you have to the assessment.

Ask who places the implant and their surgical background, whether a CBCT scan is used for planning, what happens if bone is short, where the crown is made, and whether the written plan lists alternatives such as a bridge. Our guide to choosing an implant dentist in Dubai sets out these questions in full.

We do not publish a single figure, because the cost depends on the number of implants, whether grafting or a sinus lift is needed, the type of crown or bridge, and any sedation. Your written, itemised plan covers each part before you commit. The implant cost guide explains what changes a quote and how to compare them.