Dental implants • Procedure • Patient-friendly guide
Dental Implant Procedure: Step-by-Step
Quick answer: A typical implant journey includes assessment and planning, implant placement, a healing phase, and then the final crown/bridge. Exact steps and timelines vary by case and bone/health conditions—this page is educational, not a diagnosis or guarantee.
Updated: 2026-02-03 • Location context: Amman, Jordan • Educational content only.
Overview
What happens, in order
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Consultation & exam: dental/medical history + oral exam + risk review.Imaging & planning: x-ray/CBCT (as needed), spacing, bite, and aesthetics planning.Implant placement: local anesthesia; implant placed into bone.Healing (osseointegration): bone bonds to implant over weeks/months.Abutment & impression/scan: for crown/bridge fabrication.Final crown/bridge: bite adjustment + hygiene instructions + follow-ups.
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Common questions
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Is the procedure painful? Many patients tolerate it well with local anesthesia; discomfort varies.How long does it take? Depends on bone/complexity; healing time varies by case.When do I get the crown? Often after healing; immediate options depend on stability and case selection.