Dental Implants in Kampala
The permanent solution for missing teeth
Dental Implant Placement at M Dental Care
A missing tooth is more than a gap in your smile — neighbouring teeth drift, chewing gets harder, and the jawbone under the gap slowly shrinks. A dental implant is a titanium root placed in the jaw that holds a natural-looking crown, giving you back a tooth that works, feels and looks like your own.
M Dental Care in Najjera–Kira, Kampala offers implant treatment planned with digital X-rays. Implants are the gold standard for tooth replacement: they protect the bone, never decay, and — unlike a bridge — do not touch your healthy neighbouring teeth.
- Titanium implants — the international gold standard
- Looks, feels and chews like a natural tooth
- Protects your jawbone and neighbouring teeth
- Can last decades with good oral hygiene
Price
UGX 8,000,000
Implant treatment is quoted per tooth and includes planning. Bone condition affects the plan, so the exact quote comes after an X-ray consultation (UGX 20,000).
Book AppointmentWhat to Expect
1. Assessment & X-ray
We check your bone and gums and plan the implant position precisely.
2. Implant placement
The titanium implant is placed in a minor procedure under local anaesthetic.
3. Healing period
Over 2–4 months the implant fuses solidly with your jawbone.
4. Crown fitting
A custom crown is attached — your new tooth is complete.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a dental implant cost in Uganda?
At M Dental Care in Kampala, a dental implant starts at UGX 8,000,000 per tooth including the implant placement. The crown is quoted in your treatment plan after consultation.
Is getting an implant painful?
Placement is done under local anaesthetic and most patients report less discomfort than a tooth extraction. Mild soreness for a few days is normal.
How long do dental implants last?
With good brushing, flossing and regular checkups, implants routinely last 20 years or more — many last a lifetime.
Am I a candidate for implants?
Most healthy adults are. We assess your jawbone with an X-ray; if bone is thin, we discuss options before any commitment.