The overall timeline for a dental implant treatment ranges from the same day (Immediate Load Implants) to 3 to 6 months for conventional procedures, and up to 12 months for complex cases requiring bone grafting. The total duration depends on bone quality, healing speed (osseointegration), and the specific type of restoration required.

At Indiadens, led by Dr. Ujjwal Gulati (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist), every dental implant treatment plan is customized based on advanced 3D CBCT diagnostics to ensure optimal stability and long-term success.

Detailed Timeline: The 3 Stages of Dental Implant Treatment

Pre-Treatment Consultation & Diagnostics (Day 1)

Before surgery, a comprehensive clinical evaluation is conducted. This includes:

Advanced 3D CBCT Scans & Digital X-rays: To assess jawbone density and structural anatomy.

Haematological Screening: Blood investigations to verify systemic health and speed of bone healing.

Personalized Treatment Planning: Dr. Ujjwal Gulati evaluates whether you are a candidate for immediate load implants ("Teeth in a Day") or conventional multi-stage implant placement.

Phase 1: Implant Placement Surgery (Day of Procedure)

During this phase, the titanium dental implant fixture is surgically anchored into the jawbone.

Immediate Restoration ("Same-Day Teeth"): In selected cases with excellent primary bone stability, provisional (temporary) teeth can be attached in the exact same sitting.

Bone Grafting / Sinus Lift (If Needed): If bone quantity is deficient, bone regeneration is performed concurrently, which may extend the healing period.

Healing Gap: A standard healing period of 2 to 6 months is allowed for osseointegration—the process where the jawbone naturally fuses with the titanium implant.

Phase 2: Gum Shaping & Healing Abutments (3 to 6 Weeks)

Once osseointegration is complete, secondary healing screws (gingival formers or bone trainers) are attached to form a healthy, natural contour in the gum tissue around the implant site.

Note: In many modern implant techniques at Indiadens, Phase 2 is integrated into Phase 1 to streamline treatment time.

Phase 3: Final Crown & Tooth Placement (5 Days to 3 Months)

After the gums have healed and the implant is fully anchored:

Digital impressions are taken to craft custom porcelain or zirconia crowns/bridges.

The final permanent teeth are precision-fitted over the implant.

Depending on the number of missing teeth and custom lab fabrication needs, this final stage typically spans 5 days to 3 weeks.

Key Factors Influencing Your Dental Implant Timeline
1. Jawbone Density: Strong bone speeds up osseointegration; compromised bone requires grafting.
2. Number of Implants: Single tooth replacement vs. Full Mouth Dental Implants (All-on-4 / All-on-6).
3. Healing Response: Systemic factors (e.g., controlled diabetes, smoking habits) impact tissue recovery.
4. Immediate vs. Delayed Loading: Whether temporary teeth can be safely attached on Day 1.

The cost of a single dental implant in India typically ranges from ₹15,000 to ₹50,000+, depending on the implant brand, crown material, and surgical complexity. At Indiadens (Delhi), single dental implant treatment starts from ₹15,000, offering premium, international-standard implantology led by specialist surgeons at transparent and affordable prices.

Cost Breakdown: What Factors Determine Dental Implant Prices in India?

The overall cost of dental implant treatment varies based on key clinical, technological, and material components:

Brand and Quality of the Dental Implant

The primary cost driver is the implant system used. World-renowned implant brands undergo decades of clinical research and offer superior surface treatments for faster bone integration (osseointegration):

Premium Global Brands: Straumann, Nobel Biocare, Dentsply Sirona, BioHorizons (higher cost due to proprietary surface technologies and lifetime warranties).

High-Quality Value Brands: Dentium, Osstem (cost-effective, highly reliable options).

Type of Prosthetic Tooth / Crown Material

The final cost includes the visible tooth (crown or bridge) attached over the implant abutment:

PFM (Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal) with Stock Abutment: Most budget-friendly choice.

All-Ceramic / Zirconia with Custom Abutment: Premium, metal-free, highly aesthetic, and biomechanically superior choice.

Surgical Complexity & Bone Grafting Procedures

If long-term functional stability requires building up deficient bone or modifying gum tissue, additional precision procedures may be included:

Bone Grafting / Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR)

Sinus Lift Surgery (Direct / Indirect)

Soft Tissue Management / Gingival Grafting

Clinical Expertise & Surgeon Qualifications

Implants are technique-sensitive surgical procedures. Treatment performed by a qualified Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon and Implantologist ensures significantly higher success rates, precise 3D placement, and safe management of complex anatomical structures.

Technology, Sterilization & Clinical Infrastructure

Advanced diagnostic tools—such as 3D CBCT scans, guided implant surgery templates, piezoelectric surgical units, and hospital-grade class-B autoclaves—ensure surgical safety, micro-accuracy, and long-term implant longevity.

Location & Practice Overhead

Clinics situated in major metro cities like Delhi (NCR) maintain high operational standards, advanced technology, and sterile surgical suites compared to semi-urban practices.

Why Choose Indiadens for Dental Implants in Delhi?
Under the leadership of Dr. Ujjwal Gulati (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist), Indiadens provides world-class dental implantology with zero compromise on safety or materials.

Starting Price: Dental implant procedures start at ₹15,000.

Global Standards: Full access to top international implant systems (Straumann, Nobel Biocare, Dentium, Osstem, BioHorizons).

Transparent Pricing: Clear, upfront cost estimation following 3D CBCT imaging and clinical diagnosis—no hidden fees.

Temporary teeth can be fixed over dental implants immediately or within 24 to 72 hours ("Teeth in a Day"), provided there is strong primary bone stability. However, permanent teeth are typically placed 2 to 6 months later, after the implant fully integrates with the jawbone (osseointegration). Depending on individual bone quality, the total timeline ranges from immediate attachment to 6–12 months.

Understanding Key Implant Concepts: Immediate Placement vs. Immediate Loading

To understand when you will receive your new teeth, it is essential to distinguish between two clinically distinct procedures:

1. Immediate Dental Implant Placement

What it means: Placing the titanium dental implant fixture into the jawbone immediately after extracting a non-restorable natural tooth during the same surgical visit.

Who it is for: Ideal for most patients with sufficient bone volume and no active local infection at the extraction site.

Advantage: Eliminates the conventional 3-to-6-month waiting period required for socket healing, preserving bone and gum contour while reducing overall treatment time.

2. Immediate Implant Loading ("Same-Day Teeth")

What it means: Attaching a functional provisional (temporary) crown or bridge onto the implant within 0 to 3 days of surgical placement.

Who it is for: Suitable only when the implant achieves high primary stability (torque) in dense, healthy bone.

Advantage: Restores smile aesthetics and basic function immediately without waiting for complete bone healing.

Why Immediate Loading Is Not Suitable for Every Patient
While "Same-Day Dental Implants" are highly popular, immediate loading must not be generalized to all clinical cases. Attempting to load an implant that lacks sufficient initial bone grip can cause micro-movements, disrupting osseointegration and leading to early implant failure.

At Indiadens, Dr. Ujjwal Gulati (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist) evaluates each patient using 3D CBCT bone scans and precise primary torque measurements to determine whether immediate loading is safe or if a conventional 2-to-6-month healing protocol is recommended for maximum long-term success.

With proper oral hygiene, routine dental checkups, and experienced surgical placement, dental implants can last 25 years to a lifetime, boasting long-term success rates exceeding 95% to 98%. While the titanium implant post fused to the jawbone is designed to be permanent, the visible crown or bridge attached above it typically lasts 10 to 15 years before normal wear and tear requires minor maintenance or replacement.

Are Dental Implants Truly Permanent?

Dental literature and clinical research consistently demonstrate that dental implants are the longest-lasting, most reliable solution for missing teeth. Unlike traditional dental bridges or dentures—which often need replacement every 10-15 years—an implant integrates directly with your natural jawbone through a biological process called osseointegration.

However, the term "lifetime" depends heavily on age at placement, overall health, and long-term care:

In Older Adults (60+ years): A properly integrated implant frequently lasts for the remainder of the patient's life.

In Younger Patients (20s–30s): The implant post itself can last a lifetime, though the prosthetic crown may need routine restoration or replacement over several decades of chewing function.

Key Factors Determining Dental Implant Longevity

The survival rate of your dental implant depends on four crucial pillars:

1. Surgical Precision & Implantologist Expertise
Dental implantology is highly technique-sensitive. Correct 3D positioning, accurate assessment of bone density using CBCT scans, and gentle tissue handling during surgery minimize complications like early failure or nerve involvement.

2. Quality of the Implant System & Prosthetics
Using top-tier, globally recognized implant brands (Straumann, Nobel Biocare, Dentium, Osstem) with proven surface treatments accelerates bone fusion and ensures long-term biomechanical stability.

3. Daily Oral Hygiene & Preventive Care
While implants cannot develop tooth decay, poor oral hygiene can lead to peri-implantitis—an inflammatory condition affecting the gums and bone surrounding the implant. Regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings prevent bacterial buildup and maintain gum seal.

4. Systemic Health & Lifestyle Habits
Tobacco Use & Smoking: Significantly decreases blood flow to healing tissues and doubles the risk of implant failure.

Uncontrolled Medical Conditions: Uncontrolled Medical Conditions such as uncontrolled diabetes or severe osteoporosis can also increase chances of failure.

Parafunctional Habits: Heavy teeth grinding or clenching (bruxism) can put excess stress on the crown and hardware, requiring custom night guards for protection.

Why Choose Indiadens for Long-Lasting Dental Implants?
At Indiadens, treatment is led by Dr. Ujjwal Gulati (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist), combining hospital-grade sterile protocols with advanced 3D digital planning to maximize long-term implant survival rates.

There is no upper age limit for dental implants. Anyone in good general health—whether 18 or 90+ years old—can safely undergo dental implant treatment. However, the minimum age is typically 18 to 21 years, as jawbone growth must be fully completed before placing an implant. Overall medical fitness and jawbone density matter far more than chronological age.

Dental Implants for Seniors: Is There a Maximum Age Limit?

Many elderly patients assume they are "too old" for dental implants, but modern implantology proves that age is just a number. Advanced medical research confirms that healthy elderly jawbone integrates with titanium implants (osseointegration) just as effectively as younger bone.

At Indiadens, led by Dr. Ujjwal Gulati (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist), the oldest patient successfully treated with dental implants was 89+ years old, demonstrating that senior citizens can safely restore full chewing function, clear speech, and facial aesthetics.

Key Considerations for Elderly Patients (Ages 60–90+):

General Health vs. Age: Controlled medical conditions (such as managed hypertension or controlled Type 2 diabetes) do not prevent you from getting implants. Overall systemic fitness is the true deciding factor.

Improved Quality of Life: Replacing loose, uncomfortable dentures with fixed implant-supported teeth significantly improves nutrition, digestion, and confidence in senior years.

Minimal Surgical Stress: Modern computer-guided implant surgery allows for flapless, minimally invasive procedures with virtually zero downtime.

What Is the Minimum Age for Dental Implants?

While there is no maximum age, there is a strict lower age boundary:

Why Under 18 Is Not Recommended: Dental implants should not be placed in children or teenagers whose jawbones are still actively growing. Placing an implant in a growing jaw can lead to misaligned teeth, bite problems, and implant displacement.

Determining Jaw Maturity: Before placing implants in young adults (ages 18–21), 3D CBCT scans or wrist X-rays are evaluated to confirm that skeletal growth plates have completely fused.

Temporary Options for Teens: For younger patients missing teeth due to trauma or congenital conditions, temporary solutions (such as removable retainers or resin-bonded bridges) are used until full jaw development is reached.

Medical Fitness Evaluation Checklist for Dental Implants

Regardless of your age, Dr. Ujjwal Gulati evaluates the following clinical factors before recommending dental implants:

Why Choose Indiadens for Age-Tailored Dental Implants in Delhi?
Under the expert care of Dr. Ujjwal Gulati, Indiadens provides specialized implant care for all age groups—from young adults recovering from sports injuries to elderly patients seeking fixed alternatives to dentures. Every treatment plan is backed by advanced 3D CBCT imaging, hospital-grade sterilization, and personalized medical evaluation.

The top dental implant companies in India include global market leaders like Straumann (Switzerland), Nobel Biocare (Switzerland/USA), Dentis (South Korea), Dentium (South Korea), Osstem (South Korea), BioHorizons (USA), and Dentsply Sirona (USA/Germany). Clinically speaking, there is no single "best" implant for every patient; the optimal choice depends on individual jawbone density, surgical complexity, aesthetic requirements, and budget.

At Indiadens, led by Dr. Ujjwal Gulati (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist), only internationally certified implant systems with proven long-term research records are selected.

5-Point Checklist: How Indiadens Selects the Ideal Implant for You

When selecting an implant system for your surgical treatment plan, Dr. Ujjwal Gulati evaluates five mandatory clinical criteria:

1. Global Presence & Proven Track Record: Implants backed by clinical studies and available in main countries so components can be serviced anywhere worldwide. 

2. Surface Engineering & Bone Fusion Rate: Advanced surface treatments (e.g., SLActive, TiUnite) that speed up bone integration. 

3. Biomechanical & Primary Stability: Ability to achieve strong initial torque for immediate loading when required.

4. Authenticity & International Warranties: Complete component traceability with manufacturer barcode verification and warranties. 

5. Cost vs. Value Balance: Offering premium choices across different budget segments without compromising surgical safety or longevity.

Which Dental Implant Brand Is Best for You?

There is no one-size-fits-all answer. A Straumann implant might be ideal for a patient needing immediate teeth in soft bone, while a Dentis, Dentium or Osstem implant might be the perfect choice for a patient seeking a highly reliable single-tooth replacement on a mid-range budget.  During your consultation at Indiadens (Delhi), a 3D CBCT scan is performed to evaluate bone density, volume, and sinus proximity before matching you with the ideal implant brand for long-term success.

Wisdom teeth (third molars) are usually the last new teeth you get, normally when you are over 16. Often there is not enough room in your mouth for wisdom teeth, so they do not grow normally. When this happens, your wisdom teeth are said to be ‘impacted’. Wisdom teeth are usually impacted forwards into the tooth in front or backward into your jaw bone.

An impacted wisdom tooth can cause a number of problems so it may be necessary to have it removed.

The most common problems are:

• Repeated infections in the gum surrounding your wisdom tooth. This causes pain and swelling.
• Food packing, which causes decay in either your wisdom tooth or the tooth adjacent to it.
• Cyst or tumour formation around your wisdom tooth. You get a cyst when fluid fills the sack that normally surrounds a developing wisdom tooth.

Surgery is mostly performed under local anesthesia which is attained by means of an intra-oral injection. In rare situations, it may have to be done under general anesthesia which requires hospitalization. Once anesthesia is achieved, your gums may need to be cut to expose the tooth. This may or may not be followed by the removal of some surrounding bone and splitting your tooth into two or more pieces. After removal of the tooth, two or more stitches may be required for better and faster healing of the wound.

The main benefit of removing your impacted wisdom tooth is that it will get rid of any existing infection and prevent further infection in the future.

It is mostly done in a dental clinic. However, in rare situations, you may require hospitalization if general anesthesia is required.

Your doctor/dentist will discuss with you how to prepare for your operation at the preoperative assessment. It is important to discuss the operation with your doctor/dentist so you know what to expect. You may need to arrange for a friend or a relative to come with you.

You are likely to have some discomfort and swelling both on the inside and outside of your mouth after surgery. This is usually worse for the first three days but it may take up to two weeks for the soreness to go away. Your surgeon will prescribe you effective painkillers. You may also find that your jaw is stiff and you may need to eat only soft food for a week or so. There may be some bruising on your face that can take up to two weeks to fade away. It is important to keep the extraction sites as clean as possible for the first few weeks after your surgery. If you find it difficult to clean your teeth around where your tooth was removed because it is sore, you can keep the area free of bits of food by gently rinsing with a mouthwash after each meal. Alternatively, you can rinse your mouth with a solution of warm saltwater. Simply dissolve a teaspoon of table salt in a cup of warm water and start using this on the day after your surgery.

Detailed instructions and precautions can be discussed with the surgeon/attending doctor.

We usually advise you to stay off work and avoid strenuous exercise for a few days.

• Bleeding – Although you may have a little bleeding during the procedure, this usually stops very quickly and is unlikely to be a problem if the wound is stitched. If the area bleeds again when you get home, you can usually stop it by applying pressure over the area for at least 10 minutes with a rolled-up handkerchief or a swab of cotton wool. If the bleeding does not stop, please contact us.
• Nerves – There are two nerves that lie very close to the roots of your lower wisdom teeth. One of these nerves supplies feeling to your lower lip, chin, and lower teeth. The other supplies feeling to your tongue and helps with the taste. Sometimes these nerves may be ‘bruised’ when a wisdom tooth is taken out. This can cause a tingling or numbness in your lip, chin, or tongue and, more rarely, altered taste.
  About one in 10 people will have some tingling or numbness that can last several weeks. Fewer than one in 100 will have problems that last more than a year. These risks may be higher if your tooth is in a difficult position. Your surgeon will tell you if you are considered to be at increased risk.
  If you find that your lip or tongue feels numb or tingles in the days following your extraction, please contact us.
• Infection – Although there is a small chance of infection, this is Uncommon.

The only other option is to take medicines whenever symptoms precipitate. However, this approach has the potential to worsen your problem further. There are no satisfactory alternatives to removing the cause of the infection – your wisdom tooth. If you do not have your tooth removed, you may get painful infections/recurrent pain.

Orthodontic treatment usually takes 18 – 24 months. Some patients may finish treatment earlier and others may take longer to complete. Factors determining the duration of treatment include the severity of the problem, the type of treatment rendered, and the patient’s cooperation.

Wearing braces is called the active part of orthodontic treatment. Once that phase is over, the braces are removed, and retaining appliances are fitted to hold the teeth steady in their new position. These appliances may be removable (plates) or fixed (wires) fitted behind the teeth.

Retainers play an important role in the treatment. If they are not worn according to instructions, the teeth may move back towards their original position. They are usually worn for a year or more as determined by the orthodontist. The corrected teeth are then observed periodically for about five years after the retainers have been phased out.

• A beautiful and healthy smile is more attractive and boosts your confidence
• It is much easier to brush, clean, and floss well-aligned teeth. Hence, there is a reduced risk of tooth decay
• Protruded/prominent teeth are more prone to injury. So orthodontic treatment helps prevent trauma to the teeth
• There is reduced grinding and chipping of teeth as they are in proper alignment

Take a nail file/emery board and use it to smooth the edge that is scratching your gums. If that does not work, please make an appointment to see our orthodontist to adjust your clear aligner.

In the event that a clear aligner is lost or broken, please schedule an appointment with our office as soon as possible, and we will evaluate whether we need to order a replacement clear aligner.

While waiting for your next appointment with us, try the next aligner. If you can get it to fully seat, continue wearing the next aligner. If the next aligner does not fully seat, go back to your previous aligner, and we will order you a replacement clear aligner.

Make sure to keep all your clear aligners for this reason. Sometimes, if teeth are not moving as they should, our orthodontists may request for you to move back to a previous clear aligner.

In the event that an attachment is lost or broken, please schedule an appointment with our office as soon as possible. Attachments are vital for the tooth movement to occur predictably, so we will need to replace it as soon as possible.

Most patients feel some tooth soreness for the first few days when starting clear aligner treatment. This is normal. The soreness should gradually go away after a few days. Over-the-counter pain medication can be used as needed following the medication’s instructions.

You may not feel any pain during the early stages of infection.

In some cases, your tooth may darken in colour, which could mean that the nerve (blood supply to the tooth) is dying.

It is important to know that you may not have any symptoms in the early stages of infection, and every tooth will respond differently when it comes to tooth decay.

Root canals are needed in a tooth with a deep cavity, or secondary infection beneath a pre-existing filling, or in a tooth cracked from injury or genetics. There are a few symptoms that mean you might need a root canal—

• Lingering sensitivity to hot and/or cold food and sweets, even after the sensation has been removed
• Throbbing pain while chewing or biting
• Pain that worsens when you lie down
• Tooth pain that radiates to the head and ears
• Pimples on the gums/swelling around the tooth
• A chipped or cracked tooth
• Deep decay or darkening of the gums

A root canal treatment will be performed after administering local anesthesia which makes the tooth numb. Make sure you eat a light meal before you visit Indiadens for your treatment. You will be advised against chewing and biting until the numbness wears off.

Although you will most likely be numb for approximately 30-60 minutes following the procedure, most patients are able to return to school or work directly following a root canal treatment. However, it is advised against eating for one to two hours until the numbness has completely gone to avoid biting your lip/tongue.

There is nothing like your natural tooth! If you get your tooth extracted, you must get it replaced by either a fixed tooth in the form of an implant or a bridge to restore chewing function and to avoid the adjacent or opposing teeth from shifting into that space. These procedures tend to cost a lot more than endodontic treatment and appropriate restoration.

However, an implant is the next best thing to a natural tooth and if need be, is the top replacement option these days. You can read more about it here.

It is essential that patients take adequate care of their teeth following a root canal treatment to prevent further damage to the tooth, gums or surrounding teeth.

After an RCT at Indiadens, we recommend patients to:

• Brush their teeth twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste
• Floss teeth daily (especially around the treated tooth and crown region)
• Schedule regular dental appointments to check dental health

Patients are educated about certain signs post treatment, that may indicate that intervention is required. This helps to ensure that any complications are picked up and treated early, before they cause significant damage to the teeth.

All the teeth which undergo root canal treatment do not require caps/crowns. The teeth which have lost significant tooth structure due to caries or fracture and have become weak to an extent that they are more likely to break or fracture with application of chewing forces, are given a crown or cap to reinforce their strength and hence prolong their functional life.

Crowns/Caps are of following types:

• PFM (Porcelain Fused to Metal)- It is a type of crown with porcelain layered on top of the supporting structure of metal. This makes it a stronger restoration than porcelain alone. However it requires more removal of healthy tooth structure to accommodate the restoration. It is considered highly resistant to wear and tear but it does not match the translucency of the natural tooth as well as the all ceramic restoration. Hence its use in the front teeth is limited.
  
  
  • Casted
  • Laser-sintered (DMLS): Highly advanced laser sintering technology is used to make the inner coping of the crown which significantly improves the precision and hence the fit and longevity.
• Zirconia(Metal free)- Layered: All ceramic layered restorations are preferred at places where better esthetics is the primary concern because their colour and translucency resemble that of a natural tooth.The strength of these restorations depend on the thickness of porcelain and the ability to bind to the tooth surface. They are highly resistant to wear and tear but can undergo fracture if placed under high impact or tension. These are mostly used in front teeth. Monolith: When dealing with posterior teeth, the all-ceramic restorations with high strength are preferred. Their esthetics are relatively lower when compared to the layered all ceramic prosthesis, but the strength is higher, which is required for biting food especially with posterior teeth.

Indiadens is a child-friendly dental clinic with dentists who generally prefer to keep the first dental visit with little or no treatment. We intend to build a trusting rapport with the child first and help him build a basic dental orientation with us. Our clinic is also dedicated to help young patients overcome dental anxiety by using conscious sedation during the treatment, if required.

Usually on the first visit to Indiadens, the parents are educated about proper gum and teeth care for their child and the correct brushing/gum cleaning techniques so that they can further guide their child. Topics like appropriate nutrition and tooth-friendly snacks and meals for toddlers or little kids are also discussed at Indiadens. Many parents also have other concerns around things like feeders and pacifiers, which can be sorted out during this initial visit. The advice from dentists about teeth and gums can be important for future cavity prevention.

For the dental examination, the parents might be asked to first sit on the dental chair and show their kids that it’s not scary. They can also be asked to sit on the chair with the child on their lap. We then actively detect existing problems, if any, like cavities, teeth alignment or your child’s bite. We also check the current status of oral health, gum and jaw position, or any other possible developmental flaw. If necessary, we clean your child’s teeth and provide a fluoride application on the teeth as a prevention program for tooth decay.

Our dentists are dedicated to helping young patients to overcome dental anxiety. In spite of our best efforts, kids can develop a fear of the unknown environment and people, white coat phobia, needle phobia, etc. Indiadens is equipped with the provision of ‘inhalation sedation’ (nitrous oxide and oxygen inhalation). The AAPD (AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY) recognizes it as a safe and effective technique to reduce anxiety and enhance effective communication between the child and the dentist. This makes the child relaxed and comfortable to carry out dental procedures.

If you think inhalation sedation will be beneficial to your child, you could read more about the process by clicking here.