Within 2-3 minutes of the Dental Implant Placement into the surgical site, the first stage of Dental Implant Osseointegration begins. The Blood coagulates around the Dental Implants and forms collagen fibers union between the Dental Implant surface and ruptured micro Blood Vessels. The platelets start aggregating around the cross linking collagen fibers forming a matrix and thus laying the foundation stone for bone repair process.

Hours after the Dental Implant surgery, the second stage Osseointegration ( Inflammation) begins. The defense cells or immunity cells  start cleaning up surgical site-removing debris, possible bacteria, sectioned small bony residues. At this stage the peri-vascular cells start repair and regeneration of the Micro Blood Vessels along with defense cells of the body.

Days after the Dental Implant surgery, the third stage Osseointegration ( Proliferation) begins. Peri-vascular cells regulate Angio-genesis and often lead to the formation of Osteoblast cells (Bone Forming Cells ) and Fibroblast cells (Fiber forming cells). Osteoblast cell enable the formation of new bone via release of calcium phosphates and carbonate around collagen fibers. Thus proliferation leads to new bone formation between the threads of the Dental Implants.

Months or weeks after the Dental Implant surgery the fourth stage of Osseointegration called Reconstruction begins. At this stage the Implant integrate to the bone and tissues. Osteocytes initiate the regeneration and bone remodelling phase. Ones the fourth stage, Remodelling is complete the Dental Implant has aggregated with the bony tissues and the Dentist can initiate the process of placing the teeth over the Dental Implants also called as Loading.