Osteotomy procedure: - After administration of adequate amount of local anesthesia, a sharp full thickness incision will be given for elevation of a muco-periosteal flap at the middle of the crest followed by a crevicular incision on the adjacent teeth. After elevation of a full thickness flap, any sharp edges at the crest of the ridge will be smoothened. The crest should be at least 2mm wider than the diameter of the implant being used. The osteotomy site will be marked with a round bur and penetrate the cortex with a lanceolated drill. A 2mm twist drill will be used till the appropriate depth reference line- (drill speed 2000rpm). The orientation of the osteotomy can be checked using a direction indicator and taking an X-Ray/RVG with the indicator in place. Any changes in the direction, if required, can be made at this point. Sequentially the drills of increasing diameter will be used depending on the size of the implant selected observing anatomical landmarks (drill speed 800rpm). The final drill should be 0.5mm less than the implant diameter. Implant will be inserted by setting the torque 20-45Ncm, depending on the bone quality. Once the implant is fully seated, the implant driver will be pulled free from the implant connect the implant driver to the ratchet. X-ray/RVG will be taken to see the final position of the implant. Before adapting the soft tissue, the surgical site will be irrigated with normal saline to flush out any debris.