Dental Implants

Dental implants are medical devices used to replace missing or lost teeth. They consist of a titanium screw that is surgically inserted into the jaw bone, acting as an artificial root on which a dental prosthesis, such as a crown, bridge or denture, is placed.

It is always important to determine the condition of the surrounding bone through an initial CT scan to determine whether or not the patient needs bone regeneration prior to the implant placement procedure.

Advantages of Dental Implants

Stability and Functionality

Implants provide a stable base for prostheses, allowing chewing and function similar to natural teeth. Esthetics.

Dental implants integrate naturally with the bone structure and look and feel like natural teeth. Bone Preservation.

The presence of the implant in the bone helps preserve bone density and prevent bone loss that can occur after tooth loss. Comfort.

Unlike removable dentures, dental implants eliminate the need for gum support, which can provide greater comfort.