Dental implants are titanium made high-aesthetic replacements that are embedded in the jawbone, replacing natural roots and serving as supports for crowns, bridges or dentures.
The lack of just one tooth causes the malfunction of the masticatory system and causes bone resorption and gum withdrawal. Dental implants are an ideal solution in that case because, in addition to looking, functioning and acting like your natural teeth, they stop the mentioned processes and make up for lost tooth without touching up adjacent teeth (unlike bridges or dentures).
Dental implants are made of titanium, which is used because of its biological neutrality, a feature important for bone tissue to accept the implanted foreign body.
The embedding procedure is painless and is performed under local anesthesia. Fusion of the implant and surrounding bone tissue is a process that takes several months, creating stable support for the new tooth.
After adhesion, we form the gums and finish the work.