Implant: titanium etc. placed in the jawbone in order to restore the function and aesthetics of missing teeth. They are artificial tooth roots made from valuable materials.

Today, it is the first of the systems that bring the best alternative solution to natural teeth. Implant systems that can ideally imitate teeth in terms of function, aesthetics and anatomy have become frequently used.

Implant systems have become indispensable elements in gaining aesthetics with durability, both in single tooth deficiencies and in excess tooth loss. Their biggest aesthetic advantage is that they are the best alternative solution to the use of removable prostheses that cover larger palates, where small, easy-to-use prostheses such as bridges cannot be made, especially in the loss of the last teeth in the posterior region.

Titanium-based implants

Almost all dental implants used today are titanium-based. Titanium occurs as a reactive in nature. Since it adapts easily to the substance it is used with, inflammatory or allergic reactions that the body normally develops against foreign substances do not occur with titanium.

Implant application areas

Anyone who wants to eliminate the missing teeth in their mouth and has certain criteria can be implanted. One of these criteria is the missing tooth or the condition of the bone in the area where the teeth are located. There must be sufficient bone height in this area in order for the implant to settle and hold in a healthy way. In addition, the patient should have good oral care, and should not have gingival problems and a disease that may adversely affect healing. There is no upper age limit for dental implant applications. The lower limit is the years in which growth and development are completed.