Implants Offer a Solid Base for Replacement Teeth and Can Help Sustain Bone Structure.
Dental implants are tiny fixtures crafted from a biocompatible metal named titanium, which are surgically positioned within the jawbone.
Dental implants serve as substitutes for tooth roots in the oral cavity. Upon placement, these fixtures commence a gradual fusion process with the bone, generally taking several months.
Following this integration phase, often referred to as osseointegration, abutment posts are introduced into the implants.
These abutments facilitate the secure and lasting attachment of the replacement teeth.
