A dental implant is a small screw made of titanium, which is a metal that the body easily accepts. The dental implant is inserted into the bone of the jaw, and over time the jawbone integrates with the implant surface, firmly anchoring it.

After the healing process a crown, bridge, or denture is secured to the implant.

A dental implant is a substitute for a natural root. Implants are usually made of titanium, a metal that is well-tolerated by the body. Over time, the jawbone becomes firmly united with the implant. Crowns, bridges or dentures can be attached to the implant by screws or clips.

Replacing missing teeth is essential to your overall dental hygiene as a gap leaves the remaining teeth unsupported. These may drift along the jaw line, reducing the spaces between them; they may become weaker, making brushing and flossing more difficult. Missing teeth can change the shape of your face and make you look older and less healthy.

There are several implantation systems that our doctors use.
Please read more about some of these:
SL-Active -Straumann System (Swiss)
Zimmer implants (tapered Screw Vent)
Ankylos (Friadent)