What is a dental implant?

Description:

A dental implant is an artificial root, usually made of titanium, that

is implanted into the jawbone and serves as the basis for securing a crown or bridge.

The implant becomes part of the bone through the process of osseointegration, during which the bone

gradually fuses with the implant, creating a strong and reliable connection. This

technology allows you to restore not only the aesthetics of the smile, but also the full functionality

of the teeth that have been lost.

The main components of the implant:

 The implant body is the part that is implanted into the bone.

 The abutment is a connector that is attached to the implant body and serves as a support for

the crown.

 The crown is the upper part that looks like a natural tooth.

How does an implant work?

The main function of an implant is to serve as a support for an artificial tooth. After the implant is placed and fused to the bone, a crown is placed on it, which reproduces the functions and appearance of a natural tooth. This method allows you to preserve healthy neighboring teeth and restore their full chewing function. Types of dental implants: 1. Titanium base - the classic option that is used most often. 2. Zirconium implants - the newest material that has high biocompatibility and aesthetic advantages. How to care for an implant? Implants require regular care, similar to natural teeth. This includes daily brushing, flossing, and regular visits to the dentist for preventive examinations. Keywords:

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