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The term "permanent" in the context of dental implants often confuses. Many patients associate it with a lifelong guarantee, but in dentistry, "permanent" is a clinical term. It primarily refers to the implant post — the titanium screw placed into the jawbone that mimics a natural tooth root.
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When considering dental implants, the first question often asked is critical yet straightforward: What are they made of, and why does it matter? Dental implants serve as the foundation for replacement teeth and must remain stable and functional for decades. This longevity and performance largely depend on the material composition.
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Imagine you've lost a tooth — what next? Your dentist might recommend two popular restorative options: dental bridges and dental implants. At a glance, both restore function and aesthetics, but how they do it is significantly different.
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Do you stop yourself from smiling because you're embarrassed about your teeth?
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The journey doesn’t end after your dental implant is placed. In fact, it’s just beginning. Understanding the dental implant healing stages can help you know what’s normal and what’s not.
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Tooth loss can significantly affect all aspects of a senior's life, from physical to mental health, including nutrition, appearance and confidence levels.
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