A dental implant is a bio-compatible screw which replicates the root of a tooth. They are placed inside the jawbone of patients with a minor surgery under local anaesthesia in order to replace missing teeth or badly damaged teeth. Although dental implants became popular in the last 20 years, in modern dentistry, dental implants has been used since 1965.Titanium is the most commonly used dental implant material. However, there are other types of dental implants available such as Zirconium Dental Implants which are relatively new in dentistry and does not have enough studies and long term results as much as titanium implants does.
Dental implants are used for replacing missing, loose or badly damaged teeth. They provide a great long-term solution for complete or partial edentulous jaws. Dental implants restores both functions and aesthetics as a single crown or an implant supported bridge.
We receive the enquiry of ‘remove all my teeth and replace with implants‘ quite often. However, we would like our readers/patients to understand that removing a tooth with good/healthy bone support just for aesthetic reasons or pain is a quite unnecessary and bad idea.






Dental Implants are the most reliable treatment options to replace missing teeth. They are made of titanium and are bio-compatible. They are placed in the jaw bone in order to be used as a core, which will be covered with crown or dentures later.



