A dental implant is the artificial root of the tooth. During implantation, the implant is screwed into the jaw. It replaces the root of the missing natural tooth. An artificial tooth, called a dental crown, is screwed on when the implant is attached.

Loss of tooth implants allows us to restore the tooth’s root and perform prosthetics without damaging the adjacent teeth. The prosthesis restores 80% of the chewing function. The patient can thoroughly chew soft and hard food but must avoid excellent foods, such as fried bread and nuts.

Implants hold an artificial crown or dental bridges in the same way the roots have the tooth in place. Dental implants help to recover lost teeth without damaging nearby teeth. Implants can restore an individual tooth or the entire toothless jaw.