What is Oral Implantology?

Implants are plates, screws, or pins made of metal or porcelain, placed for treatment purposes to replace lost teeth, which have no side effects on the body, and after fully integrating with the bone tissue, function like a natural tooth. An implant looks like your natural tooth and performs just like it.

Implant applications date back to the history of humanity. At various points in history, people saw mounting parts on the jawbone to serve as teeth as a solution. Today, the most commonly used material for implants is titanium. Titanium is a metal with excellent biocompatibility and has been safely used in many medical fields for centuries. Shaped as roots, cylinders, or screws, titanium undergoes special treatments before being ready for use as a dental implant.