Even a loss of a single tooth is crucial to the entire oral cavity and each case requires an immediate replacement. Leaving a gap after a lost tooth is a grave mistake. All teeth create such a cohesive whole that they begin to shift or move forward, seeking proper occlusion. Loss of one or more teeth offers a few possible methods for their replacement. Apart from classical dental prosthetics, we can insert an implant into the bone to serve as an falsede root. Dental implants are highly successful and the lasting effects of such treatment can be attributed to their titanium material, which is bio-compatible with human bone tissue.  

A dental implant is a small titanium screw placed surgically in the jawbone or in the mandible, creating an anchor for the crown, bridge or for overdentures. Implants constitute a unique prosthetic replacement for a number of reasons: