What is a dental implant

Dental implant is an artificial tooth root made of a biomaterial, which is placed in the socket of the lost teeth to carry a tooth replacement. The material is generally pure, unalloyed titanium, which is completely accepted by the human body. Denti^® dental implants are also produced from pure, unalloyed titanium designed for medical use. Denti^® dental implants have been developed on the basis of 25 years of theoretical and practical experience, and comply with the most rigorous European standards. With a good implantation and a properly prepared prosthesis, implants can remain effective and last a lifetime.