Definition of Dental Implants

Implant dentures, or dental implants as they are often called, are a method of fixed restoration in the missing teeth area of the mouth. Specifically, implant denture is to implant the artificial tooth root (technically known as implant) into the alveolar bone of the missing tooth, and after it is tightly integrated with the alveolar bone and stabilised, a crown simulating the appearance of a natural tooth will be made on the upper part of it, thus forming a complete tooth. This type of restoration can significantly improve the patient's chewing function while feeling comfortable and similar to a real tooth.