Dental implants are made of Titanium, one of the most commonly used metals in medicine and dentistry.
Due to its high degree of compatibility and osseointegration, it is the ideal material to replace lost teeth. The surface treatment of implants is very important for success, as it prevents corrosion when in close contact with the bone. This also causes chemical reactions that cause bone to regenerate around the implant.
Another important characteristic is that it is a material that is resistant to chewing forces and does not produce adverse reactions such as allergies with the tissues of the mouth.
Due to all these characteristics, Titanium implants continue to be the material of choice to replace lost teeth.
