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Dental implants: benefits and who they suit

What dental implants are, their benefits, and who they suit, as a long-term option after tooth loss.

Dental implants

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots, in the form of titanium screws, placed into the jawbone with a crown attached on top. They look and function like natural teeth, and offer a long-term way to restore chewing ability and appearance after tooth loss.

The benefits of dental implants include a natural chewing ability and an appearance close to real teeth. Unlike a bridge, they do not require the neighbouring teeth to be ground down.

Implants may suit people who are uncomfortable with removable dentures, those who have lost teeth and are concerned about chewing or appearance, and those who value long-term oral health. For dental implants, it helps to plan the treatment in advance with your dentist.

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This article is general information about dental care and does not replace an examination or personalised advice from a dentist.