Implants
A dental implant is a screw shaped anchoring structure inserted into the bone that can replace dental roots.
At present implants, are made of titanium or zirconia, materials with unique characteristics that allow the bone to adhere to the surface without any intermediate layer. This fusion between implant and bone is called osseointegration. Because of this extreme biocompatibility they do not experience rejection phenomena or hypersensitivity reactions (allergies).