The most permanent and natural-looking of the tooth replacement options, implants enjoy longer lifespans than all other options. They also stimulate the bone tissue, helping to avoid further bone loss and do not compromise the teeth around them.
You do not need to have adequate healthy gum and bone for an implant to be successful. It also works in your favour if you do not suffer from chronic medical conditions and if you are a non-smoker.
In terms of disadvantages, the initial cost can be a surprise, but when measured against follow ups and replacements required by other tooth replacement options long term, the cost is not really that high.
Dental implants are suitable to replace single and multiple teeth, and can also be used to support a bridge, in order to replace multiple teeth.
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