Dental implants are typically made of titanium alloy, which is a biocompatible metal material. This means it is not toxic or harmful to your body. In fact, titanium alloy is actually used not only in dentistry, but also in other medical implants as well because of its strength and compatibility with the human body. In addition, the porcelain ceramic crown (usually made of zirconia or e.max), is biocompatible and very durable. So, the simple answer to this question is yes! But you still play a big part in making this statement true.
Just like your real teeth, you need to take proper care of your implant to avoid infection of the tissue around your new dental implant. Proper home care and routine check ups can help you protect your investment, and have the implant last for years and years.
Dental implant surgery is a safe and highly successful way to replace your missing teeth. Call Chantilly Dental & Implant Center, your local dental implant clinic, for a free dental implant consultation. Book your appointment with Dr. Koh, an implant specialist today!
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