DENTAL IMPLANT 

 Losing one or more teeth can be an emotionally and professionally disastrous experience. Aside from the obvious problem of poor appearance and loss of self-esteem, lack of teeth creates dilemmas such as loss of chewing ability and ineffective conversation. Dental implant has proven to be the most effective dental treatment for tooth replacement as they are a replacement for missing tooth roots. Bone quantity and quality, and good oral hygiene are the most critical factors in the long-term success of dental implants. Active infections in the mouth, including periodontal disease, should be treated before implant placement. Conditions that affect the immune system and weaken it are also limiting factors, as are some drugs affect the immune system. Finally, smoking is a risk factor for the long-term success of dental implants. Ideally, implants should be checked every six months as part of regular dental examinations.