2026-01-23
Dental implants, hailed as the gold standard in oral restoration, have become the preferred solution for patients with missing teeth due to their natural-like function and aesthetics. This technology involves implanting artificial dental fixtures into the alveolar bone to achieve osseointegration, followed by attaching abutments and crowns to complete the restoration. It eliminates the need to grind down adjacent healthy teeth, and the chewing force it transmits can stimulate the alveolar bone, slowing down its atrophy and preventing facial collapse.
Nowadays, the application of new technologies such as digital implantation, immediate loading, and All-on-4/6 has enabled precise planning and minimally invasive implantation, greatly shortening the recovery period. Dental implants are suitable for single-tooth, multiple-tooth, and even full-mouth edentulism cases. They boast high chewing efficiency and no foreign body sensation when worn. With proper maintenance, their service life can exceed a decade, and some can even last a lifetime, bringing a more comfortable and stable oral restoration experience to people with different tooth loss conditions
