A dental implant is a small titanium screw that is placed in the jaw to act as a fixed and permanent root. During the healing process this screw integrates with the surrounding bone (through a process known as osseointegration) to create a strong and lasting foundation that can then be used to support a dental crown, multiple bridge, or fixed denture.

Based on scientific evidence over the past 30 years, dental implants have become the first treatment option for tooth loss. Plus, the development of new regeneration materials and exciting advances in digital technology mean that dental implants can now be used for any patient with any condition.