Implants are artificial tooth roots placed in the jawbone to replace lost teeth that imitate natural tooth roots in appearance and function.

In short, these are special titanium screws fixed on the jawbone and placed in areas with gaps in teeth.

Implants can be applied in situations where a tooth or all teeth are missing. This operation is the restoration of teeth with implants without damaging the existing teeth of patients who have lost a tooth or multiple teeth. Prosthetic teeth are also used with implants.

The structures that imitate the root of the teeth are called dental implants, while the upper part of the tooth, that is, the visible parts that allow the ability to chew, are called dentures over implants.