Nowadays it is a clinical procedure that forms part of common daily practice, with a success rate in excess of 95%, and with clinical studies published over the last 2 decades. 

In 98% of cases, the implants are inserted with local anaesthetic (the same as the one used for fillings), with excellent post-operative recovery (absence of pain providing the medication prescribed is adhered to: conventional analgesics for 2-3 days).

With Titanium Dental Implants, as they do not involve an organ such as a kidney or liver, we cannot speak of rejection (as it is commonly called); there are no surface cells on the Titanium, and therefore our defence system (lymphocytes) do not recognise it as foreign. In addition, it must be borne in mind that in other specialities of Medicine such as Traumatology, Titanium Screws and Bars have been used for decades in the event of displaced fractures and it is well-known that the metal used is bio-compatible with the structures of the bone. These techniques have been long proven and are predictable in the long term, the same as dental implants.

You will be able to once again chew food like you did when you were 18 years old, without your teeth hurting, without them moving. You can put your old removable dentures “out to grass”, gaining in confidence, quality of life and self-esteem. 

Follow our advice and you will see how you can’t go wrong with this choice. Over time, you will even be recommending it, like all our patients end up doing.