Health risks and Dental implants
According to the American Academy of Implant Prosthodontics:
The implants are made of biologically compatible materials which have undergone extensive testing over a period of several years. Since these materials are largely metals such as titanium, and have never been living tissue, there is no likelihood of causing an antigen-antibody response that could cause rejection similar to that sometimes occurs in heart transplants kidney.
Who are the likely candidates for implants?
There are many variables to consider before placing an implant:
* The patient must be healthy.
* The patient’s healing abilities affected by the disease may affect the success of an implant.
* Must make a proper diagnosis before placing an implant.
* The placement and technique is specific to each individual candidate.
* To avoid further complications, the implant or implants should be treated properly by the patient and dentist.
* Smoking and drinking in large quantities can affect the success of the implant.
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