Frequently Asked Questions

Implants are primarily made from titanium-based materials, which are widely utilized in dentistry for their high biocompativity and safety. (※ Individual allergies or medical conditions must be confirmed during the diagnostic process.)

Pain perception varies by individual. When necessary, we utilize anesthesia and pain management systems to minimize discomfort. Most post-operative discomfort naturally subsides as the healing process progresses.

The treatment timeline varies depending on the condition of the jawbone and the placement method. Typically, it takes between two to six months (or more) from the initial placement to the final completion of the prosthesis. We proceed to the prosthetic phase only after confirming the stability of the implant, such as the Implant Stability Quotient (ISQ).

Dental implants are a globally established treatment with a consistently high success rate reported worldwide. However, long-term success is influenced by several key factors, including oral hygiene, gum health, smoking habits, and underlying medical conditions.

In general, it is suitable if the dental growth is complete (generally after 18 years old). However, patients with diabetes, osteoporosis, or cardiovascular diseases require a professional judgment by our medical team to determine eligibility.

For front teeth, the gum line and natural coloration significantly impact the final result. We integrate aesthetic options (such as zirconia abutments) with gingival (gum) design.

Implants are still susceptible to gum conditions, such as peri-implantitis. Therefore, consistent oral hygiene and regular clinical check-ups are vital for a successful long-term prognosis.