Implants are a great option for replacing missing teeth. They offer long-term stability and can last decades, unlike other options like dentures or bridges. Implants may be the right choice if you have lost one or several teeth in the back of your mouth and need support to hold your natural teeth in place.

Instead of having a removable partial denture (also called “flippers”), implants can be placed into your jawbone so that it becomes part of your jaw structure and is supported by bone as well as metal screws that attach it to an artificial tooth anchored into the implant (called an abutment).

The success rate for dental implant cases is 98%.

Since dental implants are not a perfect replacement for natural teeth, you need to take good care of them. If you do that, dental implants can last you 20-25 years with no problems.

However, if there is an issue with the implant itself or your gums become infected or inflamed, it could be problematic for your implant and lead to failure.

The success rate for dental implant cases is 98% – but in some cases where there were issues with healing and infection as well as poor hygiene practices (which we will talk about later), it can drop down into the 80% range at around 10 years post-surgery before rising back up again once those issues have been resolved by a dentist who knows what they’re doing when it comes to these kinds of treatments.

While implants replicate the appearance and function of natural teeth, you should know that they are not identical to natural teeth–and proper care will help keep them healthy and strong.

It’s important to understand that they will not be as strong or long-lasting as your original teeth. Implants do mimic the appearance and function of natural teeth, but they are not in every way identical to natural teeth–and proper care will help keep them healthy and strong.

There are a few ways in which implants differ from natural teeth:

They break more easily than natural teeth (especially if you chew on hard objects).

They chip more easily than natural teeth (especially when you bite into soft foods).

They need to be replaced more often than natural teeth (due to wear)

Where your dentist places an implant affects how long it will last and how successful it will be.

The location of your implant is one of the most important factors in determining how long it will last.

If you have an upper denture, your dentist can place dental implants to support the bottom row of teeth. Your lower denture will be supported by implants placed on either side of your lower jawbone.

In addition to their longevity and stability, dental implants are also attractive because they look natural in comparison to other tooth replacement options like dentures or bridges.

As long as you look after your dental implants and regularly see your dentist for checkups, implants have an incredibly high success rate of 98%.

The good news is that dental implants are highly successful. If you follow the advice of your dentist and look after your implants, they can last from 20 to 25 years. But there are some risks involved with dental implants, so it’s important to make sure they’re right for you before deciding on them as a treatment option.

And it’s worth knowing that although some people will have their dental implant removed due to problems with their jawbone or gum tissue around the implant, these cases are rare and usually only occur within 10–15 years after having them put in.

Dental implants can last from 20 to 25 years with good care, but it can be worth considering other options first, considering their cost.

If you’re considering dental implants, it’s important to understand their lifespan. While they can last from 20 to 25 years with good care, this is still a significant time commitment that may not be right for everyone.

It’s also worth noting that the costs of dental implants vary greatly depending on the dentist and location. The average cost for one implant ranges from $2,000 to $4,000 per tooth; multiple teeth will increase your total cost considerably. Suppose you’re interested in getting dental implants but are concerned about the upfront cost. In that case, it can be worth considering other options first—such as getting veneers or dentures—that require less time and money upfront but may offer similar results over time.

If you want more information about how long dental implants last and what factors affect their longevity, please feel free to contact us today!

Dental implants are a useful option for replacing missing teeth, but before you decide if they’re right for you, it’s best to understand what to expect from the procedure and how much they cost.

There’s no doubt that dental implants are expensive. According to the American Dental Association, the average cost of the procedure is between $3,000 and $11,000 per implant. This doesn’t include additional costs associated with ancillary procedures such as placing crowns or bridges on your new teeth (or even replacing them if something goes wrong).

Some people think dental implants are too expensive because they don’t realize how long they’ll last, up to 30 years! But some people have had their first set of dental implants since the 1980s and still love their new smile today!

If you’re looking for a permanent solution to the problem of missing teeth, dental implants are your best bet. They can last a lifetime and are easy to maintain. However, you need to be very careful about which dentist does the procedure for you as it is a complicated one with no shortcuts. You need an experienced professional who has done this many times before and knows exactly what they are doing.