
Oral implantology
Discipline that studies and treats tooth loss through the use of dental implants. An implant is a titanium screw that is installed into the bone in an outpatient procedure to replace the root of a tooth. These are made with biocompatible materials, in such a way they can be anchored to the bone, generating a stable union that later gives us the support to replace lost teeth, thus recovering the function of the masticatory system and aesthetics.