Dental implants are considered one of the biggest advances in dentistry in the last fifty years, as long as the evolution of dental implants – and for thirty years we have considered dental implants in the form of tooth roots the “gold standard” when it comes to replacing lost teeth. The dental implant itself is a type of screw that is inserted directly into the jawbone and replaces the root of the tooth. Today, dental implants are mostly made of titanium, a metal that has excellent properties and does not cause irritation or allergies. Titanium is also special because it has a high degree of biocompatibility, as well as an excellent predisposition for fusion with the bone itself, i.e. sensory integrative properties