In individuals with tooth deficiency, implant structures that mimic the tooth root are applied. These implants fuse with the bone to form a whole and serve as the fulcrum for the prosthesis. While the screw tightness and position of the implants are determined according to the individual, the type of prosthesis to be used on them is selected by the physician as the most durable one. Implant restorations can be fully moving or fixed in accordance with individual preferences. The material to be used is determined by taking into account the patient’s expectations. In implant prostheses, titanium is generally preferred due to its durability, but there are also implant prostheses with zirconium substructure. In more complex cases, hybrid prostheses that combine different materials can also be used. Planning is made according to the individual’s expectations and oral condition after the examination. With today’s developing technology, it is possible to inform our patients about various alternatives and ensure their satisfaction.
