Implant Care Tips

Periodontal disease has the greatest impact on tooth loss and implant failure.

If inflammation occurs in the gums or alveolar bone and symptoms worsen, it can lead to tooth loss or implant failure.

Periodontal disease occurs when hygiene management is neglected.

To use implants for a long time, it is important to treat and manage them well to prevent inflammation.

If peri-implantitis, such as inflammation around the implant, progresses severely, it can lead to the loss of the implant.

Incorrect brushing is one of the improper oral care practices that can actually increase tartar and cause inflammation.

Receive regular dental check-ups at least once every six months to monitor your implant and oral health status.

Be sure to take supplements that help with the antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant effects of beta polyphenols.