A Brief
history of Dental Implants
Dental Implants have become increasingly successful over
the past few decades. With a large amount of scientific research and several
years of clinical use which have helped to verify and validate their VALUE
service in replacing lost teeth. Up to date implants have been used from around
the 1970s although many improvements have been undertaken since then, the same
theme and variation have remained the same.
The History of Dental Implants
dates back as far as the early civilizations who recognised the benefits using
different types of dental implants. Ever since humans have had technology they have
been trying to create a life-like
replacement for teeth, Dental
implants go back hundreds if not
thousands of years, with many different levels of success. The Mayan
civilization is is the
first recorded civilisation to use them dating back to 600 A.D.
Archaeologists discovered ancient skulls which had teeth replaced with
different objects such as carved stones and fragments of seashells. Even though
these methods were very primitive, and used very strange materials, the implants
actually did fuse to the jaw bone.
The main success of dental implants
came in 1952, when an
orthopaedic surgeon realised he
could not remove a titanium rod from a bone that where he had placed it to study how
bones healed.
The process of titanium fusing to
the bone is called Osseo integration (“Osseo” – bone; “integration” – fusion or
joining with us)
Implants were first introduced to
people who had difficulty using dentures, as they
have lost too much of their jaw line already, meaning there would be nowhere for the
dentures to rest on. It was already well-known that Osseointegration was generally more successful in the dense bone on the front part of
the lower jaw.
MSC Dental Implants Birmingham are a great example of such dentists. They have been successfully fitting
dental implants since 1987. That's
over 25 years been carried out.
MSC's Dental Implant Specialists will take all necessary safety precautions to
make sure your implants are fitted without any trouble.
Talk to MSC Dental Implants Birmingham today, about whether the most natural solution for
missing teeth is for you?

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