An implant is an artificial tooth root placed into the jawbone to replace missing teeth. Implants are made of titanium because, due to its similarity to the body's natural structure, the jawbone recognizes titanium as part of the body. Implants can be applied not only for patients with a single missing tooth but also in cases of multiple missing teeth. Thanks to the high tissue compatibility, the success rate of implants is extremely high. Moreover, the procedure is performed without affecting the surrounding natural teeth. This means no intervention is made on other teeth, and chewing sensation after the treatment is very close to normal. After implants are placed, a certain healing period is required for them to fuse with the bone. Unless an advanced surgical procedure is performed, the healing process varies between 1 and 6 months depending on the patient’s age, bone quality, and physiological condition. Thanks to the latest technology, the treatment process is easier, and the post-treatment period is more comfortable and pain-free.