Seemingly yes, dental implants can be painful at certain levels. Still, the level of pain may differ from person to person and their capacity for pain bearing. Although in the majority of cases, people feel moderate pain. The patient’s pain threshold, the intricacy of the treatment, and the type of anesthesia used are only a few of the variables that can affect the intensity of pain.

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The objective of tooth implants is to provide a sustainable replacement for tooth loss. A biocompatible material, usually titanium, is used to make the implant itself, which fuses with the bone tissue in the area to form a solid, secure base for the new tooth.

Dental implants can last permanently if they are properly maintained and cared for. However, the longevity of a dental implant may vary depending on certain variables, including the patient’s oral hygiene practices, general health, and lifestyle choices like smoking.