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Dental implants are a long term solution for missing teeth. The process includes a 3D jaw scan, assessment of bone structure, insertion of titanium screws into healthy jaw bone, and attachment of temporary crowns if required before final implant crownwork. Suitable for people with missing teeth, including those missing several teeth who may be suitable for a full arch. Healthy jaw bone, no infection and relatively good health are required. Existing gum disease near the implant site must be treated first. Patients should discuss their medical history, including smoking, gastric reflux and diabetes, with their dentist. After the implants have fused with the surrounding tissue, they can be maintained with normal brushing, flossing, eating and oral hygiene practices. Surgical or invasive procedures carry risks, and a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner is recommended.