Dental implants are very popular today. They are the preferred choice by many when natural teeth are missing. Commercials make dental implants sound very simple, and as if they always work, but everyone should know the facts prior to considering implants. As a nurse, you may encounter a patient who is interested in dental implants, whether it is because of an accident or for cosmetic reasons. The Positive of Dental Implants Dental implants can, and often do work out well for someone missing teeth. They look natural, and unlike dentures, they are permanent, and do not have to be removed nightly. Dentures can fit improperly at times, and that is not an issue with implants. There are some great advantages to dental implants. Related: What is Epilepsy? What are the Symptoms of Epilepsy? The Negative of Dental Implants First of all, there is really no guarantee that the implant will take, many people are, told there is a 50/50 chance. That is a pretty costly chan
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