By Jordan Osei, Staff Writer
August 27, 2021
The idea of a long-lasting dental implant is appealing. Who wouldn't want a tooth that could withstand decades of wear and tear? But as any dentist will tell you, the longevity of an implant depends on more than just its material.
At Dental Experts of Florida, we've seen patients who thought they were making a wise investment in their dental health only to find themselves back in our chair years later dealing with complications from their long-lasting implants. It's not that the implant itself was faulty—it was just installed improperly or maintained poorly.
That's why it's crucial to choose a practice with expertise in both implant and general dentistry. Our doctors—Dr. Adil Ibrahim, Dr. Hamed El-Jabali, and Waleed Ibrahim—are praised for their caring nature and expertise in Implant, All on x reconstruction, and general dentistry.
When it comes to implant care, there are two key factors that determine its longevity: the quality of the implant itself and the skill of the dentist who installs it. A high-quality implant can last a lifetime if installed correctly by an experienced dentist.
But even the best implants can fail if not properly maintained. That's where our expertise comes in. We've seen patients who thought they were making a wise investment in their dental health only to find themselves back in our chair years later dealing with complications from their long-lasting implants.
Our doctors—Dr. Adil Ibrahim, Dr. Hamed El-Jabali, and Waleed Ibrahim—are praised for their caring nature and expertise in Implant, All on x reconstruction, and general dentistry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do all dental implants last a lifetime?
No. While high-quality implants can last a lifetime if installed correctly by an experienced dentist, not all implants are created equal. Cheaper implants may need to be replaced every 10-20 years.
Can I maintain my own dental implants?
While it's important to practice good oral hygiene and visit your dentist regularly, maintaining your own dental implants is not recommended. Only a trained professional can properly examine and clean your implant.
What should I look for in a dental implant practice?
When choosing a dental implant practice, look for one with expertise in both implant and general dentistry. The quality of the implant itself and the skill
