For many of us, implant technology for missing teeth is a new concept; something we never imagined possible. In an age of medical breakthroughs and longer, healthier living, it shouldn't be surprising that lost teeth no longer means dentures floating in a glass. Science offers a better solution.

The success of Nobel Biocare Dental Implants is based on one ingenious discovery made in the early 1950's by Swedish scientist Per-Ingvar Branemark. He observed that titanium, a very strong and lighweight metal, will intergrate with the natural jaw bone tissue, thereby creating a platform for permanent teeth replacements.

Professor Branemark completed his first dental implant case on a patient in 1965, putting a big smile on the face of Gosta Larsson. The method has now been documented for 35 years and in that time Nobel Biocare has created more than a million new smiles around the world.

Before	After
		18 year old female with congenitally missing lateral incisors replaced with dental implants and porcelain crowns
		50+ male with debilitated dentition and full reconstruction
		60+ Female who lost a single front tooth. Replaced with an implant and a ceramic crown
		70 year old male with severely debilitated dentition and a complete implant reconstruction
		60+ female with debilitated dentition and full reconstruction