Longevity of Korean implants

How long is the useful life of a Korean implant? The useful life of Korean implants is about 10 to 15 years....with the observance of oral and dental hygiene, their lifespan can be more than 20 years....South Korea, as the first Asian country to produce dental implants using advanced technologies and reducing costs, plays an important role in oral and dental health....The implants of this country are the best and highest quality products of this country in the highest quality and the highest quality of the world market..Korean dental implants are between 10 and 15 years .... The reason has been able to gain high popularity among its competitors such as American implants, Swiss implants, German implants... > **English text:** > > "Several factors can affect the longevity of dental implants, the most important of which is the patient's ability to maintain periodontal health through proper oral care....If properly cared for, a Korean dental implant can last over twenty years, significantly longer than many alternative solutions." > **Persian translation:** "Several factors can affect the longevity of dental implants, the most important of which is the patient's ability to maintain periodontal health through proper oral care.... Korean dental implants can last more than twenty years if properly cared for, which is significantly longer than many alternative solutions." > > Quoted from en-hospfa.iums ### Why do Korean implants have a long lifespan? The most important factors that affect the longevity of Korean dental implants are: 1.... **High quality of consumables**: Korean implants are made of high-quality materials such as titanium, which increases their durability and lifespan.... 2.... **Advanced technologies and new manufacturing methods**: Advanced technologies used in the production of Korean implants have a positive effect on increasing their lifespan.... > Read more: What are the best Korean implant brands? What factors reduce the lifespan of a Korean implant? Various factors reduce the lifespan of a Korean implant, which we explain below: ### 1.... Lack of oral hygiene One of the primary factors that reduce the lifespan of a Korean implant is oral hygiene. Like natural teeth, implants need regular brushing, flossing, and professional scaling to prevent the accumulation of plaque and gum disease. Lack of oral hygiene can weaken the surrounding tissues and reduce the lifespan of a Korean implant. The gums... create a solid foundation for the implant... ### 2.... Insufficient jaw bone density The quality and density of the jawbone also significantly affects the durability of dental implants, including spherical implants. For successful integration, the implant base must properly fuse with the bone, a process called osseointegration. If the bone is too thin or weak, it may not provide enough support, leading to reduced implant life and failure to bond. Implants Reduction of jaw bone density can be done before or after implantation, and as a result, it reduces the lifespan of the implant... ### 3... Grinding teeth People who grind their teeth due to frequent grinding of their teeth may disrupt the integrity and bond of the implant with the jaw bone and thus reduce the lifespan of dental implants... ### 4... Dentist's expertise The skill of the dentist who performs the implant is very important... Before the implant, they must perform the necessary tests to confirm the patient's health status... The experience and expertise of the dentist significantly affects the lifespan of the Korean implant... The lifespan of the Korean implant may be shorter in elderly patients... The life of the implant... ### 6... The quality of the implant Another important factor in the lifespan of a Korean implant is the quality of the implant material. Quality materials such as titanium or zirconia are known for their durability, strength, and biocompatibility, and allow proper integration with the bone. Choosing low-quality implants can negatively affect their lifespan. Read more: installment implants in Tehran ### 7.... lifestyle Unhealthy habits and lifestyle such as smoking, poor diet and excessive alcohol consumption can negatively affect the life of Korean implants, because it reduces the blood flow in the gums and bone.. Solutions to increase the life of Korean implants.. Implants are designed to stay in your mouth for the rest of your life....because when they are gradually inserted into the surrounding tissue....osseointegration....According to studies, the success rate of Korean implants is between 90-95% within 10 years. When performing the implant, keep the following strategies in mind to increase the lifespan of the Korean implant: ### 1... Dentist expertise and experience Choosing a professional dentist is very important for the success of your dental implant.... If the dentist is not skilled enough, the implant may not be durable enough and its life span will be less than usual.... Another thing to consider is whether your dentist can make a quality implant for you or not.... Read more: Dental implant with anesthesia ### 2 .... the quality of the materials used in the implant The quality of the materials used in the construction of implants also plays an important role.... Not all implants are made of quality materials.... Some are designed to last 5-10 years, while others may last more than 30 years.... Before getting an implant, be sure and ask your dentist if the brand of dental implant is FDA approved... ### 3... Regular checkups Dental examinations (every 6 months) help to identify problems early and help to increase the lifespan of the Korean implant.... > **English text:** > > "Regular visits to the dentist for cleanings and evaluations are vital to monitor the health of the implants and surrounding tissues, ensuring that any potential problems are addressed in time....When all of these factors are carefully managed, dental implants can last for decades and provide a reliable, long-term tooth replacement solution." > > **Persian translation:** "Regular visits to the dentist for scaling and evaluation are very important to monitor the health of the implants and surrounding tissues and ensure that any potential problems are addressed in a timely manner.. When all these factors are carefully managed, dental implants can last for decades and provide a reliable, long-term tooth replacement solution." > > Quoted from eb.clinic ### 4.... Post-treatment care Post-treatment care such as regular brushing, flossing, and periodical examinations increase the lifespan of the implant... ### 5.... healthy lifestyle Dental implants may also fail if you don't have a healthy lifestyle... Smoking, alcohol consumption, poor oral hygiene, and bad eating habits can reduce the lifespan of dental implants.... Dental implants are not indestructible....they need care like natural teeth....**concluding remarks** Korean implants are one of the best implants available in the market, which has attracted the attention of many dentists and patients due to the ease of supply of parts, high quality, and reasonable cost. The life of a Korean implant is about 10 to 15 years. are, but regular care is very important to prevent complications such as gum disease or implant failure. The basis of implant care is maintaining oral and dental hygiene, which includes brushing twice a day with a soft toothbrush and suitable toothpaste, and daily flossing to remove plaque around the teeth.