Common Problems With Dental Implants

Dental  implantation  is  currently  one  of  the  most  promising  areas  in  the rehabilitation  of  dental  patients.  Despite  the  success  achieved,  dental  implantation,  like  other  surgical  methods  of  treatment,  is  accompanied  by  various  kinds  of  complications.  The  most common complications are of an inflammatory nature. However, there are many problems in dental implantology. This article presents a review of the scientific literature on risk factors for early and late complications of dental implantation. It  is  considered  that  a  well-established  and  integrated  dental  implant  should  function  for  at least  10  years,  satisfy  the  patient in aesthetic  and  functional  terms,  have clinical stability,  and  be biocompatible  with respect to the surrounding  tissues.