Implants

Implants are medical devices inserted into the body to replace or support a damaged or missing part. They can be used for various purposes, such as replacing a lost tooth with a dental implant, giving a person a sense of hearing with cochlear implants, or improving mobility with joint implants like hips or knees. Typically made from biocompatible materials like titanium, implants are designed to integrate with the body, providing a durable and often long-lasting solution. They are often surgically placed and may require some recovery time, but they aim to restore function and improve quality of life.