Titanium bars are small, cylindrical titanium structures used in dental implantology. They are inserted into the jawbone and form the basis for the replacement of missing teeth. Through firm integration with the bone tissue, they act like natural tooth roots and provide stable support for the prostheses attached to them.

Titanium bars are particularly preferred when several teeth are missing. Compared to conventional implants, more teeth can be replaced with fewer implants. This simplifies the surgical procedure, shortens the treatment time and can be a more cost-effective solution.

Titanium bars are made of biocompatible titanium and are available in various sizes and designs. The selection of the appropriate titanium bar is made individually according to the jawbone structure and the patient’s treatment plan.