Are Mini Dental Implants Safe?

In this video, Dr. Rose Magno explains the safety of mini dental implants and the materials used to make them reliable for long-term tooth replacement.

The mini implants are FDA-approved, and they’re made out of titanium. Some are even made out of ceramic, but they are FDA-approved, and the titanium is the same type of material that is placed for knee joints, hip joints, and elbow joints. So those are the same technologies.

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