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Titanium Alloys Used in Dental Implants: From Grade 1 to Grade 23

Dental implants have transformed modern dentistry by allowing patients to replace missing teeth with fixed, long-lasting solutions. While most implant brands focus their marketing on success rates, surface treatments, and warranties, very few patients are informed about one of the most important factors influencing implant performance—the type of titanium used.

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