When the mouse laughs at the cat there's a hole nearby

If there is a gap between your teeth, no doubt you want it filled to stop the food (including self-caught mice) from going through.


For many years, the only options were a bridge and a plate. A bridge is fine, but a plate....
You can drop and break it, brush and damage it, put it in and take it out and put it in and take it out again and....

Ancient Egyptian and South American civilizations already experimented with dental implants, using ivory or wood. In the 18th century lost teeth were sometimes replaced with extracted teeth of other human donors. Rejection by the body was common. No long-term success was achieved.

In1952 at the University of Lund, Sweden, Per Ingvar Branemark, an orthopedic surgeon, experimented with titanium and discovered that, after some months, it has fused to the bone. Branemark called this osseointegration.

In 2008 at the Dentaprime clinic, Dr Regina Schindjalova daily inserts titanium 3I-implants. Her long-term results are fine!

(You can keep the plate and use it to serve dinner to King Cat.)