When we lose one of our teeth due to reasons such as decay, gum disease or an accident, it may be difficult for us to eat, speak or even smile...Losing a tooth not only changes the appearance of the face, but it can also affect the health of the mouth and other teeth. Implant prosthesis is an artificial tooth that is placed on the metal base of the implant and fills the place of the missing tooth. These prostheses have different types and the choice depends on the number of broken teeth, the shape of the jaw, the condition of the mouth and the opinion of the dentist. In the following, we will introduce the types of these prostheses: - Single veneer (for one tooth): If only one tooth is missing, the veneer or artificial tooth is placed on the implant base. This coating is similar to a natural tooth and is placed in the mouth like a normal tooth, it does not need to be removed and is very comfortable. The dental bridge is placed. Fixed teeth on implants (in case of loss of all teeth): If all teeth are lost in the upper or lower jaw, several implants can be placed in the jaw (for example, 4-6) and a full row of fixed dentures can be installed on them... These types of teeth are fixed in the mouth and act like natural teeth. These teeth can be removed and reinserted, but because they are placed on a metal base, they do not move when eating or talking. Implant prosthesis is performed in several stages: - Examination and photography: In the first step, the dentist examines your teeth and jaw.. ​​Usually, photographs such as radiographs or CT scans are used to determine the condition of the jaw bone and the appropriate place for the implant.. Insert the jaw. This screw plays the role of the root of the tooth. It can be installed more easily on the base... - Molding to make a new tooth: in this step, a mold is taken from the teeth and jaw until the new tooth is perfectly sized and suitable for your mouth... the color and shape of the tooth is selected in harmony with the other teeth.