Implants are commonly made of titanium, which is biocompatible with the body and serves as a sturdy, long-lasting foundation for replacing teeth. The natural bone fuses with and attaches to the implant, locking it into place. As a result of osseointegration, implant-supported teeth become stable and strong enough to support replacement teeth, withstand daily use, and work like natural teeth. Implants, when they are fully integrated, will be like your own teeth. If you take a very good care of them, you can keep them for a very long time, even life time.