Posted by earthworm on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Dental-Implants-tp4032699p4032885.html

could you post your reasoning on why you think Zirconia is an EMF problem?  thanks!
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sorry, i meant "zirconia is NO problem emf-wise", somehow i typed it wrong, pretty dumb, and misleading.
it is less strong than titanium though, therefore larger so a larger hole will be drilled in the bone.

implants often fail after a while because infection occurs around the fake-root.
about 20 years ago that was over 50 % within 5 years, i have no recent data.
if the bone around the extracted tooth is not cleaned out and the ligament not removed, or the implant is done too soon afterwards, or the gums around the implant are not kept clean meticulously afterwards, or one's nutrition and its absorption is not adequate, then chances of infection in the bone are high.
2D X-rays miss infected areas much more often than 3D pictures, but the latter means even more radiation.
infection may cause a bad taste apart from nasty toxins entering your blood.
pulling a tooth the conventional way can also cause an area within the bone to become or remain infected, undermining one's overall health severely, similar to root canals.