Are dental implants compatible with magnetic resonance imaging?

Many have doubts about whether dental implants are compatible when performing an MRI since it is a device that obtains images of the inside of our body through giant magnets that rotate and alter the atoms of the body, these magnets depending on the type of material can shoot out things that we carry in our body such as hair accessories such as hairpins, clips, piercings … so the fear of many is whether dental implants can also be affected since they are made of metal.

The truth is that it is totally compatible to perform the MRI as long as the implants are made of titanium since they will not be attracted to the magnet nor will they distort the images obtained.

Advantages of titanium implants

High biocompatibility

Titanium implants have a high biocompatibility which means that the risk of rejection is minimal.

Corrosion resistant

The material of the implant is highly resistant to any type of corrosion.

Easy osseointegration

Another advantage is that titanium has a better osseointegration, that is, a good union between implant and maxillary bone without producing problems in the bone regeneration process (osteogenesis).

High durability and resistance

The titanium material is very resistant and is able to withstand many atmospheres of pressure and therefore has a high durability and is the best bet for a dental implant.

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