Implant treatment is a dental treatment performed by placing an artificial tooth root in place of a lost tooth. Implants are made of biocompatible materials such as titanium and are placed in the jawbone, acting like natural teeth.

Implant treatment is a several-step process and may take several months to complete. The first stage is the placement of the implant in the jawbone. The second step is to attach an abutment to the implant. The final stage is the placement of the prosthesis. The duration of implant treatment may vary depending on the person's condition and treatment plan.

Implants can last a lifetime with proper care and periodic checks. However, the durability of the implant depends on the person's oral hygiene and health.

Suitable candidates for implant treatment are people who do not have gum disease or other oral health problems, have adequate jawbone structure, and are in good general health. However, any person should be examined by a dentist to determine if they are suitable for implant treatment.

The cost of implant treatment may vary depending on the person's condition, the materials to be used and the complexity of the treatment. Implant treatment is generally more expensive than other dental treatments, but may be more economical in the long run. It is recommended to consult a dentist for more information on the cost of implant treatment.