Implant incisors are conservatively estimated to last 10 years if properly implanted and cared for. After tooth loss, not only the cost of dental implants, but also the cost of bone powder and periosteum, but also the cost of high quality materials, such as zirconium oxide, will be chosen for the implantation of incisors. If there is more bone, the implant will be easier to use and the implant will be of good quality, the implant should last for 40-50 years. If the implant is good, the bone is in good condition, there is no periodontitis, and the implant is properly cared for, it may last 10 years conservatively after long-term follow-up. However, if the bone condition is very poor and the implant is not used properly, peri-implantitis may occur and the inflammation may lead to bone loss and may last only 5 years. Therefore, the most important thing is to take proper care of the implant and to use it properly.