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    <ul>
        <li class="question">What is the success rate?</li>
        <li class="answer">From 1975 to 2004, Implant success ranged between 90% to 100% according to a clinical study.</li>

        <li class="question">How long is the treatment period?</li>
        <li class="answer">The treatment takes about one month from consultation up to the first surgery and another 2~3 months until the periodontal bones and implant are fixed firmly and the prosthesis is mounted. The period could be extended to 6~9 months depending on the condition of the jaw bones and mouth, chewing strength, and difference in the implant system. Nowadays, however, the development of a variety of implant methods and systems has shortened the treatment period.</li>

        <li class="question">Aren't implants expensive, compared to dentures?</li>
        <li class="answer">Although the initial cost is high, implants are semi-permanent; thus, they are actually cheaper because no additional cost is incurred. In contrast, although the initial cost of dentures is lower than that of implant, additional cost is incurred later.</li>

        <li class="question">Can older patients undergo implant surgery?</li>
        <li class="answer">Yes. Patients are advised to undergo implant surgery while they are still young because of the better bone condition, the bone volume, and the width and depth of bone where the implant will be placed. If a test proves that surgery is possible, then elderly patients can undergo the surgery.</li>

        <li class="question">Do implants contain harmful heavy metal?</li>
        <li class="answer">No. Implant is made of titanium, forming TO2 on the surface in air, water, and other electrolyte by itself. Boasting of excellent bio-compatibility, implants are not harmful to the human body.</li>

        <li class="question">What are the post-surgery effects, if any?</li>
        <li class="answer">After the surgery, your face or gums feel stiff and sore. Swelling may also cause
            the jaw or lips to be numb for several days. Still, there’s no need for you to worry; these symptoms will subside over time. If symptoms persist, however, see a doctor immediately.</li>

        <li class="question">Does the procdure hurt?</li>
        <li class="answer">Not at all, since local anesthesia will be administered before surgery. After the surgery, however, you may experience some pain once the effect of the anesthesia wears off. Generally aspirin is all that is needed to relieve the pain.</li>
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<div class="qna">
        <div class="question">What is the success rate?</div>
        <div class="answer">From 1975 to 2004, Implant success ranged between 90% to 100% according to a cdivnical study.</div>

        <div class="question">How long is the treatment period?</div>
        <div class="answer">The treatment takes about one month from consultation up to the first surgery and another 2~3 months until the periodontal bones and implant are fixed firmly and the prosthesis is mounted. The period could be extended to 6~9 months depending on the condition of the jaw bones and mouth, chewing strength, and difference in the implant system. Nowadays, however, the development of a variety of implant methods and systems has shortened the treatment period.</div>

        <div class="question">Aren't implants expensive, compared to dentures?</div>
        <div class="answer">Although the initial cost is high, implants are semi-permanent; thus, they are actually cheaper because no additional cost is incurred. In contrast, although the initial cost of dentures is lower than that of implant, additional cost is incurred later.</div>

        <div class="question">Can older patients undergo implant surgery?</div>
        <div class="answer">Yes. Patients are advised to undergo implant surgery while they are still young because of the better bone condition, the bone volume, and the width and depth of bone where the implant will be placed. If a test proves that surgery is possible, then elderly patients can undergo the surgery.</div>

        <div class="question">Do implants contain harmful heavy metal?</div>
        <div class="answer">No. Implant is made of titanium, forming TO2 on the surface in air, water, and other electrolyte by itself. Boasting of excellent bio-compatibidivty, implants are not harmful to the human body.</div>

        <div class="question">What are the post-surgery effects, if any?</div>
        <div class="answer">After the surgery, your face or gums feel stiff and sore. Sweldivng may also cause
            the jaw or divps to be numb for several days. Still, there’s no need for you to worry; these symptoms will subside over time. If symptoms persist, however, see a doctor immediately.</div>

        <div class="question">Does the procdure hurt?</div>
        <div class="answer">Not at all, since local anesthesia will be administered before surgery. After the surgery, however, you may experience some pain once the effect of the anesthesia wears off. Generally aspirin is all that is needed to rediveve the pain.</div>
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