The development of endosseous osseointegrated dental implants has been very rapid over the last two decades and there are now many implant systems available that will provide the clinician with:, a high degree of predictability in the attainment of osseointegration, versatile surgical and prosthodontic protocols, design features that facilitate ease of treatment and aesthetics, a low complication rate and ease of maintenance, published papers to support the manufacturers’ Claims, a reputable company with good customer Support There is no perfect system and the choice may be bewildering. It is easy for a clinician to be seduced into believing that a new system is better or less expensive. All implant treatment depends upon a high level of clinical training and experience. Much of the cost of treatment is not system dependent but relates to clinical time and laboratory expenses. There are a number of published versions of what constitutes a successful implant or implant system.