Are MRI Scans Advised Against for Those Who Have Titanium Dental Implants?

Hello. It is a vdery good question.I am not aware of any contraindications for MRI patients , who have dental implants.

In order for a material to interact with a magnetic field, the material needs to have a property known as ferromagnetism. Titanium is not ferromagnetic, so it should not interact with magnetic fields. The only thing is that a doctor prescribing an MRI should be aware that dental implants can create artifacts on MRI scans, making it more difficult to read. 

This is a great and common question for patients who are told they need MRI's. The answer is: GO AHEAD AND TAKE THE MRI. There is NOTHING to worry about. The dental implants are not magnetic. YES. You can have the MRI with dental implants.