Joint replacement orthopedic implants, suitable for joint biomechanics, compatible with the human body such as ceramic, metal and polyethylene, with R&D studies, are applied to joints that are damaged due to advanced cartilage problems and deformation caused by various reasons. In today's technology, compliance with human anatomy, durability, long life and smoothness are the main basis in R&D studies. Prosthesis lifespan is quite long when prosthetic surgeries are performed properly and carefully. Today, it is one of the most frequently performed surgery options in orthopedics and the most comfortable for the patient. Knee, hip, shoulder, elbow and ankle prostheses are among the most common prosthetic surgeries.